Doctor Q&A

I have Pseudoptosis & Wide sternum , I am 75C. I am decided on an implant, while I want to avoid over the muscle as well avoid waterfall deformity or baloon look. I want to acheive a natural look with a slide and a full cleavage, and hopefully reduce the boney space between breasts. What is the best implanet: placement, model / type , and size

I have lost 6 stone over the last 4 years. I have very lean and train. But I have loose skin that bothers me on my stomach I have tried injectables, morpheous 8 and endo which made no difference. Would I be suitable for a reverse tummy tuck

Hello I got a mini tummy tuck done with a shortened version of a reverse tummy tuck. I got a breast aug done before so the surgeon simply cut under the existing scars but did not cut across the breast line. I did not have much skin to loose and I was mostly bothered with the visible skin laxaity above my belly button. After the procedure my tummy and skin looks super flat and when I sit upright it looks good.However when i bend down when touching my knees or do a plank my skin looks loose. I spoke to my surgeon and he said he took a lot if skin and tightened it a little extra during g surgery. I did not get muscle repair done because based on my ultrasound my muscle was fine. Do I need another tummy tuck done to remove more skin? Or can i make it wotk by im my core by ab wirkouts and Pilates.

I’m very insecure about the indentation at the tip of my nose. I don’t mind the slight bump on the bridge—it’s really just the tip that bothers me. I can’t afford a full rhinoplasty right now, and I’m not looking for perfection. I just want my nose to look a little more normal and natural. Would a tip plasty be enough to correct the indentation? If so, what would the estimated cost be?

I am considering surgical options to reduce the width of my nose as it is extremely wide and disproportionate to my face. alarplasty keeps coming up as an efficient method, but I feel that although my nose is wide, my nostrils aren’t exactly huge. Could I have functional problems after alarplasty?

Hello, I plan to soon have rhinoplasty/tipoplasty, the extent of which is limited to alar and columella grafts. The surgeon explained that no bones will be broken and that everything will be well-sutured into place. The surgeon was unable to confidently answer (at least not right away) whether I may use a vibration plate following the surgery. Do you know whether I may use a vibration plate following alar & columella graft rhinoplasty/tipoplasty? Thank you,

Hello doctors, I've attached several photos and would appreciate your professional opinion. I'm trying to understand whether my butt actually has ptosis (sagging), or if the issue is simply a lack of upper and side pole fullness or projection. I hv some questions: -Would you consider my butt to be sagging, or is it primarily a volume deficiency? -What procedure would you recommend to achieve a natural result? -I don't want a large or exaggerated butt. My goal is simply to restore balance, fill any hollow areas if needed, and create a subtle, natural hourglass shape that matches my body proportions. Would fat grafting alone be sufficient, or would another procedure be more appropriate? If surgery isn't necessary, would you recommend non-surgical treatments or targeted glute exercises instead? I'd really appreciate an honest, objective assessment based on the photos. Thank you for your time.

the left side is unedited, the right side is my edited ideal outcome. would this be a possible outcome from a bbl?

I have been intersted in having a mommy makeover for 6 years now. I am a 48 year old AA female. Soon to be 49 in 1 week. Overall healthy no issues, no medications other than vitiams. I had a gastric sleeve in 2016. My highest weight was 274. My current weight is 183...I have been in a 7 pound window for the last 6 years. I had 3 c-sections 1999,2000 and 2009. Partial hysterectomy in 2011. I have all the usual issues having kids and weight loss. Ideally I would like to have a mommy makeover and tackle everything at once. And recover from 1 surgery instead of multiple ones. I want lipo, tummy tuck and breast lift..with a fat transfer because I lost a considerate amount of destiny in them. Over the years I have been told that 1) cant have all those procedures done at the same time 2) I need to have breast reduction 3) they suggest a lower body lift. The body lift seems like more of major procedure than what I want and I can't get my breast done at the same time. I really want to be 1 and done...I dont wanna rack up debt for multiple surgeries. I am content with my current butt size and shape...I know the body lift will give it a little toot, but thats not my main priority. I would really like to know if it's possible to really have the procedures I want....or do I need multiple surgeries to achive what I want. I appericate you reading to the end and I welcome all feedback. Also I forgot to add that i also am very content with my current breast size 38F. So no reduction.

My breasts are about 34DDD+. It's hard to do any physical activities without them being painful. I have tried losing weight, but they still sag pretty low. What do you recommend I do? I can never go out comfortably without being self-conscious about how large they look in T-shirts. When I don't where bras they hurt even more. My breasts are flatter towards the top and most of the weight is low if that makes sense lol. Should I wait until I'm older and try to fix it naturally or would surgery be the best bet?

Do I have enough breast tissue to have an implant that looks natural and jiggles as natural breast ? I am 39, breast fed 1 for 6 months. I am a small-medium 34 c, 171 cm tall. I want to be a large 34 D. How many cc implant would I need to get to get a natural looking breasts ? Will it squish and move like natural breast ?

Hello, I have received mixed opinions. My nipple is just above my crease. . I just want to replace volume and have a natural slope. Im 5’4 and 135lbs. I do NOT want the high round augmented look. Should i ask for a lift to prevent future sagging from implant?

Hi, For many years I’ve had this excess facial skin, it makes my face look more fatter than it actually is. It’s not due to weight loss as I’ve more or less remained at a steady weight during my life. is there a procedure that can remove this excess skin on my face and under my neck. I’m 33, I understand I’m still young but I’ve had this excess facial skin for at least 10 years.

I’m 41 and have had significant sagging and fat loss in my cheeks over the past 2-3 years. The uneven areas on my nasolabial fold area really bother me and make me look tired. Is there a facelift or procedure that would fix this?

47 yr old F 110 lbs now 7 yrs post revision chin implant and still hate it. Ever since surgery you can see there is a crease in my face on the right profile, and there Is a very prominent horizontal indentation across my chin. The skin on my chin look puckered i think from nerve damage. I can’t believe I went in for rhinoplasty and the surgeon convinced me to redo the old gortex chin implant I had with this silicon wing implant and botched my chin like this. My kids now ask why my chin looks so weird. It makes me very sad. I’m afraid of surgery after this but obviously it’s the only way to fix this. Would you recommend sliding genioplasty or face lift? Should it be a deep plane facelift or doesnt have to be? Open to how I can get rid of the creases on my chin and get rid of the double chin appearance I now have.

I lost about 130lbs, and left my face looking deflated. I know I definitely need a fat transfer to my cheeks and possibly temples, but otherwise I'm kind of lost on what type of facelift I need. I only have mild looseness in the neck and in the face, not a ton. I really just want the Midface lifted on the deep plane, but I don't understand what the difference between doing that via the endoscopic and via the ear incision is? And if a Midface lift is going to require an incision all around the ear, then what's the point of doing that and not just doing a full deep plane?

I have had an accident last year with a firework. Causing severe trauma to my eye so much I lost it. It was removed a month ago now. Apparently, the tissue inside my eye was damaged enough that they were not able to put a socket in there for a prosthetic. Now that my upper eyelid is pretty much gone, I can't even hold a lens in place without it falling out. It is frustrating and putting a toll on my confidence. I didn't realize how much this would mess with me. If you can't help me maybe point me in the right direction. Anything would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Jace

I’m a 22 year old South Asian male. Ever since I was a kid people mentioned my prominent/big eyes. While I’ve grown into them somewhat, I wish I had more orbital depth and less upper eyelid exposure at rest. I believe I have a negative orbital vector and some globe prominence. I’ve been considering periorbital filler or fat grafting in the supra and infraorbital regions to create more depth. Would filler be effective with a negative orbital vector or would it look worse? I also have asymmetry, one eye appears larger and more prominent with more scleral show, possibly related to a jaw asymmetry/cant. Would canthopexy help the scleral show on that side?