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Fred Wilder, MD (retired)

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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Amazing surgeon - I cannot be more grateful
Dr Wilder and Trisha are absolutely incredible. I had really bad diastasis recti as well an an umbilical hernia which made me look pregnant all the time - I love fitness and reached my goal weight but I could never be happy with the way my stomach bulged out after having two kids.Dr Wilder took his time to explain every detail to me during the consultation and recommended a mini abdominoplasty. Even though it was a “mini” he closed my gap from sternum to pubic bone while fixing
Loving my New Breast!
From the moment I walked into the office for my consultation, I felt Welcome. His staff was nothing but nice and happily answered all of my 5000 questions. Dr. Wilder was the 5th doctor I consulted with as none of the others made me feel truly comfortable with their quality of work or aftercare. Dr. Wilder and Trisha took all the stress and nervousness out of my decision. Speaking of Trisha , She is AMAZING! She is honest and sincere and was there with me every step of the way!
Worth It170 months Post-Op
BA Revision or Removal?
I always was self conscious of my very small breasts. In the 80's and 90's big was the look, and mine were tiny. In the early 90's I nursed my baby for nine months and had grown to a 34DD then shrunk back to a 34AA. My first surgery was in November 1996 when I was almost 26. The implants were textured, round, & saline filled to 350 ccs- placed under the muscle through an incision in the mammary fold. After the surgery (in 1998 and 2000) I had two more babies and I nursed with
Worth It5 days Post-Op
I've Worked Hard for This! 5'4" 135lbs 48 Years Old Lift and Enhancement - Austin, TX
I was born with boobs, but have I've wanted to have a lift for 15+ years. Breast feeding two babies left my breasts deflated and droopy. Over the past 15 years my weight fluctuated as I was raising kids. I went for my first consultation July 2015. I was overweight and needed a reduction. My PS advised me to lose the weight and come back when I was within 10 lbs of my goal weight. I drove home devastated. It was just the reality check I needed, so I did lose 50 lbs over a year.
Not Worth It4 days Post-Op
Why You Don't Take Ibuprofen - Austin, TX
This is why you don't take ibuprofen before an injection! It's not just a precaution. I forgot about this and went to have my second boletero injection for my under eye bags. I have a great nurse who's amazing. I had a horrible head ache the day before and completely forgot and took 4 Ibprofen. This happens over the course of 3-4 hours. Awful black eye. Only wish my provider would have asked me before she began if I'd taken anything, perhaps this could have been avoided. However,
When I was 39 years old I lost 22 pounds. I had desired to have a tummy tuck for years because of stretch marks from my two pregnancies. I always had large breasts and they were quite saggy from the weight loss, so I decided to get implants at the same time. My husband loves big breasts and I love to please him. He has been the love of my life for 40 years. Two years ago I started doing cross fit. One workout last month we did 100 burpees. Within a couple days my husband
Worth It
Long and Painful Recover but with Amazing, Life Changing Results - Austin, TX
I am now 6 weeks post-op and am so very swollen ... but FLAT! These past 6 weeks have been painful, boring, emotional, and seemed to drag on forever. But I have to remind myself that I had a MAJOR transformation that requires MAJOR recovery. Goes hand in hand. I have had really smooth recover compared to some too. I have had no infections, seroma, or other complications. I have had just the normal pains and swellings that come from having a tummy tuck. I am now standing
Worth It3 days Post-Op
3 MONTH POST OP PHOTOS AND UPDATE!!!
My doc is great and started me on Arnica and healthy diet and no wine and had to stop certain vitamins. I wasn't going to post anything but noticed that a lot of the posts were people younger than I was so wanted to share my experience for anyone that has waited as long as I have. I take really good care of myself and exercise 6 days a week (yoga, kickboxing, weights and still the big tummy. The doc said he's doing no lipo just tt and muscle tightening. Because there is no
I had a consultation for breast augmentation with Dr Wilder last week. I was so excited. I made my apt and waited about 2 months for my apt. I am a transgendered woman. I made the appointment based on word of mouth from a close friend who is also trans. I informed the office that I was trans and had never had an augmentation previously. The receptionist stated she wasn't sure if the Dr work on trans clients who had not yet be augmented so she would check. I Understand stand the
Consultation review: Trouble Estimating Diastasis Recti
Buyer beware. I excitedly went for a consult with Dr. Wilder for a tummy tuck. I left with the following key observations from Dr. Wilder: 1) I had a 1 cm ab separation, no Diastasis Recti 2) I had too much visceral fat to be a good candidate for a tummy tuck; I would most likely be dissatisfied with the results 3) I needed to lose 4 lbs to be in the BMI range he would consider operating on me. I consulted several other board certified plastic surgeons, none of which said