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Bwd is 11.5, breastfed 2 kids, mid 20s, I know I will need a full anchor lift but I would like to get around 380cc. My issue is I really want to help limit the spacing between my breast. A few drs i consulted with said im narrow ans a HP implant would work best. But I like a more natural tear drop shape and feel a moderate one could help close the gap if it’s within my BWD. For reference I’m 5’3 and around 110lb.

For the first 3-4 months this pain was a lot less. I used to get shooting pains after working out and thought it was normal. Now 7 months later the pain is becoming more frequent even when I’m not working out a lot. These days I’ve been waking up to sudden pain in my sleep which typically lasts for about 30 minutes and gets better after that.They don't hurt 24/7 but a few times throughout the day I find myself to have trouble focusing on anything I do because of constant anxiety

I am a 40 year old woman interested in having fuller, slightly larger and perkier breast. I am 5’2” and weight 150lbs. My current cup size is really an A cup but I purchased B cup to support the side tissue. As a teen my PCP told I may have tuberous breast. They have always been strangely shaped, droopy and small. Gaining losing weight has made the situation worse. I am ready to finally correct this problem. My question is, what needs to be done? Implant and lift? Where should the implant be placed? I definitely want to avoid the waterfall/snoopy effect I have seen in my research.

Am i a good candidate for a full tummy tuck? Do I have enough skin to work with?

During a consultation I have been told by a surgeon that I qualify for a full Tummy Tuck with a shorter scar. So more extensive than a mini Tummy Tuck where my belly button would be redone because loose skin be pulled from the top down but with a smaller incision than a usual TT. My fear is this may not remove all the loose skin I want and leave me with uneven bulges if the hip area loose skin is not taken along with fat removal if required? Im 49kg and 5ft 1 are my fears correct?

I am a Uk size 8 and I have been left with a tethered c section scar that has created a shelf. I also have some stubborn fat in the stomach area that I struggle to lose. I am just wondering if a full tummy tuck is what I need, or if a scar revision combined with a skin tightening / lipo procedure would be sufficient?

Age 46 non smoker lost 84 pounds. Have been advised FDL tummy tuck woule be best. Can anyone confirm this based off my photos many thanks

I had a TT 5 years ago, and this dry x-shaped scaly patch has been presnt for the last 2 years. It’s growm in size. I apply moisturizers, and steriod creams, but nothing makes it go away. Any idea? Please help, thank you!
Pictures attached, sorry they’re low quality. I’m a trans guy on testosterone right now and my skin has been much more oily than usual (I’ve been having acne problems). Other than that, there’s been nothing else unusual going on. Never had a rhinoplasty. Could this be a sign of something serious? Or just a natural development (possibly from testosterone changes? Is there anything I can do to make this mark go away?

Hello. I do not want any other work done to my nose besides the slight hanging. I had a consultation and we agreed columella reduction was appropriate for my wants. But I am second guessing myself. From the front my nose looks super long until i poke at mu columella to see what it would look like it wasnt drooping there. I avoid taking pictures from eye level because of droop. Its not the entire tip drooping.

Hello. My question is should I do TT or BBL first. I’ve had a few consultations and I’m getting different answers from each provider. I’m being told that I don’t have much fat to work with so being suggested BBL first (so they can harvest the fat). Then others are telling me to do TT first, wait 6 months and then address the bbl. I’m conflicted because if I’m being told I don’t have a lot of fat, then if I do TT first, how would I have an optimal BBL surgery. Lookimg for some educated opinions as I really want to have optimal results with both surgeries being done separately. Thank you.

Hello, I’m 25 years old. I’m currently 5 feet and 2 inches and 115 pounds. I was wondering if I’m a good fit for a skinny BBL because I have some hip dips and loose skin and fat on my belly and my back I would like to fill the hip dips and then give them more a plump look on my butt. I’m also looking to have a kid in like the next four years would my BBL will be wasted if I am pregnant and going through a childbirth. thank you so much and also I have been working out for one month

Is it safe to choose a surgeon for a mommy makeover who isn’t certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery? She’s certified by the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, the American Board of Facial Cosmetic Surgery, and is a board-certified maxillofacial surgeon. She has 7 years of experience with mommy makeovers and all her reviews are very positive. Her Instagram shows mommy makeovers as her specialty. Should I consider a consultation with her?

I had my first reduction just ovr10 years ago now, my surgeon took me from a G to a C cup. I’m 5ft tall and currently around 135lbs, my weight has gone up and down in the past but I want to say even at the time of the first reduction I was probably around a similar weight, maybe a 5-10 lb difference I don’t remember. Anyway, Ive been at a consistent weight for about a year now, I’ve gone back up to a D cup bra, but my left is at least a whole cup size bigger than my right, and also has a lot of sideboob that I hate. My right breast is a C cup still. Im also having some neck and shoulder pain again, which is how I was able to get my first surgery covered by insurance. Would I Be able to go through insurance again? Can I be reduced to a B cup and get an internal bra? I do not have my previous records sadly as my surgeon’s practice has been closed for some time now, would I need to find out how to obtain those?
I had my surgery April of 2024, I noticed months later on December 2024 I had a rash along my scar line. I have been to 2 dermatologist and was put on triamcinolone and a steroid pill. Neither have worked 100% Now I am referred to a plastic surgeon as mine has closed since my surgery. Could this be surgery related?
Hello, I had reduction surgery on January 28th. I am very happy with my procedure and the care from my surgeon. He is iverall conservative. I have mild hypertrophic scars under my left breast and around left areola. Surgeon see it recently and said it looked very normal and would not intervene now. I am using silicone gel (I am allergic to silicone tapes/sheeting). He said it will lighten be flatten with time. The scar on the left is march. The one on the right today. What you think? Should I do any treatment other than massage and silicone gel now?

Hi! I’m getting breast implants within the next couple of weeks, ive had my pre-op done already and am completely stuck between 250ccs-275ccs. For context im 4’10”, 100lbs and i have a wider upper body with a curvy waist but not a lot of ample behind hah! I just want to ensure as much as possible that i do something that fits with my body size and doesn’t look too top heavy. I’d rather go too small than too big! I tried on 300ccs and that looked really overwhelming and made me look very wide up top and that’s something I 100% want to avoid. I’m aiming towards a more, slim, fashion boobs kind of look. Something perky and modest, and attractive but not overwhelming. Any suggestions help! Thank you!

Can the implant be placed subfascially using the Motiva Preservé method?

II' looking to get a 360 lipo . I have a very flat bum . . I've tried working out to get a better definition but it doesn't seem to do much. I'm also not looking for A bbl type of figure . I just want to Look better in my clothes and have a defined waist as I've never had that . Do I need to get a bbl or will a lipo 360 give me a reasonable shape. It's hard to know because all the pictures I see alll include a bbl. Also can I get away with not habing a tummy tuck . As a black skin woman , I'm concerned Of keloid . Also breast lift no implants . I have small frame so I just want a seemless looking appearance after 2 kids

Woman 37 y.o. I had these hereditary under eye hollows since childhood with not enough volume. I tried restylane under eyes 5 years ago which improved the area but it gave me Tyndall effect. I still have around 20% of the filler left. I wonder if lower blepharoplasty or fat transfer could help? Or any other procedure? Unfortunately I don’t have PRF or Renuva in my area if that an option.

Hello I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do to correct this my left eye which I believe is the right in the picture just looks completely off and then my right eye. It looks like like the inner part of my eyes so much heavier than the outer part and I just think it looks off is it what do you think I could do to fix this?

Hello! I’ve recently turned 30 and have been trying to establish a daily skincare routine since I’m starting to see some changes. I’ve always had a little puffiness under my eyes that after doing research learned they were called malar bags. Over the years they've gotten worse with one side being puffier than the other. After doing my research I’ve learned that it can be a combination of genetics, lack of sleep, inflamation etc that could be the cause . I’m preparing to start an anti-inflammatory diet along with drinking more water and reducing my salt intake to see if it helps. If I dont see any changes between now and the end of the year I’m considering looking into learning more about how a lower bleph could help. Would this be the ideal treatment? I’ve read that filler could make it worse and co2 lasers may not be the best for melenated skin. What would you recommend?

After dealing with borderline ovarian tumors, and the resulting surgeries,my face has decided to definitely shift south. I resemble more a Shar-Pei than myself! At 67 have I waited too long and what should I do?

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