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Dr. Robert Cohen is a board-certified plastic surgeon with practices in both Beverly Hills, California and Scottsdale, Arizona. Though he is skilled at performing a wide range of both surgical and minimally invasive procedures across the face, breast, and body, he is best known for his expertise in breast enhancement and body contouring. After receiving his MD from Tulane, Dr. Cohen completed his internship and two residencies at the prestigious Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, where he was chief resident. He then completed a fellowship with esteemed Los Angeles plastic surgeon W. Grant Stevens. Dr. Cohen is an active member of multiple professional organizations, including the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, and is frequently invited to teach colleagues and share his advanced knowledge of specialized breast augmentation and revision techniques.
Dr. Steven Sigalove is a board-certified plastic surgeon practicing in Paradise Valley, Arizona, where he specializes in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery of the breast, body, and face. He is one of three plastic surgeons at the Scottsdale Center for Plastic Surgery, serving the greater Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Arizona region. With nearly two decades in practice, Dr. Sigalove is a nationally and internationally recognized expert in the field of reconstructive and revisional breast surgeries. He is also noted for his excellence in breast augmentation, tummy tucks (abdominoplasty surgery), and mommy makeovers. After earning his medical degree at Chicago Medical School's Finch University of the Health Sciences, Dr. Sigalove completed two residencies: one in general surgery at Rush-Presbyterian Saint Luke’s Medical Center and a second was in plastic, reconstructive, and cosmetic surgery at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He also completed a fellowship in hand surgery, also at Rush Presbyterian Saint Luke’s Medical Center. Dr. Sigalove is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). His patients have described him on RealSelf as someone who “always [takes] the time to listen to my concerns;” “knowledgeable;” “comforting;” and a surgeon who “made every step a dream.” To begin your transformation, schedule a consultation today.
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279 Scottsdale Center for Plastic Surgery Reviews
The results are better than I could have imagined
Dr. Sigalove is the best! You can tell he truly loves what he does and it shows in his work! I’ve struggled with self confidence issues due to my breasts for years. He took the time to listen to me and delivered on all of his promises! The results are better than I could have imagined and I now have the confidence I’ve been missing. I highly recommend him and his team!
Breast augmentation - 2 weeks post op and loving them!
I cannot put enough stars or words for Dr. Sigalove and his team. First, I went shopping for other surgeons when I wanted a breast augmentation. Dr. Sigalove certainly had the best “bedside manners.” He was extremely patient with my list of questions, explained his methods/ techniques. What stood out to me was that he talked to me like a real patient for almost an hour before even asking me ...
Amazing Skincare Staff
Jen is an amazing aesthetician! She is super knowledgeable in all the medical grade products and does amazing things for my skin. I have seen her for different treatments from a customized facial to a chemical peel to micro needling. She is very nice and genuinely wants to help her clients improve their skincare routine. I love going to see her every month because my skin is glowing every...
The Best of the Best!
Dr. Steven Sigalove is the best of the best! In December of 2023 I underwent an implant exchange and mastoplasty/mastopexy and he far exceeded my expectations! If there is such thing as perfect breasts Dr. Sigalove creates them! Before choosing Dr. Sigalove I had multiple consultations with surgeons in hopes to find the right one. It was clear within a few minutes of meeting Dr. Sigalove he...
Took the time to thoroughly answer all my questions
I had a truly amazing breast augmentation experience in December 2023 with Dr. Cohen and his office manager, Shayla. From the initial consultation, Shayla was helpful and communicative: she worked with my schedule and time concerns, which I really appreciated. When I met Dr. Cohen, what set him apart was that he patiently took the time to thoroughly answer all my questions: he never made me...
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A: Dual plane or total submuscular coverage does not affect the strength of your pectoralis muscle. There are studies, however, that do show long term shoulder girdle muscle weakness which would potentially affect someone who was engaged in vigorous strength training or fitness. Breast augmentations that are performed in the dual plane or submuscular position can indeed result in hyperanimation deformities which can be noticeable and potential unsightly. To minimize the likelihood of this, especially in an athletic patient who enjoys doing chest workouts, I would recommend a subfascial breast augmentation. #sigalift
A: Implant selection is truly something that is based not only on your objective measurements obtained from bio dimensional analysis, but also your subjective goals regarding the aesthetics of your breasts. It is impossible to tell you what implant you should get strictly based on your measurements alone. The projection of the implant dictates a lot about your ultimate aesthetic outcome, for instance are you looking for an extremely natural look or do you want to look like a stripper. You have a mildly tuberous breast defect, and, in my practice, I treat these exclusively with subfascial augmentation plus lower pole support with Galaflex. Additionally, a circumareolar mastopexy is almost always used in order to create a proportionate looking and appropriately position nipple areolar complex. In some instances, sometimes even an inverted T mastopexy is utilized.
A: Based on your photos, you do have inframammary fold malposition, AKA “bottoming out”. You can absolutely go larger than 375cc and I feel that 500-550 HP implants would be extremely reasonable and would give you the result you are looking for. Mandatory in your repair, I believe, should be placement of a soft tissue support scaffold such as Galaflex to maintain your inframammary fold over time. You could either keep your implant sub pectoral or switch them to subfascial and that is a conversation you and I would have at the consultation. The majority of my practice is breast revisionary surgery, please feel free to call my office if you have any questions.
A: I think that you would be well served with a revision. Although not medically necessary, I believe that there is an excellent opportunity for you to feel extremely satisfied. You have a classic waterfall deformity which happens over time where the breast tissue slides down inferiorly over the pectoralis muscle but the implant remains in reasonable position within the pocket. It gives the classic elongated and oblong looking breast, the treatment of which, is a full mastopexy. By tightening the skin and breast tissue overlying the implant you should have a beautiful and appropriately positioned breast again. At the same time, I would perform an implant exchange and any necessary pocket adjustment based on your aesthetic goals and ultimate outcome.
A: First of all, those breasts are never going to round out on their own. Your inframammary folds appear stable based on this photograph. However, it appears that you have an elongated and stretched out lower pole giving you an extremely long nipple to fold distance. This is a common finding when only a circumvertical mastopexy is performed without using an inverted T incision. Without examining you, I cannot tell if you have capsular contracture which could also be causing the distortion in your lower poles. You definitely need a revision with a full inverted T mastopexy where all of that stretched out and elongated lower pole skin can be resected giving you a tight and crisp inframammary fold and lower pole.