Dr Chaudhry is classically trained at Minnesota’s very own prestigious Mayo Clinic in the full scope of plastic and reconstructive surgery AND he decided to pursue and complete a focused fellowship in breast and body surgery. After 4 years in medical school and 10 years of residency and fellowship, he is a true “surgeon’s surgeon” because he has also completed training in general surgery. He is considered a “triple threat”: a surgeon who is technically expert, academically smart and equally – well – to put it plainly – just likable (aka a good bedside manner). Dr. Chaudhry will be focusing his practice on all things breast, body, and face related. Although he could find a place for himself anywhere in the world, he loves the Midwest and is looking forward to making Omni Cosmetic his home.
I had a neck and lower face lift on 12/30/22 and couldn’t be happier with my results!! Exceeded all expectations. Dr Chaudhry and his staff were professional, caring, knowledgeable and thoughtful. Through the initial consult, surgery, post op, and follow up consults the team made me feel as if I was the only patient that mattered and I was treated like royalty. I was blown away with how t...
This review is to highlight Paula! I had surgery here 3 years ago with Dr. Ness for a rhinoplasty and am still a returning client. I've gone to Paula for all my injectables ever since my surgery. She is so warming and welcoming.. she also is very technical and pays attention to fine details for your face. I appreciate her so much and trust her judgement very much! Just the little things she...
As one of Paula’s long-term clients, I can say with complete confidence that she is truly gifted in her medical/aesthetic craft as part of the medical team at Omni Cosmetic. Her bedside manner puts you at ease immediately. As she discusses your goals and begins to work with you, you realize she is an artist - her skill is so advanced. You will leave your appointment looking youthful, b...
Hello! First off I want to say thank you for those of you who have written about your experience here on realself.com. It has been very helpful! I am a 5’9” 168 lb., 33 year old mother of 1 child who was born in 2010. I am only having 1 child due to various reasons, but my only took a toll on my tummy. Stretch marks and excess skin galore. It probably didn’t help that I was moder...
After losing 120 lbs through exercise and diet and living with the resulting loose skin for over a decade, I decided to look into have the skin removed by a plastic surgeon in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. I met with several doctors, but chose Dr. John Ness of Ness Plastic Surgery. After an initial consultation and subsequent follow-up visit with Dr. Ness' Patient Coordinator, Michaela, and...
A: Dear Thriving,
Regarding you inverted T scars, they should fade over time however, if you have previous scar on your body for other reasons, it would be a good guide as to the coloration of future scars. Sun exposure can actually worsen scar appearance by either making them hyper pigmented or hypo-pigmented so I would sun exposure of your scars for at least 6 months -1 year or make sure you use a good sun screen.
360 liposuction isn't always required with a tummy tuck but that depends on your goals and also whether you carry excess fat in your back. The shortest tummy tuck scar potentially is a little larger than a c-section scar but that again depends on how much excess skin you carry and that needs to be removed.
A: Dear Intelligent,
As long as the dermal piercing is superficial enough and placed as sterily as possibly, you shouldn't have any issues as this point. Also touch base with your primary surgeon as well prior to getting a dermal piercing as well.
A: Dear Powerful,
It's not uncommon to have pain in the abdominal area after a tummy tuck for up to 3-6 months. Sometimes this can be attributed to muscle spams and usually a muscle relaxed helps. After your activity level continues to improve, this should subsided.
As long as your breast look normal and feel soft, it is unlikely you have capsular contracture. Having pain with body movement, makes this more likely attributed to muscular spasms or muscle pain. I would trial a muscle relaxer and see if there is any improvement.
A: I would recommend a lower blepharoplasty that re-positions the fat of your eyes and total laser resurfacing of the lower eyelids and cheeks. That will definitely improve the contour.
A: Hi,
Even with muscle plication, you should be able to go back to work in about 3 weeks. I have a lot of patients back to work around the 3-4 week mark depending on what type of work they do.
Hope that answers your question.