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Dr. Bruneteau is from Omaha and he attended medical school at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. In addition to his general surgery residency at the University of Iowa he also completed a residency in plastic surgery at the University of California. Dr. Bruneteau finished a fellowship in micro vascular surgery at the University of California and a fellowship in craniofacial surgery at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Bruneteau returned to Omaha in 1990 and has been in practice at ASI since that time. His decision to become a plastic and reconstructive surgeon was influenced by his desire to help people. Plastic surgery allowed him to do this in a way that used artistry and creativity.
Dr. Marie Montag completed her residency in general surgery at Creighton University. She traveled to the University of Wisconsin in Madison to continue training. She studied Craniofacial and Pediatric Plastic surgery for another year under Dr. Louis Morales in Salt Lake City, Utah. She made the decision to become a plastic and cosmetic surgeon because it’s an artistic and creative way to practice medicine. Her dad and brother are both sculptors, and plastic surgery is her creative outlet.
Dr. Edney is from Omaha, Nebraska & graduated from the Creighton University School of Medicine. He completed his five-year residency in general surgery at Creighton University where he received his board certification in general surgery. He also completed a one-year fellowship in surgical oncology at Creighton University. Dr. Edney completed his plastic surgery training at the University of Pittsburgh where he remained for an additional fellowship in micro vascular surgery. After experiencing all the different specialties he was attracted to plastic surgery because of the wide range of procedures & the creativity required in many cases.
Dr. Biggerstaff was born and raised in Lincoln. He completed his undergraduate degree from Creighton University, with a bachelor of science in physics. He received his doctorate of medicine degree from the Creighton University School of Medicine in 2012. He finished a five-year residency in general surgery at Creighton University, and then completed his plastic surgery training at the University of California, Irvine in 2020.
603 Aesthetic Surgical Images Reviews
Far Beyond My Expectations
I am over the moon with my results with Dr. Biggerstaff! As a middle-aged female who has been morbidly obese my entire adult life, my massive weight loss journey of over 100 pounds culminated in a series of surgeries to remove excess skin from my arms, thighs, and breasts that greatly impacted my activity level and outlook. With a comorbidity of type II diabetes and no previous experience...
Very informative every step of the process
My surgical experience with Dr. Bruneteau and his team was amazing. The time they spend with you to discuss sizing, the procedure and the recovery process is amazing. They are friendly at every pre and post op visit and very informative every step of the process.
Highly recommended - very helpful and answered all questions
Very helpful and answered all questions very informative. Made both me and my husband feel very comfortable with the whole process and even after. All staff were helpful, caring and answered all questions right away. Highly recommended!
My breasts looked natural and proportionate
I recently had the pleasure of working with Dr. Biggerstaff for a breast augmentation and mastopexy procedure, and I cannot express how satisfied I am with the results. From the first consultation to the post-op appointments, Dr. Biggerstaff and his team provided exceptional care and guidance. During the initial consultation, Dr. Biggerstaff took the time to listen to my concerns and desires,...
Went exactly as described
Dr Montag made me feel so comfortable when we met to discuss the procedure, and I left feeling very confident in her and the rest of the staff. The procedure went exactly as described and I'm so happy with the results.
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A: Hi ccagle21, I suspect your best result would be with a full tummy tuck with liposuction, which would likely achieve the best overall contour, provide the best skin tightening, and allow improvement of the umbilical area. Because of your high belly button, and the fact that your upper abdominal skin does not have severe laxity, there is a chance that you may require a small vertical scar or 'T' scar of your lower abdomen, but I would typically prioritize a lower transverse abdominoplasty scar and accept a small vertical component if needed (which is majority of times still below the bikini line) versus raising the transverse scar. Hope this helps, Thanks, Brian
A: Hello johnfm, occasionally, direct excision of the glandular breast tissue from the area under the areola can leave a deficiency of soft tissue, especially in cases where the mass is relatively. It's not corrected, once healing occurs, and the swelling goes down. You can end up with some nipple depression. The goal is to create a relatively smooth contour by closing multiple layers, and in some cases, this involves some rearrangement of the nearby fat. Based on your photo, you do appear to be a candidate for revision, although an examination would be required to be sure, and also to determine the best method of revision. Likely, the same incision could be used to re-elevate the areola, rearrange some of the fat tissue to fill in the soft tissue deficit. There is a possibility, if the tissues are not too tethered by scar, that you may have some improvement with fat grafting, which would be slightly less than invasive, but in my mind the best result would be revision through the original incision. Hope this helps, Brian
A: Hello bdubs2, each surgeon is different and most are very picky in general, but in my practice (and I would guess the majority of practices) I would be alright with proceeding with a plastic piercing retainer. I would double check with your surgeon to be sure he or she is alright with it, however. That way there are no surprises the morning of surgery. Hope this helps. Thanks, Brian.
A: Hello Original3835, this is one of the difficult decisions regarding male facelift, because neither option is perfect. You seem to have a good understanding of the trade-offs. Your logic is not incorrect. You can get laser hair removal or electrolysis hair removal over the tragus to make for a more natural hairline. This implies additional cost/time and some discomfort. Effectiveness of laser hair removal is somewhat dependent on your skin/hair pigmentation (works better for darker hair) and also often requires maintenance treatments to keep hair from growing back. Electrolysis has been more effective in my experience, especially in lighter haired individuals.
A: Hello whodeewho1, a facelift/necklift lift (either SMAS facelift or deep plane facelift) will be much more effective than fillers at improving your jowls and giving you more definition of your jawline, and will improve the appearance of your neck as well. It is difficult to know what technique or the extent of your initial mini-facelift procedure, but typically with a full facelift (including a SMAS procedure) you would notice immediate improvement in the jowls. Thus, you would likely get the best improvement with a secondary facelift. Hope this is helpful. Thanks, Brian