Breast Augmentation is a surgical procedure that enhances the size and shape of a woman’s breast.
Breast Augmentation can be performed on breasts that have lost their shape or begun to droop.
Breast Augmentation can be performed on breasts that have lost their shape or have become loose after weight loss, pregnancy or simply due to time and gravity.
Breast Augmentation is beneficial in patients with underdeveloped or absent breast tissue. The procedure is also helpful in correcting breast asymmetries where the size and shape are different.
Breast Augmentation combined with an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) can help restore a woman’s shape after significant weight loss or pregnancy.
The skin of the breasts can become loose after weight loss, pregnancy or simply the passage of time due to gravity. This saggy appearance can be corrected by a skin tightening operation called Mastopexy. Breasts that are excessively heavy can cause a number of uncomfortable problems that can often be alleviated by reducing the size of the breast surgically through a reduction mammoplasty.
Breast reconstruction in patients that have undergone mastectomy can have reconstruction to help balance the breasts and enhance the non-cancer side.
The goal of an abdominoplasty is to restore the abdomen to a more youthful, well-contoured and flat appearance through incisions that are camouflaged by bathing suits. The abdominal wall is also tightened with a “corset” suture to correct the diastasis recti (space and bulge between the sit-up muscles) or absent breast tissue. The procedure is also helpful in correcting breast asymmetries where the size and shape are different.
Liposuction is the surgical removal of localized, diet resistant, fat deposits through small incisions. The technological advances in the last decade have made liposuction a tremendously safe and effective procedure.
Gynecomastia is an abnormal growth of breast tissue in males. It frequently begins during puberty and often resolves spontaneously. Weight gain and certain medications contribute to the deformity.
