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• Posted to Where Exactly is Tear Trough Filler Injected? on 20 Mar 2013

  I am interested in treating this area. And, because of the delicacy, as noted, I really want to find someone well experienced (with good results) in this area. However, to be honest, plastic surgeons will say that they perform pretty much all (non-surgical) procedures. How can we prospective patients find someone highly skilled for this procedure? -- especially without wasting our time/money on one consult after the other. I feel the same frustration about all dermal filler procedures. Having had a "liquid facelift" with absolutely no effect, finding someone who is a true artist with dermal fillers is tough.

• Posted to Fat Transfer to Breast...Very Nervous but Mind is Made Up! - Florida on 20 Dec 2012

  So wish that you would reconsider implants. You have such GORGEOUS breasts now -- I'd kill for healthy breast like that. My story is same as yours -- noticeable asymmetry and self-consciousness, and to another poster's nightmares of her experience. I was your age when I got silicone implants. Within months, I got capsular contraction in both breasts -- way more common that physicians claim. Breasts hard and artificial looking. My horror of how my breast looked was now compounded by how horrible they felt. Ashamed for anyone else to touch them. Two decades later, I am stuck with CC and ruptured implant(s). Silicone has been leaching into my body for more than 10 years (perhaps as much as 20). I cannot afford to have the ruptured implants removed. It really could backfire. And, even if you decided to immediately have them removed (at great expense), you will be left with scars, stretched skin, and very possibly desensitized nipples and exaggerated areola. Luckily for you, you have options to make them fit better in clothes, with "cutlets" or padding. And, likely no one else would notice the difference in their size by touch. I'd give anything to trade places with you.