Precision Plastic Surgery - Riverside
10888 Foothill Blvd, Ste. 190, Rancho Cucamonga, California, 91730
As a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, I artistically sculpts a body and breast, while creatively beautifying facial features. Additionally, my advanced training enables me to deliver the highest level of patient care through masterful surgical skills and cutti
Asked By: Nyki2k14
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I am assuming BA stands for breast augmentation. If so, I am not sure why you would have had a drain placed. I wonder if you may have had a capsulectomy, breast lift or reduction. I usually do not place drains following a straight forward augmentation.
Asked By: OC48
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Based on your photograph, it does not appear that you will need a lift.The size of your implants will be based on your examination as well as on your wishes.In our office, we have sizers that will allow you to see what you can potentially look like.Good luck!
Asked By: Helen911
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No specific diagnosis can be made without a good exam.However, based on your description, you may have protrusion of fat content from the muscle plication or a hernia. The area around the umbilicus is not completely tighten and can allow for this to happen.You should show this to your plastic surgeon on your next visit.
Asked By: ashley1062
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Based on your photo, I would not offer you a tummy tuck either.Why are you not happy with your current appearance?Based on your photo, I would not even offer you liposuction.Of course, these opinions are purely based on your photos.Good luck
Asked By: getmysexyback45
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GOOD NEWS: Yes, your umbilical hernia will most likely be covered by insurance.BAD NEWS: The abdominoplasty surgery is not a covered benefit.
Asked By: Enchancingme88
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25 cc is a very low volume difference. The average person will not see the difference between a 375 vs 400.Go with 400 cc if your chest diameter allows it.In terms of the type of implant, if your surgeon recommended silicone for the reasons he explained, I cannot argue with that reasoning.best of luck!
Asked By: doloresc01
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I am assuming that the chin liposuction will be done without general anesthesia and the tummy tuck will be done under generalanesthesia. If so, yes... that is perfectly fine.However, why not do both at the same time? unless they are being done by two different surgeons.....
Asked By: Lovecat80
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Based on your photos, it appears that you would benefit from liposuction and a min tummy tuck. I cannot comment on your lower back due to the limitted photos view you posted.
Asked By: Vaness01
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Congratulation on your pregnancy. The deflated saline implant, if you choose to, can stay in place forever. It should not cause any harm to you or your baby. However, I would recommend having them replaced after you deliver and after you are done breast feeding.If it has only been 3 years, it should be under warranty.
Asked By: babydollangel
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As your surgeon must have told you pre-operatively, you can not see the ultimate results for 6-8 weeks post op.As the implants settles and the swelling improves, you should be able to a see what your breast will end up looking like. Be patient. Your 5 days post op photos lookd great!
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Dr. Joseph Ku is highly regarded for his expertise in plastic surgery, particularly in procedures such as Tummy Tucks, Breast Lifts, Breast Reductions, and Arm Lifts. Patients consistently praise his attention to detail, thorough explanations, and exceptional results. His ability to provide personalized care and his team's responsiveness to concerns contribute to his reputation as a top plastic surgeon in Southern California. Recent reviews highlight his skill and dedication, though some express dissatisfaction with the symmetry of results in certain procedures.
