I always had large, somewhat asymetrical breasts, but by the time I reached my 50s gravity and excess sagging skin had me in a 34 F, with one cup fitted with an insert to bring the full-cup-smaller breast into balance. The surgery and recovery went well (and no drains!). I went down to a 34D. Ten years later, in spite of having skin with poor elasticity and an illness-related weight loss of 20 lbs that dropped me down to <15% BMI (and subsequently regaining 15 pounds, I’m

22 years ago I had my breast reduction surgery done by Dr Paul Izenberg. I have gotten MANY compliments from my surgery from others within the medical field and the work he has done. I myself was more than ecstatic about the work that was done. Obviously now I am older (22 years older lol) I still to this day toss his name out when I hear anyone say they look for a surgeon for these purposes. He is the best at what he does. And his personality is the cherry on the cake!! Great

After a few consultations with dr's in the area, I was convinced augmentation wasn't for me. I met with Dr Izenberg and his staff and they immediately understood what I was looking for. My initial consultation was 2 hours. The nurses were helpful, Dr Izenberg was funny and very accommodating. I completely trusted his professional opinion and my augmentation turned out perfectly. The recovery was easy, the follow up appointments have all gone great. He has a top-class office

When the question was posed to me by my younger sister, "How many doctors will it take to agree with you that a prophylactic bilateral mastectomy is the way to go?" I answered "Three". I was the patient who reluctantly agreed to genetic testing at the urging of my gynecologist-kicking and screaming, actually. I was a 57-year old female with a family history of breast and ovarian cancer...yet I was the picture of health and I didn't want my quality of life compromised in any way

I had lost approximately 30 lbs over the last year which was wonderful, but found the loss of volume in my face caused loose skin and sagging, along with the natural progression of aging. I met with Dr Izenberg in the fall of 2014, and had to think about the procedure for a full year, before meeting with him again in October 2015, and decided to schedule a facelift with fat grafting. I have been totally pleased with the outcome, it is less than 2 weeks, and I am feeling great.

At 62, I noticed in photos that my face was starting to sag. My upper eyelids, jawline, neck and nasolabial folds were particularly droopy. I'd never had surgery of any kind and was concerned about having a procedure and of looking too "done" or different after. Dr. Izenberg took some photos and was very patient and honest in discussing what he could do to make me happier with my appearance. We agreed that he would lift the lower part of my face and my upper eyelids. The surgery

I started with C's when I was about 14 now after having 3 kids I am a 36G. I've been to physical therapy the chiropractor been on pain meds you know the works Well 2 years ago my doctor suggested a BR but back then I was to scared idk what happened but one day I woke up in pain as usual and decided enough is enough I talked to my doctor (a new one) and she said I didn't look big at all huh? 36G and not big? I thought she was crazy after fussing with her for about

I'm 36 yo, 5'7, and 150 lbs. Seven days and counting until my procedure. I had always had nice breast and a good body without even trying. Then came 3 children in 19 months, along with 90lbs extra. I breast fed all 3 of my kiddos leaving my body in damaged. I was always a full C through hs and college and now I'm a 36B. Oh, and prego boobs were great so to stop breastfeeding and losing 80 lbs in a year in a half, my girls look very sad. I'm proud of my mommy marks but I need some