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Brian S. Glatt, MD, FACS of Premier Plastic Surgery Center of New Jersey specializes in evaluating the needs of the entire patient, comfort and privacy is our top priority.
Asked By: stevie1806
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It is possible to develop capsular contracture 6 months following breast augmentation surgery. It is very difficult to determine this without an in person evaluation. I encourage you to schedule a follow-up appointment with your board certified plastic surgeon for proper evaluation and treatment. Good luck!
Asked By: hmass93
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Congratulations on your weight loss! Judging by your photographs it appears you would benefit from a tummy tuck or a body lift depending on your goals. A tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is the best choice for patients who are concerned with the excess skin and fat around the abdomen. A body lift procedure consists of removing excess skin from the abdominal region, lower back area, buttocks, and thighs. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss these options in greater detail. Good luck!
Asked By: 8008132
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Congratulations on your breast augmentation surgery. Judging by your photographs you appear to have a very nice result at this point in recovery. I encourage you to apply a scar cream with sunscreen on your incisions twice a day for up to a year following surgery.
Asked By: Michelle79570
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Thank you for your question. Judging by your photographs a breast lift would be a great addition to your breast augmentation surgery. Breast lift surgery aims to remove excess breast tissue and centers the nipple/areola to a higher place on the new breast mound. By doing this, it allows us to create a more tighter and lifted breast appearance. Breast augmentation aims to increase the size of the breast itself. By having these two procedures combined it will produce a very aesthetically pleasing result. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
Asked By: Empire07
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Thank you for your question. It appears from your photographs that you would indeed benefit from CoolSculpting to your love handles (flanks). CoolSculpting is used for stubborn areas of fat resistant to diet and exercise. There is no downtime following treatment and final results are seen at three months. I encourage you to seek a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon whose practice is CoolSculpting certified. Good luck!
Asked By: Blair1978
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Yes! I advise patients I would like to see them for a follow-up visit two weeks following any Botox treatment. That way if a touch up is necessary then it can be done that day, and it also makes patients Botox formulas very easy to reproduce moving forward. I encourage you to schedule a follow-up visit with your board certified plastic surgeon.
Asked By: kqs257
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Most patients require 2 treatments for optimal results using the Coolmini to the submental area. These Coolmini treatments can be scheduled 2-3 weeks apart with no downtime. Patients will see final results 3 months following treatment. It is important to schedule your consultation with a CoolSculpting certified practitioner. Good luck!
Asked By: JuniorBuzz
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Good question! Judging by the photographs you appear to present signs of bottoming out. When an implant loses its internal support or when your skin is not able to hold the implant properly in place , it can begin to sink towards the lower part of the breast area. This is known as ‘bottoming out’. This can be fixed with surgical intervention. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss in further detail. Good luck!
Asked By: njturnpike
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Great question. Further weight loss will not address the laxed skin and weakened abdominal muscles you seem to present. A tummy tuck would be the best option to address these concerns. A tummy tuck surgery involves the removal of excess skin and fat from the abdomen in order to tighten the abdominal wall. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss in further detail. Good luck!
Asked By: ceci_lia_1
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Thank you for your question. Seeing that you presented with a certain width between your breasts pre-operatively, this space, or gap will still remain following surgery. Since this is the natural anatomy of your chest there is no way to create more cleavage or bring your breasts even closer together. Your breasts will continue to soften and settle within their pocket in the next several weeks. I suggest speaking with your board certified plastic surgeon regarding these concerns. Good luck!
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