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GREAT question!! Two issues are happening. First is the cheaper fees are due to the "clinicas" offering discounted fees to generate cases. These "clinicas" are NON doctor owned and hire doctors (some are PSs but most are not) to do surgeries in VOLUME! Therefore we, private practice boarded Miami PSs, can either offer better care at higher fees or compete with these discount chop shops to try to keep you all safe. Second issue is postop care offered. In private practice you will see or have the opportunity to see or talk to your surgeon anytime. Vs these "clinicas" try to keep the patients away from their surgeons because of so many post op issues.
Many qualified and unqualified surgeons and wanabe surgeons want your money not necessarly giving you their best
Certainly. The case of Miami is quite interesting. It's a popular destination for cosmetic procedures due to its high number of clinics and surgeons, leading to competitive pricing. This competition doesn't imply lower quality; many Miami surgeons are highly reputable. The lower costs are more a reflection of market dynamics than a compromise on safety or expertise. However, thorough research and careful consideration of a surgeon's credentials remain crucial for a safe and satisfactory experience.
Be careful; Be very careful! The old adage that :You Get What You Pay For" applies here. There are many physicians who want to earn more money without having to endure the grueling years of training that it takes to become a fully trained Plastic Surgeon. Many unscrupulous physicians will try to present themselves as a "Plastic Surgeon" in deceptive ways. Look carefully at the physicians training, credentials, and qualifications. On the other hand, there are many non-Plastic Surgeons, however, who do a very nice job and whom I respect. The best bet is to carefully research the doc and see who your friends have gone to. Above all else, do not be seduced by a low price. You can buy clothing at the dollar store or at Neimann Marcus. Just because they are both articles of clothing doesn't mean that they are the same...
No, nether Medicaid, Medicare, nor any private insurers will pay for BBL at any time. A lack of sufficient buttock fat has never been shown to be a medical necessity issue. Good luck!
Hello dear! Thanks for the pictures and provided information as well. Based on your photos, you are a great candidate for liposuction with a BBL and a tummy tuck with muscle repair, to give you a nice tight tummy and to get rid of the extra skin, and I think you'll get very good results....
To pick one over the other with regard to safety isn't really possible as each carries different risks. The risk of infection with insertion of an implant (which would require removal) is greater than the infectious risk with fat transfer. With regard to permanence of your result,...
