Have you thought about Gauge Repair?  Is it is possible? What could you expect the results to be or what are the costs?  Lately we have seen a few cases that should be shared.  So yes, it is definitely possible.  Dr. Dehghan can work with the tissue of your ear to reconstruct a whole and intact earlobe.  This is done under local anesthesia and here in one of our treatment rooms.  The results will vary from patient to patient.  So, take a look at our before and after gallery to see a few examples. The price will vary from approximately $750 to $1200.

Before Panniculectomy

Panniculectomy candidates may have recently experienced significant weight loss after bariatric surgery to treat obesity or a post-pregnancy complication resulting in inordinate amounts of fat below the belly button.

Candidates may have fat extending as low as their knees, over their hips, genitals and around their back. This hanging pannus can cause a host of health issues including back problems, the breakdown of skin, rashes, ulcers, or skin disorders . These conditions may interfere with everyday life, and walking, standing, or sitting may become difficult.  This procedure is covered by most insurances as long as medical necessity can be proven.

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When it comes to Breast Augmentation, the decision to have surgery is often the easy part!  Women know they want to have larger breasts, and they know when they want it… but then they are often left asking themselves, “What size is right for me?”

For many women having Breast Augmentation, the hardest decision to make is what size they want to be.

If you are one of the millions of women wanting to have breast augmentation you have probably been thinking about it for years. You have talked to your family or friends, looked online at before and after pictures, and have an idea of what you would like to be, but sometimes you are still not sure (or maybe even confused) about what implant size is right for you.

A lot of women will look at their friends and say…

Wow! Those look great, I want exactly what she has!

But what looks great on your friend, may NOT look great on you.

Until you have a chance to be examined by a board-certified surgeon, and have had an opportunity to try on implants with a sports bra at your consultation, what you think you want and what your reality is, may not be the same! A lot of women will look at their friends and think I will just get what she has, but breast augmentation is not one size fits all.

Remember this!

No two breasts are exactly the same.

Every woman’s breasts are unique, and even if you were to be the exact height and weight of another woman, the actual measurements of your breasts will be different.

It is very important to communicate what you want to your doctor.

This is the time to be honest with yourself and your surgeon! Don’t be embarrassed to say what you want, how you feel and what your goals are. There isn’t anything you can share with us that will surprise us, and we are not here to judge you. Our job is to help guide you in your decision making process and to help you reach your goals so that you are happy with your results!

We want you to love your new breasts!

A good surgeon and patient care coordinator will spend the time asking you questions to find out what it is you truly want and what your goals are. Speak openly so that your surgeon can tell you if your expectations are realistic and if he can meet those goals for you.

Your job is to try on implants, and find what YOU like!

Do not worry about what other people might say, what your significant other might say or want, or anyone else. This is about YOU! You have to live with your new breasts, shop with them, and dress them. Find what you like and then let your surgeon tell you if what you pick will look good with your current breast shape and size.

There are women who come in and say they want to be “just a little bigger” and will have pictures of women that are appear to be a “D” cup or larger (these women might be embarrassed to admit what they like for fear of being judged, or they are worried about what people might think of them). There are women who want a certain look or a shape, that (due to their current anatomy) will not be an option.

Just because you can do something doesn’t mean it will look good after! 

Holding back from communicating what you want can cost you thousands of dollars later on in the form of replacing your current implants for larger ones, or revisions on your breasts for not choosing a size within a range that fits your current anatomy.

The benefit to having a consultation is to finally get specific information based on your breasts, not someone else. The doctor can talk with you, and evaluate your anatomy and take measurements of your chest and breasts to determine the best proportions for your frame.

Don’t pick a size without your surgeon’s guidance!

He’s the expert who has been doing this for years, and will know what will look best and most proportionate on you!

How do I know if it’s right for Me?

A Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) is a procedure that removes excess fat and skin, and in most cases restores weakened or separated muscles, creating an abdominal profile that is smoother and firmer. The most common causes of this are pregnancy, aging, fluctuations in weight, heredity and prior abdominal surgery.

A flat, and toned abdomen is something that many people strive for through diet and exercise, but sometimes even with these methods people can’t achieve their goals. Even individuals who are height and weight proportionate can develop an abdomen that is loose, sagging or protruding.

Whether it’s pregnancy, weight loss, medical conditions or genetics, there are many reasons why your abdomen has become stretched and loose, but regardless of the reasons why there is one thing you need to know.

There is nothing you can do at home or the gym that will tighten the stretched or loose skin on the abdomen!

Once the skin is stretched, it has lost its elasticity similar to a rubber band that has been stretched out and it will remain that way. A Tummy Tuck can eliminate the stretched, loose and extra skin to create a flatter, tighter abdomen, give definition, and remove some stretchmarks.

Typically, any stretchmarks above the belly button remain, and are moved down and the ones below the belly button are removed with the skin.

The trade off for a tighter, flatter abdomen is a scar that is low in the bikini area and averages hip to hip on most people. If you heal normally you can expect the scar to fade to a thin while line 12-18 months after surgery.

Are you a woman who is still planning to have children? Then you may want to postpone a tummy tuck until you are done. Future pregnancies undo the results of the procedure and can separate the muscles that are typically tightened.

Are you still planning to lose a lot of weight? Then you don’t want to consider a tummy tuck until you are at a stable weight. An important fact to remember is that a that a tummy tuck will leave you with a permanent scar. If this is something you don’t want, you may want to reconsider.

As with any elective surgery it is important to be in good general health, with realistic expectations (cosmetic surgery can’t make you perfect or fix everything), have a good support system and be financially prepared.