This patient presented to me with a desire to improve the contour of her abdomen. She underwent abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) with simultaneous limited liposuction.
This pleasant 34 year old female wished to address her native breast asymmetry and ideally desired smaller, uplifted breasts. She did not wish to have an implant placed. She has previously had 3 children and was as large as a DD cup during pregnancy. She also desired correction of her inverted nipples, and this was potentially considered as a secondary procedure, however the situation largely corrected itself with the breast lift alone.
This pleasant female did not want any additional volume, she only wanted her breasts uplifted. She underwent bilateral mastopexy (breast lift) with an anchor type incision.
This pleasant female presented to me after having undergone a circumareolar mastopexy augmentation by another physician. She underwent a revisional procedure incorporating a bilateral revision mastopexy (breast lift) along with implant exchange. She is much happier with her overall shape and scarring.
This pleasant female presented for a tummy tuck. Her post operative photos are taken at 1 month. Her scars are immature and will fade with time to a thin white line.
This pleasant female had undergone prior breast augmentation by a prominent plastic surgeon. She wanted better upper pole fullness and breast shape. She underwent bilateral implant exchange with skin envelope re-draping in the form of a revision mastopexy.
This pleasant female presented with a desire to improve the appearance of her abdomen. She had significant skin excess, but almost all of it was in her lower abdomen. Because of this, she underwent a variation of a standard tummy tuck, called a floating umbilicus abdominoplasty. Rather than perform a standard abdominoplasty, which would have left her with a high scar, a floating umbilicus abdominoplasty was performed to provide her with a low scar, easily hidden in standard underwear.
Before
Before
Before
