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Hi!! I am scheduled for a BA in 4 weeks. After nursing 2 children I am looking for a natural augmentation that fits my frame shape. I am 5’3 and 125 pounds. I am currently an A cup and would love to be a full B. I’d love to fill out bathing suits and clothes and to replace some of the volume that was lost on the top of my breast after children. My doctor hasn’t given me that much input as far as size goes. He didn’t do any measurements on me or anything and suggested Motiva Ergonomix minis. I am currently thinking around 205 or 220. Does this range and profile sound like it will give me what I am looking for? Thanks so much for any advise.

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I’m 39 yo mom of 2. 2 cections with and weight gain of 70lbs. Currently at 145lb 5’7. I really want to enhance my back side with some projection and I do like the pear shape. With loose skin I would ideally need a tummy tuck. I’ve been advised and quoted differently. 1. Full tummy tuck with back and lipo flanks to fill hip dips - subtle change as per doctor. 2. dominican tummy tuck, butterfly lift, 5lb weight gain for bbl. Both price ranges were extremely different. I don’t want a unnatural look but something that suits my frames..… I have shape, wider hips etc..… Any feed back would be great!

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Hello. My question is should I do TT or BBL first. I’ve had a few consultations and I’m getting different answers from each provider. I’m being told that I don’t have much fat to work with so being suggested BBL first (so they can harvest the fat). Then others are telling me to do TT first, wait 6 months and then address the bbl. I’m conflicted because if I’m being told I don’t have a lot of fat, then if I do TT first, how would I have an optimal BBL surgery. Lookimg for some educated opinions as I really want to have optimal results with both surgeries being done separately. Thank you.

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Hello, I’m 25 years old. I’m currently 5 feet and 2 inches and 115 pounds. I was wondering if I’m a good fit for a skinny BBL because I have some hip dips and loose skin and fat on my belly and my back I would like to fill the hip dips and then give them more a plump look on my butt. I’m also looking to have a kid in like the next four years would my BBL will be wasted if I am pregnant and going through a childbirth. thank you so much and also I have been working out for one month

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Hi — I’m 31, I’ve never smoked, I’m very physically active, and I don’t have any health conditions or allergies. I don’t have kids and I’m not planning to. I’m currently around a 30DD and I’m wondering if it’s possible to reduce down to a small B cup. My breasts have bothered me since I was about 15, and I’m considering a reduction mainly for comfort — especially for the gym and for how clothes fit. Is a breast reduction possible at my current size, and is that kind of size change realistic?

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I had a breast implant revision ans switched out my for 575 gummy implants. I notive that my implants move alot is this normal Im 7 months post op and feel like they move so much not my saline implants.

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Hello! Looking through lots of Surgeons galleries for mommy makeover. I’ve narrowed it down to a couple surgeons. The first is very reputable and has huge galleries. Lots of amazing results. However, he has enough boxy breast lift w/ implants to make me nervous. It is important to me that everything is round in the front view picture-without angles or squareness. The second surgeon is also reputable but smaller gallery. All his breast pictures are very round! No boxy ones. He has about 50 pics in the gallery (half as mthe other doc). So more consistent results. If I was only doing breasts I’d likely go to him! But the first is a tummy tuck pro! And has gained my trust in that realm. I’d love to go to him ultimately but have a hard time with his semi-frequent boxy look. Can he avoid this look if I tell him it’s important to me? Is there a certain best type that is more at risk for boxy appearance.

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I am feeling very self-conscious about the skin under my chin after lipo+laser and another round of just laser treatment to correct. Any advice for someone on a budget trying to fix it?

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My eye are has a harsh look that makes me look angry. I have a lot of upper eyelid that makes me eyes look droopy, heavy and tired. I don’t know if i would benefit from filler or sugery to make the eyes look better and if there is hollowness or my eye anatomy that is making my eye area look like this

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I feel like I have too much visible upper and lower eyelid area, and my eyebrows sit quite high. Is it possible to reduce the appearance of eyelid exposure, slightly lower the brows, and achieve a fuller, more supported under-eye area along with a more hooded eye look?

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Hi, I’m a mid 30’s male, and I’ve had concern for my under eye area since I was a late teenager. I want the under eye area to stand out much less than it does from the rest of the face. To me, it looks a lot worse/darker in the mirror than in the photos under the same lighting. I had PRP for the eye area about a year ago and it made no difference to me. I had CO2 laser on the eye area 4 months ago and so far it doesn’t seem to have made much difference. Many years ago I tried a filler and I don’t remember exactly how much difference that made but I don’t think it put the issue to rest in my mind. (Maybe I went to a clinic that didn’t know how to use the filler for my unique situation, not sure.) When I see photos of before and afters for lower bleph, I’m amazed, because I’m not used to seeing much difference, even in before and after photos of eye creams that my dermatologist recommends. So I’m wondering if lower bleph or anything else would work for me. Thanks.

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61 y-o male. Had upper and lower bleph nearly two years ago to correct fairly severe eye bags. Since the surgery, the area under my eyes has progressively hollowed, particularly on the right where there is a slight divot. Before I contact the surgeon, I would like to get a professional assessment of the work done. It seems to me that he overcorrected. Wondering if I'm being realistic about expectations and what remedies might be available. Thanks in advance.

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