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Matthew Secretan, MD

Certified Plastic Surgeon

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Dr. Matthew Secretan has received overwhelmingly positive reviews for his expertise in and procedures. Patients have praised his thorough consultations, clear communication, and the successful outcomes of the surgeries. Many patients have reported significant improvements in their quality of life post-surgery, including reduced back pain and improved posture. The reviews highlight Dr. Secretan's professionalism, his ability to alleviate patient concerns, and his commitment to patient satisfaction.

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I had a consult back in Nov of 2023. Since the time of consult to the day of surgery my surgeon Dr. Secretan from Lethbridge Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics everyone there was amazing. I did not want a lift and that was my biggest concern was the scars. Updated on 18 Apr 2024: Honestly obsessed and in love with them. Was the best decision I have ever made. I love how I'm standing taller as well and they don't even feel heavy or different. 10/10 would have definitely made this
So my story, where to start? Well my first bra when I was 11 was a B cup and it all went down hill from there. Like so many of you on here I was the first to have boobs in my class so all the girls hated me and all the boys had a problem looking me in the eye. By the time I was 14 I was a DD and the back pain started. I considered a BR then but the NHS won't pay for it until you have gone through puberty. Anyway 2 kids later and now living in Alberta I decided it was time

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