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I recently lost 40lb after working my ass off for it. I thought I would be happy with myself after I reached my goals, however I am more miserable now than I have ever been. I’m at 19.4% body fat, 119 pounds and 5’6. Is fat transfer an option? Or will I have to get implants? Any other options? Birth control? Eat estrogen rich foods? Massage?I want +1.5 to fill in and make me not look like a dude
April: large axillary mass appears on right. After 2 failed derm visits-went to my PC. Exam, mammo, MRI-, no COVID vax prob. It's causing tingling in my hand. I am no stranger to plast surg & know this is a dangerous area for surgery. How do I find someone truly qualified & willing to take on something like this? TY
How high does your lifetime risk of breast cancer have to be for a risk reducing mastectomy? Let's assume the patient has never had breast cancer and has no identifiable gene mutations, but has a lifetime risk of 42%. What is cutoff for insurance to cover it, generally speaking?
I recently lost 40lb after working my ass off for it. I thought I would be happy with myself after I reached my goals, however I am more miserable now than I have ever been. I’m at 19.4% body fat, 119 pounds and 5’6. Is fat transfer an option? Or will I have to get implants? Any other options? Birth control? Eat estrogen rich foods? Massage?I want +1.5 to fill in and make me not look like a dude
April: large axillary mass appears on right. After 2 failed derm visits-went to my PC. Exam, mammo, MRI-, no COVID vax prob. It's causing tingling in my hand. I am no stranger to plast surg & know this is a dangerous area for surgery. How do I find someone truly qualified & willing to take on something like this? TY
How high does your lifetime risk of breast cancer have to be for a risk reducing mastectomy? Let's assume the patient has never had breast cancer and has no identifiable gene mutations, but has a lifetime risk of 42%. What is cutoff for insurance to cover it, generally speaking?
Is it possible for a new plastic surgeon to perform a revision mastopexy on me if they do not know the position of the vascular pedicles to my nipple areola complex from my initial mastopexy? I tried to get this information from the surgeon who performed my initial mastoepxy but like he is unfortunately withholding this information. Thank you.
"Avoid direct sunlight exposure to your incisions for the first year after surgery. And the reason for that is because the UV light in sun can actually cause your incisions and scars to appear darker or more red."
"Anytime we use surgery, there's always gonna be an incision. So, it can't be scarless. However, we do have excellent technology for optimizing incisions and making scars fade away, typically to a nice, fine white line that becomes almost imperceptible over time."
"I don't think, you know, gaining a couple pounds or losing a couple pounds – and I'd say even plus or minus 20 pounds – is going to change the outcome. So, I think people can enjoy the benefits of the surgery for a long time in the future."
There's no denying that there is just something so enrapturing about the perfect set of dimples. For some people without them, the allure of dimples is something that has appealed to them for many years. Dimples can now become a reality for those not born with them, courtesy of a procedure known as the "dimpleplasty."
The term "facial balancing" is probably all over your social media feeds, but what is it really? You may have seen this beauty buzzword is lighting up social media, and for good reason.
Many patients are concerned about the appearance of their nose, but some are hesitant to undergo traditional surgical rhinoplasty to correct imperfections and irregularities.