Doctor Q&A

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Based on your photos and concerns, you appear to be a suitable candidate for J-Plasma combined with liposuction. This approach can help tighten the upper abdominal skin, improve contour, and reduce the risk of irregularities like “dog ears” or midline wrinkles, while minimizing scarring.
A consultation would help confirm the best treatment plan for your goals.

Do you want a tummy tuck? If you are unhappy with the appearance of your midsection due to loose skin, excess fat and possible abdominal muscle separation, then a tummy tuck may be suitable for you. If you aren’t then there’s no need to get one.

Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you are a great candidate for rhinoplasty. Maneuvers for your surgery would include dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, nasal tip deprojection, tip elevation, among other maneuvers. With good surgical technique, you could have an outstanding result. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified rhinoplasty surgeon who can evaluate you in person.

Best wishes and good luck.

Richard G. Reish, M.D...

Based on your photos, your left profile appears to be worse than your right. We can see excessive nostril show on the left, which may be due to left nostril retraction. We can also see the polymella incision, and that can typically be fixed with an in-office procedure. And examination would be necessary to elaborate more on this, however, sometimes we simply vaporize a bulging area of skin for a flatter and less distracting appearance. Depending on your condition, a columellaplasty can also...

Thank you for your question and photo. Based on this single view photo, you have two issues going on. One is that you lost a feminine buttock shape and second that you have cellulite of the lower central and lateral buttocks. Anyone who promises you that this is correctable with a BBL, does not understand the anatomy and the fibrous bands restrictions. I personally would treat the cellulite with the Goldincision technique by releasing these deep bands and placement of biostimulators into the...

Hello! Yes, you have a good quality of skin & not much of excess skin. Hence, I would not recommend a tummy tuck for you. Rather, we can achieve a beautiful hour-glass shape body with proper muscle definition using VASER liposuction and Bodytite. Umbilicus can look youthful just be this provided you are not having divarication recti. Also, BBL will help to fill the lateral hip dips and more fuller gluteal region. We routinely do these procedures at Centre for Cosmetic Surgery, Mumbai, India...

Hello, thank you for the question, after evaluating your case, i consider you a good candidate for a BBL procedure with very good results..

Based on these photos, you would need a lot of surgery; this includes breast augmentation with breast lift, abdominoplasty with mons pubis lift, and selective liposuction of the anterior abdomen and flanks. This can be done as a single procedure, or it can be devided in two separate procedures. In-person consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon with a good reputation in body contouring surgery is recommended. Good luck.

While your surgeon should have the final say since they’re the most familiar with the particulars of your situation, recovery may be more difficult if you both the front and back of your body is treated. You won’t be able to sleep on your front or side with an extended tummy tuck, and with a BBL, you’ll need to avoid sleeping on your back.

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Based on your photos and goals, you appear to be a suitable candidate for breast implants. This procedure can enhance volume, improve shape, and create a fuller, more balanced appearance while maintaining natural proportions.
A consultation would help determine the ideal implant type, size, and placement for your anatomy and desired outcome.

When considering breast width and implant size. Exceeding your measurements is of greater concern than the alternative. To a certain extent, patients can go as small as they desire. Going too large, on the other hand is more of an issue.

The best advice is to try to stay within a .5-1 cm interval of your BWD measurements.

As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).

Having the right diameter implants will provide the best aesthetic outcome. Some patients who want larger implants will sacrifice this knowing that shape and contour will not be ideal. This should be discussed further with your surgeon.

According to what you mentioned, the main concern appears to be lower cheek laxity, while your neck and jawline remain relatively well-contoured. For a long-lasting and natural improvement, I generally recommend a lower facelift. This procedure repositions the deeper tissues of the mid and lower face, creating a smoother and more youthful contour.
Looking at the upper portion of the face, if there is sagging or excess skin in the upper or lower eyelids, combining upper and lower...

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You appear to be a suitable candidate for a deep plane facelift and neck lıft to address both the face and the neck. This approach can improve midface descent, redefine the jawline, and provide meaningful tightening of the neck for a more comprehensive and harmonious result.A consultation can confirm the most appropriate surgical plan based on your goals and medical history.
I hope this helps.

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Based on your concerns, it sounds like the heaviness may be more related to brow descent rather than excess upper eyelid skin. In that case, an upper blepharoplasty alone would not adequately address the issue. A brow lift would likely be the more appropriate procedure to restore a more open and refreshed appearance.
A thorough evaluation would help confirm the best approach for you.

You have extra skin. That's it. The extra skin can be removed with a blepharoplasty, even right in the office. We should be able to get that looking much better quickly.

Thank you for your questions and photos.
It looks like you have a mild degree of ptosis and some asymmetry of your upper eyelids which could be improved with ptosis repair (often performed by oculoplastic surgeon or plastic surgeon that specializes in eyelids). You also have some fullness of the lower eyelids which is likely congenital given your age. This could also be improved with surgery (lower blepharoplasty with fat transposition or removal). However, my first recommendation would be...