What are signs of Infection after plastic surgery?
Signs of infection after plastic surgery include increased redness, swelling, warmth, pus, fever, chills, or worsening pain at the incision site. Always contact your surgeon if you notice any of these symptoms. Early treatment is key! VIEW NOW
What Happens If I Lose Weight After Plastic Surgery?
Dr. Ned Snyder explains how losing weight after plastic surgery can affect your results, including skin laxity, body shape changes, and what to consider before surgery. VIEW NOW
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What Your Plastic Surgeon Needs to Know Before Your Procedure
Dr. Ned Snyder shares what you should always tell your surgeon before plastic surgery, including medications, health history, and lifestyle factors that can impact safety and results. VIEW NOW
Nicotine and Surgery: What You Need to Know
Dr. Ned Snyder explains why it's important to stop using nicotine before surgery. Learn how nicotine affects healing, increases risks, and impacts your surgical results. VIEW NOW
Should I Reach My Goal Weight Before Plastic Surgery?
Dr. Ned Snyder discusses whether you should reach your goal weight before plastic surgery. Learn how weight stability can impact results, recovery, and long-term satisfaction. VIEW NOW
How Soon Can I Go Swimming After Surgery? | Snyder Plastic Surgery
Dr. Ned Snyder IV explains how soon you can safely return to swimming after plastic surgery, including risks, healing timelines, and what to avoid to ensure a smooth recovery. VIEW NOW
What happens if part of a DIEP flap doesn't survive and how it's fixed
It was caused by fat necrosis—when part of the flap doesn’t get enough blood flow. This known risk affects about 15% of cases, but most are small, symptom-free, and don’t need surgery. VIEW NOW
Breast Reconstruction with your own far - inner thighs
Your inner thighs can be used to reconstruct your breasts! This is known as a PAP flap and is a good option for patients who aren’t DIEP flap candidates. VIEW NOW
3 Different Reasons You May Choose DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction
DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction can be the solution for different reasons. It varies case by case by patient. VIEW NOW
One-and-done Breast Reconstruction?
A common misconception about immediate breast reconstruction is that it’s just one surgery. While “one and done” is possible, a second revision often helps achieve the best aesthetic results.. VIEW NOW
Dr. Bonett Discusses Breast Reconstruction After a Mastectomy
Navigating Breast Cancer? Wondering how breast reconstruction works after a mastectomy? There are two main types of reconstruction: Alloplastic (implant-based) and Autologous (tissue-based)—but what’s the difference? VIEW NOW
Importance of FOLLOW-UP VISITS After Your Surgery! | Aesthetic Plastic Surgery | Expert | Male | Revision | Rejuvenation | Rhinoplasty | Facelift | Breast | Body Contouring | Lipo | Mommy Makeover
As an aesthetic plastic surgeon specializing in transformational FACE & BODY procedures, follow-up visits are VERY important from both the PATIENT & SURGEON perspective for many reasons! ?? Here I discuss several of the most important reasons! VIEW NOW
How to Manage PRE-SURGERY ANXIETY | Plastic Surgery | Expert | Male | Revision | Non-Surgical | Surgical | Injectable Filler | Facelift | Nosejob | Lipo | Mommy Makeover | Rejuvenation | Breast | Body
Nervous about your UPCOMING SURGERY?!???? DON'T WORRY, anxiety is totally NORMAL before surgery! As a plastic surgeon specializing in face & body procedures, here is the best way to calm your anxiety leading up to surgery!??????????? VIEW NOW
Meet Your Plastic Surgeon: Dr. Jose Eduardo Telich Tarriba
In this video, I introduce myself and share my passion for plastic surgery. From rejuvenation treatments to complex surgical transformations, my goal is to help patients achieve natural, harmonious results. VIEW NOW
Capsulectomy / Breast Implant Exchange Transformation Video No. EK1883
Capsulectomy / Breast Implant Exchange by Dr. Edwin Kwon. Patient treated for left breast grade 4 capsular contracture. She now has improved symmetry. Results: 15 Months. VIEW NOW