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Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

Today, I would like to show you a procedure that is new to the plastic surgery world: fat grafting to the breast.

Patient: 23 years old, 160 lbs, 5’2

Procedure: liposuction to the abdomen + fat grafting to the breast.

Fat transfer breast augmentation uses liposuction to take fat from other parts of your body and inject it to enhance the breasts.

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What is fat transfer breast augmentation?

Fat transfer breast augmentation essentially uses liposuction to take fat from other parts of your body and inject it into your breasts. This is a breast augmentation option for women who are looking for a relatively small increase in breast size and would prefer natural results (American Society of Plastic Surgeons).

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Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

The Power of a Pellet

The Power of a Pellet

Studies have shown, balanced hormones are necessary for good health and disease prevention for women and men as we age.

BioTE® optimizes hormone levels with tiny pellets just under the skin. Hormone pellets release bio-identical hormones into the bloodstream continuously.

Find out why my office and I are hooked on this tiny little pellet! You deserve to feel vibrant at every age! Age healthier, live happier.

Regain energy, muscle strength and greater ability to lose weight.

Increase mental clarity.

Feel younger and happier again.

Increase quality of life while preventing age-related illness.

Is BioTE® Right for You?

Studies have shown, balanced hormones are essential for good health and disease prevention as we age. BioTE® optimizes hormone levels with tiny pellets just under the skin.

Hormone pellets release all-natural, bio-identical estrogen and/or testosterone which is metabolized consistently into the body as needed.

Why Hormone Pellet Therapy?

Protection is Everything! Studies have shown optimized hormones significantly reduce the risk of serious health problems, such as: Osteoporosis, Alzheimer’s Disease, Heart Disease, Diabetes

Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

Tighter Tummy After Pregnancy?

Tighter Tummy After Pregnancy?

Today’s mommy makeover shows a 1 year post op liposuction + tummy tuck + fatgrafting to the butt and hips. Patient: 40 years old, 5’6, 216 lbs. Its never too late to be the best you!

Unfortunately, even for moms who work diligently to shed baby weight, skin stretched by pregnancy (especially multiple pregnancies) doesn’t shrink to fit after the fat is gone. Instead, it remains loose and wrinkly. A tummy tuck does more than remove excess skin. Pregnancy often stretches the abdominal muscles to the point where they separate along the center of the abdomen and cause the belly to protrude (rectus diastasis). During a tummy tuck, we are able to repair the diastasis. See previous post for patient demographics “Beauty Wire”

Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

3 Month Post Op BBL

3 Month Post Op BBL
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HU?MP DAY.

Procedure: 3 month post op liposuction to the abdomen, flanks and lower back + fatgrafting to the butt and hips. Patient: 32 years old, 154 lbs (patient gained 12 lbs for procedure) 5’8
Before surgery, our patient was a very active person. Find out how she continued to stay active in the gym while maintaining her curves!
I generally recommend that my patients allow 6 weeks recovery after Brazilian Butt Lift before they resume or start a workout regimen. I do not anticipate that exercises that strengthen the gluteal (butt) muscles will diminish results at all. Overall fat loss from a lot of cardio or from weight loss, will reduce the grafted buttocks, but this is proportional. I am asked this question frequently so I like to stress that working out and weight loss after BBL will not cause the grafted fat to shrink any faster than the fat on other parts of the body.

Liposuction + Fatgrafting to the Breast

Happy OR Nurse Day!

Happy OR Nurse Day!

While Dr. Curves may be the star of the operating room, without the work of a team of skilled and reliable operating room nurses, the creation of the “j curve” or “mommy makeover” could not take place. Operating room nurses have one of the most demanding nursing jobs, that’s why it can be easily agreed that these lifesavers definitely deserve their own day.

The History of Operating Room Nurse Day

The history of nursing dates back well over 2000 years. The Hippocratic Collection describes skilled care and observation of patients by “attendants” on several different occasions, which were most likely the first real nurses mankind has ever known. During later historical periods, both nuns and monks tended to provide nurse-like care to the sick. Examples of this can be found in the histories of many religions, such as Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam. Archaeologists have also discovered plenty of evidence suggesting humans have been performing various types of surgery for up to 9,000 years, with the earliest Egyptian surgical texts dating back to about 1,500 BC. In 1989, the State Governor of Iowa, Terry Bransted, decided to help reward operating room nurses for all of their (often underappreciated) work and put through an executive order to establish an annual Operating Room Nurse Day.

Nurses in this field provide care and support to patients before, during, and after surgery. These nurses are responsible for maintaining a sterile environment in the operating room, monitoring the patient during surgery, and coordinating care throughout the process. They are also responsible for making sure the OR team provides the patient with the best care possible.

 

Today, we celebrate our OR nurses, thank you!