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Asymmetric jawline
Cosmetic SurgeryG
I don’t know what else to do
Breast AugmentationI recently lost 40lb after working my ass off for it. I thought I would be happy with myself after I reached my goals, however I am more miserable now than I have ever been. I’m at 19.4% body fat, 119 pounds and 5’6. Is fat transfer an option? Or will I have to get implants? Any other options? Birth control? Eat estrogen rich foods? Massage?I want +1.5 to fill in and make me not look like a dude
Lifetime risk of breast cancer
Breast ReconstructionHow high does your lifetime risk of breast cancer have to be for a risk reducing mastectomy? Let's assume the patient has never had breast cancer and has no identifiable gene mutations, but has a lifetime risk of 42%. What is cutoff for insurance to cover it, generally speaking?
Asymmetric jawline
Cosmetic SurgeryG
I don’t know what else to do
Breast AugmentationI recently lost 40lb after working my ass off for it. I thought I would be happy with myself after I reached my goals, however I am more miserable now than I have ever been. I’m at 19.4% body fat, 119 pounds and 5’6. Is fat transfer an option? Or will I have to get implants? Any other options? Birth control? Eat estrogen rich foods? Massage?I want +1.5 to fill in and make me not look like a dude
Lifetime risk of breast cancer
Breast ReconstructionHow high does your lifetime risk of breast cancer have to be for a risk reducing mastectomy? Let's assume the patient has never had breast cancer and has no identifiable gene mutations, but has a lifetime risk of 42%. What is cutoff for insurance to cover it, generally speaking?
Revision Mastopexy
Breast LiftIs it possible for a new plastic surgeon to perform a revision mastopexy on me if they do not know the position of the vascular pedicles to my nipple areola complex from my initial mastopexy? I tried to get this information from the surgeon who performed my initial mastoepxy but like he is unfortunately withholding this information. Thank you.
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Sun Exposure & Scars
Wednesday, June 18, 2025"Sun exposure will help camouflage scars, but it's best to be avoided because if you have sun exposure to incisions within the first year, it can increase the amount of pigment that's retained within the scar."
Navigating Plastic Surgery Consultations
Wednesday, June 4, 2025"It's okay for a surgeon to take a 360-degree view of your body and your face and give you some options, but the goal should really be to focus on what you came in for and what is concerning you, and at least start there."
Botox Parties
Thursday, May 22, 2025"If you were to attend a Botox party, first of all, make sure you find out who's gonna be administering the injections. Is it gonna be a plastic surgeon?"
Featured Articles
Transparency in procedures: How social media is creating a new, open dialogue around plastic surgery
Ariel Frankeny | Freelance Writer Friday, June 27, 2025There has been a recent significant shift away from the trend of secrecy regarding plastic surgery toward one of transparency, with the Hollywood elite, influencers and patients being very open and straightforward about their procedures.
Summer ready in a flash: The mini facelift
Alia Willson | Freelance Writer Thursday, June 26, 2025There are many products and services that come in both full-sized and miniature versions. In plastic surgery circles, some procedures have been affectionately dubbed "mini," like baby Botox and the mini facelift.
How plastic surgery can address "Ozempic face"
Ariel Frankeny | Freelance Writer Tuesday, June 24, 2025Many people are accelerating their weight loss journeys after recent breakthroughs. These medications are helping patients shed stubborn fat, maintain healthier lifestyles and finally achieve the bodies they've always wanted. But one side effect is getting a lot of attention – the so-called "Ozempic face."