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Isolated Neck Lift-Improves Sagging Neck Line

The sagging neck is one of the first things that start to bother women as they age. In fact, even younger people often “hate their neck”. The advent of videoconferencing and Zoom meetings really led to more and more interest in surgical and non-surgical treatment options for the aging neck. Options run from non-surgical –…

Submental Liposuction – An Effective Procedure for Neck Contouring

Submental liposuction (also called neck liposuction) is an effective tool for the proper patient to achieve slimming and better contour of the neck. It is especially successful for patients with good skin tone, not a lot of loose skin and fat that is distributed above the underlying neck muscles.  In many cases, a thick appearing…

Benefits of Upper Blepharoplasty – Eyelid Surgery

Upper blepharoplasty is a relatively straightforward procedure that can have a huge impact on facial appearance. With aging, patients develop some loose skin of the upper eyelids and sometimes the skin rests on the eyelashes. This gives an aged appearance and often makes patients look tired. The procedure, which can be done with local anesthesia…

All Explants Are Not the Same

It is quite common for women to decide upon breast implant removal.  Motivation for this varies but includes concerns about breast implant illness, implant related pain, implant malposition, capsular contracture as well as feeling the breast implants are now too big for their body. This often occurs later in life when women have gained some…

Breast Asymmetry and Tubular Breast Deformity Treated with Mastopexy

Breast asymmetry is very common, affecting over 50% of women.  This can be as subtle as just a slight amount of volume difference or perhaps the nipple position being lower on one side. The condition can also involve marked asymmetry with underdevelopment of one breast compared to the other or significant shape changes.  Tuberous breast…

Tummy Tuck and Hernia

Many women with desire for abdominoplasty have an umbilical hernia or other hernia associated with large diastases rectus. Provided that these are not complex hernias, they can be repaired safely during the performance of the diastases repair and generally, do not need any supporting mesh as the umbilical hernia repair is reinforced by the correction…

Chest wall asymmetries and deformities and Breast Augmentation

Preoperative photograph showing pectus excavatum deformity Breast augmentation with symmetric breasts is a fairly routine procedure.  The plastic surgeon must take account of asymmetries which are very common.  Careful measurements of the sternal notch to nipple distance and breast diameter are part of a thoughtful preoperative plan.  These asymmetries must be pointed out to the…

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