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April: large axillary mass appears on right. After 2 failed derm visits-went to my PC. Exam, mammo, MRI-, no COVID vax prob. It's causing tingling in my hand. I am no stranger to plast surg & know this is a dangerous area for surgery. How do I find someone truly qualified & willing to take on something like this? TY
I'm 5'5", 375 lbs. Lost over 100 lbs 5 years ago, approved for a medically necessary panniculectomy & maintained my weight at 350 lbs for that time. High A1C disqualified me, A1C is now under control. 'Apron' is so large, I can't step onto a curb without help. New physical limitations, starting to gain weight. Have been working with a dietitian. Just want to not hurt & improve life. HELP?!
I am not a fan of injectables, have been using retinol for a little bit, but it seems to make it worse. I would like to get rid of the crow’s feet, that appear when I smile, and also the wrinkling underneath my eyes. I really don’t have an issue with any other part of my face, but it’s my eyes.
April: large axillary mass appears on right. After 2 failed derm visits-went to my PC. Exam, mammo, MRI-, no COVID vax prob. It's causing tingling in my hand. I am no stranger to plast surg & know this is a dangerous area for surgery. How do I find someone truly qualified & willing to take on something like this? TY
I'm 5'5", 375 lbs. Lost over 100 lbs 5 years ago, approved for a medically necessary panniculectomy & maintained my weight at 350 lbs for that time. High A1C disqualified me, A1C is now under control. 'Apron' is so large, I can't step onto a curb without help. New physical limitations, starting to gain weight. Have been working with a dietitian. Just want to not hurt & improve life. HELP?!
I am not a fan of injectables, have been using retinol for a little bit, but it seems to make it worse. I would like to get rid of the crow’s feet, that appear when I smile, and also the wrinkling underneath my eyes. I really don’t have an issue with any other part of my face, but it’s my eyes.
Hello! I'm not sure how old I can be to ask a question, but I am 16 years old, and I've had my finger like this since birth, and what they told me is that when I was coming out of my mother, my finger had gotten stuck and got bent like it's shown. I've always been able to hide my finger, but now at times it'll get stuck, or I'll rarely feel a slight pain in my finger. Any information is helpful!
"I do think you need to be an adult and be able to make those choices yourself, but I think for younger patients, as young as 21 and older, that they can consider Botox and filler if it's something that they're really interested in."
"Your body needs all the amino acids and building blocks to heal your body, heal your face, heal these wounds that have been surgically created, and without adequate nutrition, it's impossible."
"We want patients to maintain their results, and we always stress to our patients that if you want to maintain your results, you do have to live an active and healthy lifestyle."
For women experiencing breast cancer, the process of healing is challenging and often confusing. This is especially the case for women who choose to undergo mastectomy or lumpectomy as part of their treatment process. Not only have they survived the disease and course of treatment, but they may feel they have also lost a part of themselves along that journey.
As the popularity of medical weight loss treatments has increased, a new aesthetic concern has emerged, known as the "Ozemic butt." While GLP-1 medications have revolutionized weight loss and obesity management, significant, rapid weight loss can lead to some rather unwanted side effects, including a deflated or flattened butt.
Do years of consistent filler and neuromodulator use preclude or limit future procedures? If you invest in specific minimally invasive procedures today, are you risking your safety and results tomorrow if you want something more invasive?