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Thomas M. Sinclair, MD (retired)

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Worth It8 months Post-Op
Implant Removal and Lift
Very professional Dr. I had implants removal and lift done, and overall I'm very happy. He is very likeable and makes you feel at ease. He is also very patient and calm. Right before my surgery he presented himself very serious and focus. He really tries his best to please you. I am so glad I chose him to be my plastic surgeon. If ever need anything else, I will go back to him.
Worth It1 day Post-Op
40 Yr Old Woman Breast Augmentation and Breast Lift
I highly recommend Dr.Sinclair . He is very professional , friendly and and very clear about the procedure that's gunna be preformed and answers all questions honestly in a positive manner. My breasts were so ugly I would never talk my bra off as well being flat like a little boy due to bodybuilding. So I decided to get breast augmentation done! When I did my exam with Dr. sinclair he was so positive the atmosphere was very relaxing to were I wasn't ashamed to show them to
I was a early bloomer when I was younger, I felt as if they grew over night! I really liked my breast when they first grew by grade 9 I was a C cup and loved it! But they never stopped growing! By grade 12 I was a 34 DDD. I was a dancer very active and i am 5'5 and only weighed 120. I am now 20 and just have birth to my daughter almost 3 months ago. During pregnancy my breasts didn't grow too much. Now I weigh 140 and wear a 34 G! My GP referred me to a doctor in Banff
22 days Post-Op
23, 36 E, No Kids, but a Lot of Excitement
People always say that Canadian Healthcare is super slow... well, I beg to differ. I received my consult after three weeks. Right now, I'm either having my surgery on June 15 or July 12 which is crazy fast. I am opting for a reduction with restructure and lipo and I will post updates after I receive my surgery. I'm interested in the procedure for general quality of life problems. Sore neck and back, problems sleeping, inability to buy clothing or undergarments, and just really
I am a radiological Technologist and part of job is performing mammograms. I have seen many different breast scenarios. Mastectomies, reductions, augmentations, males... therefore I feel my expectations of outcome is fairly accurate. over the years I have collected the names of surgeons of good results and bad. Every year around spring when the beautifule summer clothes come out is when I start seriously considering breast reduction. I've always had fairly large breasts and
Worth It4 months Post-Op
39 and Hoping for a Reduction!
New to this whole thing!! Just got the call from Dr Sinclair's office for a consult. Fingers crossed my reduction will be covered by Alberta Health. The receptionist said that if I need lipo and a lift that those aren't covered... But I've been reading on here that all (or most) reductions include some sort of lift. Help!?!? Anyone have any advice, tips, etc on what to say to help me get it covered? I've got back pain, neck pain, headaches, sore shoulders, bruised ribs
2 months Post-Op
55 Year Old Breast Reduction soon to be done in Banff, AB
Hello, I am new to this site and am anxiously awaiting my breast reduction in Mar. Years ago I was involved in a car accident and broke 4 vertebrates on my back. I have size 38 DD breasts and they give my neck and back a lot of grief. I am having the surgery down for relief but have been told I should get the liposuction and lift done as well which will cost another $3900.00. As a single mom I simply can't afford an extra costs. It is for these reasons alone that I am so nervous
Hi I am brand new to this forum. Pleased to of found it and thankful for all the honest women out there willing to share their experiences. After decades of wanting a breast reduction I am finally booked to have a reduction and lift with lipo. For the past five years I have been contemplating a tt. I really trust and like my surgeon. After much contemplation the thought of perhaps having both surgeries at once began to seem feasible so I booked another consultation after which
Let's me start from the beginning. I started getting breasts when I was six years old. Yes I mean six as in grade one. My mom took me to the doctors to make sure there wasn't something terribly wrong with me. By the time I was in jr high I was a C and by high school I was wearing an 38E and falling out because I had no idea that there were bras that were in my size 36H. I mean woohoo that there are bras that fit but my god do they have to cost so dam much. I've been talking to
I've had DDD breasts since grade 6. My whole life I've been seen as nothing but a huge rack. Disapproving stares from girls, being called a [RS bleep] for having cleavage (ITS IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO), guys making rude comments, and not to mention the pain. Ohhhh yes, the pain. These boobies are killin' me, smalls. They are extremely heavy, and as the gym and weightlifting are my world, it's very very hard to workout. On top of hating their appearance, they are saggy ( droop down so