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PRP Center Hawaii

PRP Center Hawaii

4.9 rating from 648 reviews
Practice Information
1401 S. Beretania St., Ste. 590, Honolulu, Hawaii
(808) 731-1709

About the Practice

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444 Before & After Photos
648 Reviews
2 Special Offers
629 Answered Questions

Doctors & Other Staff Members

S. Larry Schlesinger, MD, FACS
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
4.9
Jenna - Patient Coordinator
Patient Care Coordinator
Brandi - 1st Assist
Surgical Technician
Sarah - O.R. Nurse
Registered Nurse
Diana - Ultrasound Tech
Staff
Honey - Patient Coordinator
Patient Care Coordinator
Pamela - Receptionist
Receptionist
Ana - Receptionist
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444 Before & After Photos

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648 PRP Center Hawaii Reviews

courtneylynn68
PRP Injections•2 months post-op•August 18, 2025
Very Positive Experience
Calm829380
PRP Injections•2 days post-op•February 6, 2024
The Magic of PRP Scar Treatment at Dr. Larry Schlesinger's Office
nicolejolson15
Rhinoplasty•10 months post-op•September 30, 2023
So happy with my choice - my new nose is so refreshing
honolulujav
Chin Filler•17 days post-op•March 18, 2023
Chin Filler - Not Just Cosmetic, but I’m Sleeping Better!
Coppercollar
Gynecomastia Surgery•3 months post-op•March 2, 2023
Couldn't be happier with the results and post operative care
Ch3822
Mommy Makeover•20 months post-op•October 28, 2022
Very Happy Patient - went beyond my expectations
Easygoing247282
Breast Augmentation•6 months post-op•October 19, 2022
The procedure was a success - so glad I chose him to do it
Intelligent423125
Tummy Tuck Revision•4 months post-op•October 16, 2022
Tummy tuck revision went well, very pleased with results & great follow-up care
Bigmada
Facelift•11 months post-op•October 13, 2022
Best Surgeon Ever! made me look 20 years younger
Arikehs
Tummy Tuck•22 days post-op•September 30, 2022
3 weeks post-op - so far I'm not sure how to feel

629 Answers

Chin Implant
Q What procedure would best suit my following issue? (Photo)
A Hi Emily. Your retrusive mandible can be corrected by facial injections. The retrusiveness of your mandible does not allow you to close your mouth naturally, and this causes the closure of the lower lip to have a forced look which makes you look unhappy. The reason for the problem is that the two muscles on either side of your anterior jaw called mentalis muscles have the job of closing your mouth by pushing up your lower lip. This normal closing process is inhibited when the profile of the mentalis muscles are not in line with your lower lip. This anatomic mumbo jumbo, in short means, when the lower lip and the chin are not in the same vertical plane, the lip won't close naturally. If you were my patient, I would do an injection of Volux, an Allergan product that lasts in my experience over a year, and sometimes up to two years. It usually takes 2-3 ccs to correct the retrusive chin. This can be done in an office setting with minimal discomfort. Since your bone structure has not fully matured, I would use an injectable rather than a surgery, and injectables such as Volux are completely reversible. The process should take less than 15 minutes, including topical numbing with BLT. To decrease bruising, I recommend both ice and DMSO.
Answered by Dr. SchlesingerJuly 7, 2024
Eyelid Surgery
Q Would I benefit from a lower blepharoplasty or should I consider prp first? (photos)
A Wow, what a great question. Obviously, it depends on the size of your wallet and the skill of your Board Certified plastic surgeon which will determine order of treatment. As I'm sure you know, as we get older, every part of your face goes south. If you do PRP first, you will add fullness to your cheeks, fill in the infra-orbital area with fullness rather than flatness, and, for that reason, you may want to try PRP first. Also, it's a lot less expensive and the skill of your surgeon doesn't have to be as great. On the other hand, your marionette lines will not be improved by PRP and PRP will not tighten the excess skin on your lower eyelids. If you were my patient, my recommendation would be to do the PRP first. It will improve the flatness of your checks, add fullness to the infra-orbital area, and will somewhat pull up your nasal labial folds without spending a lot of money. With quicker results and a significant amount of surgical skill, you will experience instantaneous happiness. If you choose to do the infra-orbital lift with tightening of both skin and muscle as described by Dr. Malcolm Paul, you should get better nasal labial fold obliteration but chance the problem of multiple complications and the need for a secondary surgery to get rid of the extra lower lid skin.
Answered by Dr. SchlesingerJune 30, 2024
Rhinoplasty
Q Droopy nose - Is there any way to bring the tip of my nose up without lowering my bridge? (photos)
A There are two basic ways to elevate the tip of the nose without changing the position of the bridge of the nose. One way to elevate the tip is surgically by using cartilage as an on-lay graft from the septum of the nose or the ear, by re-positioning the medial aspect of the lower lateral cartilage or by placing a graft in the columella. These techniques require a very well-trained Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. A simpler and more predictable technique is the use of hyaluronic acid fillers injected into the columella, the peri-pyriform area at the base of the nose, and a very small amount of filler injected directly into the tip of the nose. The configuration of the tip of your nose lends itself to an injectable tip graft which will give you a dip before the tip and will also give you a very aesthetic profile-pasty. Whichever technique you choose, be sure that your surgeon or your injector has a great deal of experience in these areas. Look at before and after pictures, talk to previous patients, and most of all, be sure you get a warm and fuzzy from the person you choose to give you tip-pasty projection.
Answered by Dr. SchlesingerApril 17, 2022
Liposuction
Q Could inner thigh lipo give me a thigh gap?
A The short answer answer to your question is, MAYBE. From your pictures, it looks as though you have minimal fat on your inner thighs, and therefore I doubt seriously that liposuction of any kind would give you a thigh gap. The one surgery that insures a thigh gap is a medial thigh tuck, but your certainly don't have enough fat or loose skin to need or want a medial thigh tuck. Liposuction of the inner thigh is good at taking away bulging fat, but liposuction of the inner thigh leading to a thigh gap depends on whether the patient had a pre-existing gap which was just uncovered by the liposuction and not created by it. Obviously, at this point, an in person evaluation by a Board Certified plastic surgeon will help you answer the question.
Answered by Dr. SchlesingerSeptember 27, 2020
Liposuction
Q Is arm lipo a more difficult procedure for a surgeon to perform than other types of lipo?
A Liposuction of the upper arm is a relatively simple procedure. Most people with upper arm fat are women, and the most common area for this upper arm fat is the tricep area from the armpit to the elbow. The incision should be made just superior to the elbow, and liposuction can be easily accomplished with four different length canulas, 8, 17, 21 and 24 cm. I most commonly use a canula with an internal diameter of 3 mm. Aggressive liposuction in this area is safe and aesthetic as long as, in the post operative period, the patient gets ultrasound therapy (the kind physical therapists use for sore muscles) to this area to break up bumps, divets, and ridges. I have used this four canula technique for over thirty years with very few touchups. A fifth canula with a solid shaft is used after the first four canulas has sucked out the fat. This canula allows the plastic surgeon to smooth out the suctioned area. Suctioning other areas of the arm often leads to dents and divets which cannot be corrected. As to your question why so few plastic surgeons have liposuction of the upper arm on their website galleries is probably because it is not an often-asked-for surgery. Thank you for your suggestion. I will see that a few of my liposuction of upper arm cases are put up today.
Answered by Dr. SchlesingerSeptember 27, 2020

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