When it comes to achieving a smoother, flatter midsection, two of the most popular cosmetic surgery options are a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) and liposuction. Both procedures can dramatically enhance body contours and improve confidence, but they target different concerns. Understanding the distinctions between these two surgeries, and which one aligns […]
For many women, breast sagging (ptosis) is a common concern that can be caused by a variety of factors such as the natural aging process, pregnancy and breastfeeding, significant weight fluctuations, and more. This droopiness can typically be addressed with breast lift (mastopexy) surgery, as it is designed to elevate […]
Breast ptosis is the medical term for drooping or sagging breasts. The condition occurs when both breast tissue firmness and surrounding skin elasticity become depleted, causing a drooping effect. Ptosis can develop at different stages of life and progress from a variety of factors, including heavier breast tissue weight, age, […]
At a certain point after childbirth, women may begin to wonder how they can improve the appearance of their abdomen. Although a healthy diet and exercise/toning workouts are an important part of overall health and achieving aesthetic goals, it may take an alternative method to get a “flat stomach” after […]
Excessively large breasts can often cause lower back and neck pain, painful bra-strap indentations, and other physical discomforts. They can also produce feelings of self-consciousness, and prevent many individuals from effectively fitting into desired clothing. Fortunately, breast reduction surgery can be an ideal solution for these concerns, allowing patients to […]
The term “jowls” refers to a collection of excess skin and/or fat that develops around the jawline. This is extremely common and is most often due to the natural aging process as the skin gradually loses elastin and collagen over time, leading to a loss of firmness and a sagging […]
Finding the “right” plastic surgeon is not as easy as one might think. While many doctors may call themselves plastic or cosmetic surgeons, there are only about 8000 plastic surgeons that are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery in the United States. Board certification by the American Board […]