My scars have gotten darker. Should I even be worried?

Thanks for your question. The best thing you can do is to call your health insurance company. They can tell you the plastic surgeons that participate with your plan. Schedule a consultation with one of the surgeons to discuss your options. Best wishes!

Fat necrosis can occur following fat transplantation. This will result in the fat cells becoming calcified or hardened which you feel as a lump. These fat cells will be gradually reabsorbed by your body. You can help this process by messaging the caclified cells thereby breaking them down into...

Congratulations on having undergone the breast reduction procedure. Areas of fat necrosis can be treated surgically;  nonsurgical management is an option also. If the area of fat necrosis is small, it may take a few weeks or months to dissipate;  for larger areas, it may take...

Hello, thank you for your question. Scoliosis involves an abnormal curvature of the spine, which is typically related to genetics and not overly large breasts. However, if the size of your breasts is causing back, neck or shoulder pain, a breast reduction may be an effective solution for you...

Hello and  thank you for your question and sharing your photos.There appears to be partial necrosis of the nipple-areola complex on one side. In terms of the shape, as you continue to heal in the several weeks, the bottom of breasts should round up slightly and have a more natural shape.  You sh...

It is still relatively early in the healing and maturation process from your surgery. You can expect continued improvement for at least 6 months. It would be advised  that your defer any surgical intervention for at least that period of time. You may eventually find that the result is accept...