What to expect as a scar heals following plastic surgery
June 5 · Elizabeth Siegel | Freelance WriterWill I have a scar? What will it look like? These are some of the most common questions anyone considering plastic surgery may have.
In beauty and fashion, the concept of "quiet luxury" has quickly become synonymous with understated elegance, with less focus on obvious labels or excess and more on quality, refinement and timelessness. Now, that same philosophy is beginning to influence aesthetic medicine.
Will I have a scar? What will it look like? These are some of the most common questions anyone considering plastic surgery may have.
While liposuction can create meaningful improvements in body contour by targeting stubborn fat, lasting, natural-looking results depend not only on fat removal but also on how the skin responds after surgery. Combining liposuction with a tightening or lifting procedure can improve both the contour and the overall outcome if the skin does not contract well.
"It's important to really learn about what the patient's goals are, and this helps us to pick the best procedure for them in order to give them the best outcomes."
Patients considering breast reconstruction often struggle to find clear hospital prices online, even though federal rules require hospitals to post them, suggests a study in the June issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery®, the official medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).