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Dr. Janet Turkle is a double-board-certified plastic surgeon serving patients in Indianapolis and Carmel, Indiana and the surrounding areas.
At her private practice, Turkle and Associates, she and her colleagues offer a wide range of procedures to help you
Asked By: maglaw
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Typically, permanent sutures used for diastasis repair remain in place and are not ‘rejected’. Over time, the fibrosis will maintain the repair. If absorbable sutures break down prior to the formation of adequate fibrosis to occur, it is possible that the repair might not hold. Both techniques are used and are based on the preference of the surgeon.
Asked By: Tgb2014
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Thanks for your inquiry. Fat grafting can be performed post augmentation. Care will need to be taken if the soft tissue coverage over the devices is very thin. Please seek consultation from a well qualified board certified Plastic Surgeon.
Asked By: Sonserae
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Thank you for your question. Most plastic surgeons are familiar with performing abdominoplasty on patients possessing a lap band port and would not need the bariatric surgeon present. If the port needs to be exchanged, the bariatric Surgeon would be needed to exchange the port. I would suggest that you ask your bariatric Surgeon as to whether or not they are able to exchange the port. If they think they can and should exchange it, they can coordinate with your Plastic Surgeon in moving forward. Best of luck in your journey!
Asked By: criztena
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Hello! If you are seeking a large area removal of fat, CoolSculpting would not be the best option for you. CoolSculpting is most effective for those who are near their goal weight and have areas that are hard to exercise or stubborn to lose such as bra fat or love handles. I would suggest you make an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for a comprehensive discussion of your options and goals. Best of luck on your journey!
Asked By: ahmuna_eatchoo
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Hello and thank you for the question and photos. To give an accurate evaluation, an in-person consultation is best. Please visit a board certified plastic surgeon in your area that has body contouring experience. A thorough review of options and personal goals should be considered. Best of luck on your journey.
Asked By: Missjade44
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Hello and thank you for the question! 15cc is not a significant difference in implant size. More important is the profile of the implant (high, moderate or low) on your body type. In our practice, we utilize Vectra imaging for a 3D view of the implant on each patient. It is always best to review your board certified plastic surgeon's before and after photos and ask questions during your consultation to feel confident in your decisions. Best of luck on your journey!
Asked By: RSProfile3419199
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Hello and thank you for the question! A previous C-section will not complicate a tummy tuck and are routinely done. Please make an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for a personalized and in-depth evaluation. Carefully review before and after photos and ask questions and share any concerns. Best of luck on your journey.
Asked By: kthomas01
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Thank you for the question. It appears that you would be a great candidate for the under eye filler. Without an in person consultation, it is difficult to assess exactly how many syringes will be required. A less cross linked choice, like Volbella, attracts less water to the area and leaves one less likely to appear puffy. There are 1cc and 0.5cc syringes available (~$650/$350 per syringe). It should last a year (and often longer in that area!). Please seek consultation by an experienced Plastic Surgeon as there are risks with this procedure and is considered an “off label” use of the filler.
Asked By: bretney15
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Hello and thank you for the excellent question! You are only two weeks post-op. Please be patient with your body as it is healing. Spasms, swelling and pain are all part of the process. Please watch out for redness or signs of infection. Please keep all follow-up appointments and recommendations by your board certified plastic surgeon. Best of luck!
Asked By: KathyDavila
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Hello and thank you for the question. I would suggest contacting your board certified plastic surgeon and have an in-person appointment for the most accurate determination of what is occurring with your incision. Questions post surgery are to be expected. Please follow all instructions and return to the office as directed by your surgeon. Best of luck.
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