You adore your child, you can’t find enough time to be with them, but you definitely don’t love what you see in the mirror. Pregnancy changes not only your life, but your body. Fortunately, the changes to your body don’t have to be forever. You can do something about that with a mommy makeover. Let’s find out when to book a mommy makeover after pregnancy.
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Dreaming of a firmer, smaller, and more toned abdomen? Tummy tuck plastic surgery may be a procedure to consider. Maybe you have baby fat left after giving birth, or no amount of exercise or dieting will reduce that flabby stomach. If you are thinking about moving forward, here are 11 tips for healing quicker during tummy tuck recovery.
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You yearn for that flat and toned abdomen you had when you were younger and before children. Abdominoplasty seems like the perfect fix. You understand a tummy tuck is surgery, and of course there are risks, but fantasizing about the results is all you can think about. We don’t want to discourage you. We just think there are some important factors to consider including these 5 things to know before a tummy tuck.
Are you not totally satisfied with your breast shape and size? Think about what will make you happy. Do you want to have a larger cup size, smaller cup size, want your breasts to be perkier, or get rid of the droop? If any of this resonates with you, let’s find out the difference between breast lift & breast augmentation.
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Women with very large breasts never get over the rude stares or the chronic back, neck, and shoulder pain. No one can understand the emotional and physical toll that comes with extra large breasts. If this sounds like you and you have been contemplating breast reduction, here are some frequently asked questions and answers.
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Liposuction is an increasingly popular procedure that safely breaks up and removes fat from the body. It is not a weight-loss procedure, and the results are purely cosmetic. There are many benefits to liposuction.
Small incisions are made in the area that is treated and fluid is then injected into the body to break up fat cells. A small tube is then inserted, and suction is applied to remove the fat. Patients are usually back on their feet quickly if they follow post-operative instructions (usually within 2 days).
Unwanted fat can affect a person’s appearance and self-confidence. Liposuction can help remove stubborn fat to give you a more aesthetically pleasing physique.
Maintaining a healthy body mass index is important to overall health and liposuction can help achieve that. Overall improved health occurs when a patient reaches an ideal weight. Liposuction can remove quite a bit of fat from each area treated (up to 4 lbs. per area) which helps overall BMI.
Interested in liposuction? Call our front desk at 978-942-4835 or click here to book a consultation.
HydraFacial is quickly becoming one of the most popular in-office treatments and there are many reasons why! This type of facial literally sucks the dirt out of your pores and offers many other wonderful benefits for your skin.
Interested in booking an appointment for a HydraFacial? We are currently offering $25 off a Signature HydraFacial in January! Call our front desk staff at 978-942-4835 or click here to book now!
We are very excited to begin offering Hydrafacial services for our patients. This January, book a Signature Hydrafacial for only $175 (regular price is $199).
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If you have already completed your consultation and it’s been determined that you are a good candidate for a facelift, now it’s time to prepare! Before the big day you should do the following things.
Nicotine restricts blood flow and can cause complications during and after your procedure. Stop using any type of nicotine before your procedure for safety.
Stop taking any anti-inflammatory over-the-counter medications or aspirin to decrease the chance of excessive bleeding.
Make plans for getting to and from the hospital. Make sure a responsible friend or family member is available to pick you up and ensure you get home safely to rest.
Fill any recommended prescriptions and pick them up from the pharmacy in the days leading up to your procedure. You’ll want to make sure you have them ready and nearby the place you’ll be resting.
Have proper clothing on and ready to wear when you’re home. You’ll want something that is easy to remove so you aren’t pulling anything tightly over your head. A zip or button-up top is best for post-surgery.
Breast reduction is an increasingly popular procedure. Disproportionately large breasts can cause both physical and emotional distress for patients, and many opt for breast reduction to achieve an appropriate breast size.
If you have scheduled a consultation here are ten questions to ask at your appointment:
