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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
I'm 5'5", 375 lbs. Lost over 100 lbs 5 years ago, approved for a medically necessary panniculectomy & maintained my weight at 350 lbs for that time. High A1C disqualified me, A1C is now under control. 'Apron' is so large, I can't step onto a curb without help. New physical limitations, starting to gain weight. Have been working with a dietitian. Just want to not hurt & improve life. HELP?!
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
I'm 5'5", 375 lbs. Lost over 100 lbs 5 years ago, approved for a medically necessary panniculectomy & maintained my weight at 350 lbs for that time. High A1C disqualified me, A1C is now under control. 'Apron' is so large, I can't step onto a curb without help. New physical limitations, starting to gain weight. Have been working with a dietitian. Just want to not hurt & improve life. HELP?!
I am not a fan of injectables, have been using retinol for a little bit, but it seems to make it worse. I would like to get rid of the crow’s feet, that appear when I smile, and also the wrinkling underneath my eyes. I really don’t have an issue with any other part of my face, but it’s my eyes.
"Remember, we can sort of reverse the hands of time, we can't stop them. So, we could definitely rejuvenate you. We can definitely go backwards. However, how far backwards really depends on what you want, your genetics, what's been going on recently."
"Botox typically lasts between two and four months, and that is the expectation that you'll need a treatment either three or four times a year if you wanna maintain your results. Modern day fillers tend to last longer than six months, so most fillers last about 12 to 18 months."
"The trust between a patient and their plastic surgeon is vital. First of all, surgery – and plastic surgery – is a journey. So, you're starting from one place, you wanna make sure that that person that you're starting that journey with as a physician and a patient is someone that you trust and you think understands you and knows your goals and where you wanna be."
Like people, belly buttons come in all shapes and sizes. Most are innies, but some are outies. They can be wide, narrow, vertical or horizontal. And since they're not functional, they can be reshaped, resized, repositioned and even removed.
We all know that awful feeling of opening the camera on our phones to try to take a picture, only to see ourselves staring back from an unflattering angle, often with a double chin. In our digital age, we're constantly aware of our appearance, whether it's due to seeing ourselves in the reflection of our phones, taking selfies or posting videos on social media.
Whether you are an avid athlete, weekend warrior or just like to enjoy a walk around the block now and then, getting moving again after plastic surgery can be challenging.