The Skin Care Center at Gulf Coast Plastic Surgery - Pensacola
540 Brent Lane, Pensacola, Florida, 32503
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Dr. Peter N. Butler is a board-certified plastic surgeon with more than 25 years of experience. He specializes in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery of the breast, face, and body at Gulf Coast Plastic Surgery in Pensacola, Florida. He is especially skilled i
Asked By: Tatiana0922
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It is difficult to determine the cause of breast asymmetry without an in-person exam, however, the firmer side may be developing a capsular contracture (tightening of scar tissue surrounding implant). I recommend following up with your original surgeon if possible, or seeking out a local plastic surgeon for exam.
Asked By: belindasjask
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You may be a great candidate for a mastopexy to lift the breasts and create more symmetry to the areolas. In addition, a patient may be a candidate for auto-augmentation or fat transfer instead of breast implants.
Asked By: skibum1962
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Yes, fat transfer to the temples is an option if you are happy with the result of filler. You may need to wait until the filler is mostly dissolved before having fat transfer so the surgeon can see the true volume deficit.
Asked By: Loving194717
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You are too young/ not a candidate for a surgical facelift, but may be a candidate for lower face PDO threads and dermal filler to the chin. mental crease, and marionette areas.
Asked By: frostahorse
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You appear to be a better non-surgical candidate based on your photos. You ideally on want two surgical facelifts in your lifetime. There are many non-surgical methods and devices used to treat your concerns. Ultherapy, RF microneedling, Botox, dermal filler, PDO threads, etc.
Asked By: cefoley
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A mommy makeover is customized to the patient and is simply a term used to describe lifting, tightening, and volumizing areas affected by pregnancy. It can include breasts, arms, tummy, etc.
Asked By: emilyjane93
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You may be a good candidate for platelet rich fibrin with or without the addition of dermal filler. It is hard to tell in the photos if you have malar edema (fluid retention in the upper/ outer cheek). An in-person assessment would be best to assess the lights, shadows, volume deficit, and skin quality.
Asked By: sidsid2
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Yes, 2 mls is a reasonable amount to improve your chin profile. Some patients need up to 4 syringes depending on their goals.
Asked By: Jjj123
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Some providers will use Kybella off-label to treat small pockets of fat in the lower face. An in-person assessment is needed to assess fullness versus skin laxity.
Asked By: samantha_1x
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Every patient's lip anatomy is vastly different & requires a different treatment approach. Most providers will not place 2 mls in the lips in one setting due to safety concerns. The filler is more likely to migrate when the lip tissue is overstretched and can also cause vascular compression. The final result typically looks best when done slowly over multiple sessions.
Dr. Peter N. Butler is highly regarded for his expertise in various cosmetic procedures, including , , , , , , , , , and other procedures. Patients consistently praise his professionalism, thorough consultations, personalized care, and the natural results he achieves. His use of advanced technology like the 3D Vectra system enhances patient satisfaction. Dr. Butler's compassionate approach, focusing on patient well-being over financial gain, further endears him to his patients.
