Dr. Vishnu Rumalla is a double board-certified plastic surgeon based in Fort Worth, Texas. He performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries of the body and face, with a special focus on the mommy makeover, breast enhancement, and body contouring procedures, like tummy tucks and liposuction. His expertise also includes both surgical and nonsurgical facial rejuvenation procedures, such as facelifts, blepharoplasty, browlifts, and injectables, like Botox and dermal fillers. He also performs reconstructive surgery, including breast and skin reconstruction, as well breast reduction surgery. When it comes to his patients’ experiences, Dr. Rumalla does not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. At his practice, Tarrant Plastic Surgery, which has locations in Fort Worth, Keller, and Southlake, Dr. Rumalla and his highly skilled staff make sure each patient’s surgery plan is fully customized for them. Dr. Rumalla also incorporates innovative technology and techniques such as computer imaging, minimally invasive surgery, and pain pumps to ensure incredible results and a comfortable recovery. After earning his undergraduate and medical degree at the University of Miami, Dr. Rumalla went on to receive his general surgery training at the University of Medicine and Dentistry at Rutgers University in New Jersey. He then completed his plastic surgery fellowship at Indiana University. He is board-certified by both the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Dr. Rumalla is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and has been the recipient of many awards, such as the Susan B. Deak Surgical Research Award and the William P. Burks Surgical Humanist Award. He’s also been named a top doctor by Fort Worth Magazine.
Dr. Rumalla is such an artist!! I was an extreme case of having NO breasts and he transformed me into exactly what I was looking for. Something natural but also working with the constraints of my small body size. He put Galaflex mesh to create where the implant would sit which no other Dr had recommended. Overall, he is genuinely dedicated to finding the best option for your exact situation...
With a grateful heart, I commend and recommend Dr. Rumalla. He along with his marvelous, personable, and professional team are dynamic in assuring this journey was respectfully completed with true care and quality. Personally, I felt special and was treated as family. Honestly, Dr. Rumalla and his wonderful team care about each individual patient; they spent time, explaining in detail, my...
I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Rumalla. I got implants about 15-16 years ago. One had ruptured several years ago. I have ALS so I knew removing implants that were causing issues with cramping in my ribs from heavy bras squeezing and pain in my shoulders and back would be a different venture. But it needed to be done for some relief in comfort. Dr. Rumalla was incredibly helpful,...
Dr. Rumalla and his staff are wonderful. Everything is explained to you and your not pressured into anything. Appointments are seamless and fast. Dr. Rumalla's bedside manner is phenomenal. I would highly recommend Dr. Rumalla if your wanting plastic surgery. The Southlake Surgery Center was wonderful as well. The entire staff meets with you and make you feel comfortable. The entire process...
Dr Rumalla is the best!! The staff is totally amazing. Dr Rumalla did my reconstruction surgery. He was so kind and was very informative. I would never go to anyone else. He listened to what I had to say and made me feel so comfortable. Thank you Dr Rumalla for everything.
A: Thanks for your inquiry and pictures, but without an exam it is harder to advise. Your implants generally fall over the first few months, and now at six months they may not move much more. You either have implant malposition or bilateral encapsulation left worse than right. Please discuss with your surgeon your options.
A: Thanks for your inquiry and pictures. Wounds like these are not generally sutured closed as that might promote deep infection. Discuss with your surgeon's office about wound care instructions. These scars may heal well, if not the scar can be revised in several months, good luck.
A: Thanks for your inquiry and pictures, I hope you are seeing your surgeon to discuss. At six months post-op it is unlikely the implants will fall much. Again, discuss your goals and expectations with your surgeon which may lead to revision surgery, good luck.
A: Thanks for your inquiry and pictures. Your choices include a breast reduction lift on the left to create more symmetry to bilateral breast lift with two different implant. It is unlikely insurance will help in this case. Best you seek the in person opinion of a board certified plastic surgeon.
A: Thanks for your inquiry, without pictures it is hard to comment. You should definitely see your plastic surgeon to be evaluated. At this visit you should discuss strategies to encourage the implant to fall, or if it will fall, best of luck.