“No two patients are the same. Treatment plans are individualized to deliver the best possible result.”
Most patients are candidates for a “short-scar” breast lift. An incision around the areola is made as well as a vertical to shape the breast. The vertical incision may continue laterally depending on the nipple position. While the operation takes more time than the conventional “anchor scar,” it has less tendency to flatten the breast and typically creates a more shaped result.
An abdominoplasty is performed to remove excess skin of the abdomen. Different modifications of the operation exist and are determined by patient anatomy and goals. When the abdominal wall muscles exhibit laxity they are tightened for truncal contour.
SAFE™ Liposuction involves using specialized cannulas to gently separate and remove unwanted fat cells. The procedure is carried out through small incisions strategically located to address the areas of patient concern.
“No two patients are the same. Treatment plans are individualized to deliver the best possible result.”
All photos are taken with the same camera, lighting, facial expression, and angle. This ensures an accurate representation of the surgical result.
This patient in her 40s underwent a staged operation. No two patients are the same. Treatment plans are individualized to deliver the best possible result. Her first procedure included a reduction mastopexy (breast lift with removing excess volume) along with SAFE™ Liposuction of her circumferential trunk and thighs.
Her second surgery was an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) where her abdominal muscles and skin were tightened.