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Thank you for your interest in my profile. I am Specialist Plastic Surgeon qualified through the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. I am dedicated to providing you with a personalised assessment and unique treatment plan tailored to meet your aesthetic go
Asked By: Abby K
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Thanks for your question and images. I agree there is some asymmetry currently but there is also a lot of swelling post surgery. The best thing at present is to remain calm and patient. Follow your surgeons instructions. I do find nasal shaping exercises at this stage beneficial but chat to your surgeon about these. RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: berenxoxo
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Thanks for your images and question. The great news is is that your surgeon is correct. The wound will heal extremely well and very unlikely to cause any problems with scarring. The upper eyelid is one of the most ideal areas on the body for an incision and the scars and almost uniformly ideal. Some surgeons have said you almost do not need to suture the upper eyelid closed as it heals so well - it would be hard to find a surgeon today though that would use that technique. You have nothing to worry about all will be fine!RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: riri01
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Thanks for the question and images. It is true that if the skin and soft tissues are stretched over an implant then removal may lead to some sagging. It is impossible to predict 100% but the solution is a skin tightening procedure whether that be a non surgical or surgical technique. You can have the implant modified or the surgeon could fixate the wings of the implants with screws to improve the contour. Good luck.RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: jjoyce123
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Thanks for your question and images. From the images you do have increased lower eyelid scleral show. From the profile view you do not appear to have significant proptosis but you mid facial skeleton is weak and retrusive. The options for improvement include canthopexy +/- infraorbital augmentation with implants or fat grafting. Which technique ultimately depends on which surgeon you choose to go with and what preferences they have. Thanks for the question.RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: zesan
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Thanks for your question and images. In short the answer is no. Unfortunately, everyones nose is unique and it is impossible just to choose another nose and request to have the same one. All the surgeon can do is identify the features that you like and where you nose differs and utilise techniques to improve the similarities between the noses. Ultimately they will never look exactly the same. I hope that helps.RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: greyghost
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Thank you for the question. If you are otherwise healthy and well as you indicate there should not be an issue with having 2 general anaesthesia's in that time frame. You should be very safe in the right hands. Good luck.RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: emr92
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Thank you for the question and images. Congratulations on the significant amount of weight loss that is a real achievement. In my practice I would offer you to main types of reconstruction. An augmentation mastopexy with implants or a auto-augmentation and mastopexy. The latter utilises the excess skin and subcutaneous fat from your back to augment and add volume to the breast. This can avoid the need for an implant to create upper pole fullness. It obviously needs to be discussed in detail as it involves longer surgery and scars on the back. The majority of women in your situation will opt for a mastopexy and augmentation with silicon implants. There is hope! Please see an experiences Plastic Surgeon. Good luck.RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: CharmSanti
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After one week it is still too early to assess the final outcome. I agree you appear to be more swollen and that may be the answer - swelling. Give yourself a few more weeks (at least 6) to make a judgement of the treatment prior to making any further decisions. RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: taylor123aus
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Thanks for the question and images. I do agree you have relatively prominent tear troughs. Ultimately though you are volume deplete and need volumisation. If you have not tried any treatment yet I would encourage you to try fillers with an experienced injector. If you are happy with those results then carry on. If you would like a more permanent solution I use a combination of lower blepharoplasty, fat pad transposition and fat grafting in cases such as yours. Best of luck.RegardsDr Guy Watts
Asked By: island11
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Thanks for your question and images. From the images you have provided you would benefit from chin enhancement. Personally, with the degree of advancement you need my preferred choice is a sliding genioplasty using your own bone. The additional benefit you have from this technique is tightening of the neck muscle that further contributes to neck line definition. I often perform this in combination with a rhinoplasty. To give you an idea of what look you may achieve I use pre-operative simulations with all patients. I hope that helps. RegardsDr Guy Watts
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- Breast Augmentation with a Specialist Plastic Surgeon (FRACS) in an Accredited Hospital under general anaesthesia by a fully qualified Anaesthetist (ANZCA). Packages are inclusive of plastic surgeon's fees, implant fee, post operative bra, anaesthetists fees, all hospital and theatre fees and post operative care for one year. Packages available for all implant types, placed either below or above the muscle. Terms and Conditions apply.
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