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"Cosmetic Surgery is a passion for me since I believe that it should be aimed to improve patient's self esteem and quality of life. Reconstructive Surgery for Cleft patients or others with Craniofacial Deformities should not only improve the anatomical featur
Asked By: Zhrid94
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Hello. Thanks for your question Maybe the fat under your eyebrows can be removed with liposuction through a small cannula to avoid any visible scars, but there will be a possibility that your eyebrows will change in shape. I do not recommend liposuction in the face because you may end up having irregularities very difficult to correct, buccal fat pads are not the fat that you have around your mouth. So removing the buccal fat pads will not improve what you’d like to improve. My recommendation is to loose weight. That will definitely make your face slender and all this fat deposits that you have will lower their volume without any surgery needed. Have a great day
Asked By: DanielleMB
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Hello! You have beautiful facialFeatures and understand why you are worried about smile-teeth and chin-profile view. You have a malocclusion due to a small mandible which is also evident due to your small chin. Your beauty will be enhanced and your occlusion will be resolved bringing forward the lower jaw or mandible. (Orthognatic surgery). That’ has to be performed by a maxillofacial surgeon or a Craniofacial surgeon and you will have to go through orthodontics before the surgery by an experienced orthodontist who knows how to prepare patients for orthognatic surgery). Your smile, occlusion, profile and harmony in your face will be accomplished all in one surgery. Make sure you choose the right team for this very important step in your life. I do this kind of procedures in Tijuana, Mexico since I am a Craniofacial surgeon but my patients have to come at least once a month to meet with the orthodontist I work with during 1 to 2 years before the surgery and sometimes afterwards to make sure all teeth are in place for the best occlusion possible. And that’s not practical for patients that live far from Southern California.
Asked By: BAquestions23
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Hello, thanks for your question which is challenging. I agree with both surgeons but I think there’s yet another good option. After the implants are being removed and the lift performed, you may have some fat transfer to the breast area to increase the volume. It seems that you have gained some weight after your preop photo. So, some fat taken from your abdomen, thighs and hips may benefit the breast contour as well.. have a nice day! Dr Sigler
Asked By: madisonvvvl
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Hello! Thanks for your question. I think you will definitely benefit from Butt implants to increase the volume of your buttocks and improve their shape. I will not recommend large implants (more than 400 - 450 cc because the rate of complications may increase such as problems with the wound healing or implants edge being palpable. The implants shape that will be ideal forYou is round so you will be able to increase volume on the sides of your buttocks, too. With The hybrid technique, I also use some fat transferred from some areas where you’d like to have liposuction, to enhance certain areas of the buttocks after the implants have been placed. Hope this answer was helpful.
Asked By: Jamie N
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Thanks for your question. The best results are obtained when you have a BMI less than 30. It seems that you are above that. My best recommendation will be to lose weight in order for your surgeon to accomplish the best result for your breast and tummy with tissues that will not get any more modifications if you were to continue dropping weight. First get to your ideal weight and then plan on the mommy makeover. You will be very pleased with the results that a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon will provide you
Asked By: Humorous397477
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This is a no -no. Silicone should not be injected in any area of the face and body. It’s a permanent material which has been not accepted by board certified plastic surgeons to be used in injections due to the harm it causes on human tissues. The nose is an organ with thin skin which doesn’t tolerate synthetic materials under the skin. These materials produce ulcers on the skin and permanent damage which will not heal well and will give you unsightly scars. Plus anything inyectes in the nose even Hyaluronic acid may end in necrosis. Do not allow injectors gear you in another direction. They aren’t knowledgeable of these consequences if they want to convince you to get a permanent product, silicone, to be injected in your nose.
Asked By: saannasjoberg
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Hello! Thanks for your question. Even though it may seem like all it’s fat, in reality it’s also muscles and liposuction will not correct what you see with your face at rest and smiling. You have a beautiful face and specially lips. Enjoy them and just don’t focus on the surrounding tissues. If liposuction was to be performed the changes will be minimal and you can end up with deformities much more difficult to correct due to fibrosis
Asked By: phillyphan36
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so far I am nor an advocate for non surgical procedures on the nose, only if it was the case of a rhinofima, then laser to improve the quality of the skin affected may reduce substancially the size of the nose.
Asked By: kv870
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Most likely with age, you will notice the tip of your nose becomes larger and point downwards and that has to do with laxity of tissues. There are ways to correct that surgically adding support to your nose wit cartilage taken rom your septum or ear
Asked By: Mish1990
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A perforation in the septum due to cocaine use is a very difficult problem that has to be assessed by an expert. Most likely an ear, nose and throat surgeon is the one with this kind of expertise
Dr. Alicia Sigler is highly regarded for her expertise in various cosmetic procedures, including , , , and . Patients consistently praise her skill, professionalism, and the natural results she achieves. Her communication, attentiveness, and dedication to patient care are frequently highlighted. While most reviews are positive, some mention concerns regarding specific procedures and outcomes.
