34 Yr Old Small Uneven Breasts - Guilford, CT

Wait, what? His website says" in 2004 he achieved certification by the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery." Wouldn't this make him a board certified cosmetic surgeon? I love the fact that it's local anesthesia (no general), and for the specific procedure of fat grafting, he did an amazing job, which can only be from his experience, and technique.

I think plastic surgeon and cosmetic surgeon are two different things. I'll have to research. He does amazing work either way

Do let me know if u find out that there is a difference!

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Darn it didn't post. Well, there is a difference.
Because treated areas function properly but lack aesthetic appeal, cosmetic surgery is elective. Plastic surgery is defined as a surgical specialty dedicated to reconstruction of facial and body defects due to birth disorders, trauma, burns, and disease.

It is important to note that while all plastic surgeons have extensive training and can perform both reconstructive surgery and aesthetic/cosmetic surgery, not all cosmetic surgeons can perform reconstructive surgery because they have not received the same aesthetic training as plastic surgeons.

There actually is a big difference, so thank you for making me aware!

The second time was around 7k, the third around 6k.

My stomach has a natural roundness to it, so it never really gets flat, just debulks a bit. Still, very happy with results

Looking forward to your updated pictures. There isn't much out there on multiple fat transfers (experience and results) even tho it seems most pts go back 2 or 3 times

Yes, he discounted it by 1k. The area was smaller so it was less expensive the second round. Just wish they had a little more fat to transfer the second time.

Ive noticed most woman go a 2nd round of fat transfer. I guess i need to prepare for that. Im still debating. So hard to decide if a lift will be enough.

I think, depending where you start at, size wise, how much fat you remove, how much can fit when transferred, what you want out of your result, and how much you retain all factors in. It really is different for everyone, but when I saw a before/after of a previous patient of his who went back for a second, she looked so good, I wanted that look too. I've done it more than twice (I retain more that way, since each transfer builds on the previous, and allows more to be added, and less lips each time makes a shorter recovery)