Gregory Turowski, MD, PhD, FACS Reviews, Before and After Photos, Answers

Procedures I'm known for

Many mothers turn to the “mommy makeover,” which reconstructs both the abdomen and the breasts. Depending on the severity of the changes, there are several options for women. To reconstruct the tummy, there are several different options available at my practice. After pregnancy, some mothers only find the skin on their stomach to be somewhat stretched and don’t experience much weight gain. In this case, a noninvasive treatment is usually the best—Thermage can be used to shrink the skin. This is a non-surgical skin tightening device that utilizes microwaves to contract collagen. For those who only have a little outstretched skin and small amount of extra fat, CoolLipo laser liposuction can be an excellent choice. This minimally invasive procedure will break up and eliminate fat cells, while at the same time, promote skin tightening. All this without scars. *

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Dr. Gregory Turowski of The New Horizons FUE Hair Restoration Center is a member of the International Society for Hair Restoration Society (ISHRS), is the most experienced and minimally invasive FUE (follicular unit extraction) hair transplantation clinic in the Midwest and one of the most experienced in the USA.

Rhinoplasty and Nose Shaping

A rhinoplasty can reshape your nose, whether it’s simply your preference to alter it or a needed correction due to trauma. If you weren’t born with your dream nose, I can help you achieve it. Rhinoplasty surgery can be performed in two ways: “closed,” which involves all incisions being made inside of the nose, or “open,” which requires a small yet barely noticeable incision made underneath the nostrils. During a consultation at our Chicago practice, I help patients decide whether a closed or open nose job is better suited for them. I am also experienced in secondary rhinoplasty, also known as revision rhinoplasty, which is a correction for a previous nose job. Septal surgery or nasal valve surgery can also be done to help a patient breathe better by improving the nasal airway. A septoplasty is usually covered by health insurance. However, both types of nose surgery can be combined, for aesthetic and functional benefits.