Choosing the correct procedure should be based i’m having a clear understanding of what the problem is.
A breast lift primarily moves the nipple position in relationship to the IMF (infra mammary fold) it doesn’t really give volume in the upper half of the breast.
Volume in the upper half of the breast is best created with the use of an implant.
Implants will make your breast larger.
The more volume you want in the upper breast, the bigger your breast will end up.
If the nipple sits bel...

The short answer is it depends. I routinely perform liposuction in my tummy tucks, as do many surgeons. However, this is generally more focused to the flanks and lower back. Central abdominal liposuction is often for contouring/shadowing. If patients have excessive fat deposits of the upper/central abdomen I generally counsel them that while modest amounts of liposuction can be done at the time of the tummy tuck, they are likely to have persisting fullness after the tummy tuck. This is...

Hello,
Thank you for your question.
It is absolutely possible to achieve a natural-looking body contour that preserves hip dips and a soft, slightly rounded stomach, especially with a skilled surgeon who understands your goals. Given your solid build and preference to keep some natural “fluff” for muscle softness, the approach will focus on targeted fat transfer rather than aggressive liposuction or over-sculpting. A Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) can be customized to enhance curves while res...

Without additional views, it is difficult to give a comprehensive idea of what would be needed. However, based on the morphed photo it appears that a major component of your concern is your nasal tip. The left photo shows a bulbous tip with poor overall definition. Surgeons are going to have very different approaches to rhinoplasty surgery, however some component of cephalic trim (selective removal of lower lateral cartilage) and tip suturing techniques would be needed. There are a number of...

First of all, congratulations on your weight loss, you’ve come such a long way, and that is something to be really proud of. What you’re noticing now in your upper abdomen is something many women experience after pregnancy and body contouring: sometimes it’s extra fat that lingers, sometimes it’s skin that has stretched, and often it’s a little of both. The difference can be subtle.
The good news is that you are in a beautiful place to move forward. A mommy makeover is all about tailoring...

Thank you for your question. You seem to be a candidate for a breast reduction with lift. It removes excess tissue and skin, re-centers and reshapes the nipple and areola complex, restores upper-pole support, and reliably improves neck/shoulder/back pain and sleep. Please consider stopping or even decreasing the HRT dose with your healthcare practitioner and have an in-person examination with a board-certified surgeon to confirm tissue composition, skin quality, target size and shape, scar...

The weight of breast tissue removed does not directly correlate to the volume of a breast implant. That being said breast implant is likely the best way to reestablish your breast volume. Fortunately with a reduction, you get a breast lift so your nipple location has likely been improved. This will improve your overall outcome. The best way to determine it the size implant you need is to make an appointment in person with a plastic surgeon and use a sizing system which is a sports bra...

It'd be a big mistake getting your face operated, wasting money and ending with a "facelifted face" full of psychological remorse.

Don't touch it, live life to the fullest.

Liposuction will definitely help thin out those areas. Unfortunately once a fold of skin has been established, that will likely not correct itself without direct excision, leaving scars in exchange for redundant skin. Another consideration is the use of new weight loss medications that are very effective at helping patients lose weight. With an overall reduction in your BMI any of these procedures become easier with more reliable outcomes and fewer complications. I would discuss weight loss...

Your eyeballs are probably quite symmetrical.
It’s your skull that’s asymmetric and that’s true for all people.
One eyeball can sit higher than the other one.
The face is usually wider on one side compared to the other.
We don’t usually see facial asymmetry when we look at other people.
Likewise, most people don’t see you as asymmetrical.
During embryological development, each side of the face develops independently from each other and eventually fuse in the midline.
The human brain is ...