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Question: I’ve heard that massage is very beneficial after liposuction. Is this true after a tummy tuck and what does it do? Answer: I would agree that massage is beneficial, but let me make sure that you understand that we are only talking about lymphatic massage. This is not rubbing and massage that you get…

Question: What other surgeries is the browlift often combined with? Answer: Well, now that you mention it, I think there are not many things that I have not combined a brow lift with. Most often, I am doing it with a facelift, but often I do it with upper eyelid surgery. Anytime that I am operating…

Question: I feel like my eyes look very old but it seems to be a combination of problems: age spots, wrinkles, sagging, etc. I would like blepharoplasty but are there any other procedures that can be performed at the same time to completely rejuvenate my eyes? Answer: There are multiple things that I do around…

Question: I love the way my face looks after I use a facial scrub, but that glow doesn’t last that long. Will I get the same results but longer lasting with a chemical peel? Answer: I think that with a chemical peel, you might get a more dramatic result, and it might last longer only…

Question: After breast feeding 2 children just 13 months apart, my breasts are a wreck. The left breast is much bigger than the right and they sag. I want a breast lift. How long do I need to wait to get it (I finished breastfeeding 4 months ago)? Can I get my breasts made the…

Question: I am completely flat-chested. Is it possible for me to get breast augmentation? Are there any special considerations? Answer: It is absolutely possible for you to get a breast augmentation, and I think that you would be thrilled with it. The only real special consideration is that you have to be careful about going…

Question: What are the potential risks associated with breast reconstruction? Answer: The risks of breast reconstruction really depend on the type of reconstruction. First, keep in mind that all surgeries have general risks, such as infection, bleeding, hematoma, poor healing, poor scarring, poor cosmetic outcome, and the possible need for revision or future stages. Next,…

Quick Answer: A chemical peel may be a good choice when your main concern is near the skin’s surface, such as uneven tone, mild sun damage, rough texture, clogged pores, or fine surface lines. It is less likely to help deep wrinkles, significant skin laxity, lost facial volume, or deeper acne scars. The right treatment…