Doctor Q&A

Thanks for your question! I do think wider implants could help get you more cleavage. I might also suggest some fat grafting medially to enhance cleavage. You may always have a slightly wider gap than some but you could absolutely get more than this. Good luck!

Thanks for your question! I do not think you need a tummy tuck. You appear to have no loose skin and already have a compromised belly button. I would consider liposuction, but a tummy tuck should be out of the question. Good luck!

Each plastic surgeon will have their own view doing this. Some plastic surgeons may be reluctant while others feel comfortable.
To me as long as there aren’t solid pockets of filler or empty spaces with liquid, I would be OK moving forward.
There may be some increased risk and the degree of this may have some uncertainty.
There’s not a lot of data on if having previous HA fillers increases complication rates.
Most likely the most important variable is going to be provider selection, reg...

It looks like tissue was removed in an inappropriate location during your procedure.
I have no idea why a plastic surgeon would make the cut in that location.
I think this is going to be very difficult to improve it.
I don’t think non-surgical options are going to be helpful and I think surgical options are going to be challenging as well.
I wish I could be more optimistic, and maybe there are other plastic surgeons out there who feel more optimistic about the ability to improve this.
If t...

Thank you for sharing your story and goals so openly. It’s very common to feel this way after pregnancy, prior surgery, and natural changes over time, and your concerns are all valid and understandable.
For your abdomen, a reverse tummy tuck can be an option, especially for patients who already have upper breast scars that could potentially be used. That said, it is a more specialized operation, and the improvements are generally limited to the upper abdomen. In your case, with rippling f...

Thanks for your question! It is fixable but it is quite difficult to fix. I would suggest finding someone who specializes in this and has plenty of before and after photos to show you. Good luck!

Each plastic surgeon will have their own way of judging what our appropriate implants in regards to breast implant diameter.
It’s not at all necessary to have an implant that is as wide as your breast is.
If your implant is as wide as your breast than the implant will expand and make your breast even wider than it currently is.
If the implant is placed under the muscle, then it needs to fit under the pectoralis muscle, which doesn’t have that much to do with your breast diameter.
It’s gener...

Liposuction is such a great procedure that helps almost everyone for those stubborn areas. The very next day you see an improvement but the end results usually take 6 months. If you had good results with minimal swelling on the outer thighs, then the front and inner thighs/knees should be about the same.

As a surgeon I expect the photo to be "anatomically' oriented. That means the eye on the right side of the image is the left eye and the eye on the left side to be the right eye. Often the public post the image reversed. That makes for a lot of confusion. Horner's syndrome in upper eyelid ptosis and pupillary constriction, the affected skin also does not sweat (anhidrosis), These eyes have equal pupillary size so it is not possible to identify right from left on this basis in this image....

This region can be made more convex with small submalar implants. I place them very close to the nose and secure them with a small screw. You cannot feel them through the skin and they look and feel natural. Simple procedure performed in the office with sedation. The procedure can also be simply reversed.