Doctor Q&A

What you’re noticing is actually really common, many women have some degree of tuberous breast shape, and it can create that wider gap in the middle along with a bit of a “bottom-heavy” look. The wonderful news is that there are procedures designed specifically to reshape and soften this.
The surgery most often used is called tuberous breast correction. Instead of just placing an implant, the surgeon carefully releases the tight tissue that causes the constricted shape, then adds volum...

Congratulations on your weight loss. Based on these photos it looks like you have minimal excess fat and mostly loose skin. Based on photos alone you would likely be able to get away without liposuction, however we would need to see you in person and feel your flanks before we could say for sure.
Alternatively, you could chose not to do liposuction of the flanks now and come back and do it later if you feel you need it. The downside of this approach is that you would be coming back to...

These are completely different questions. The first question is you have poor cartilage in your nose (kind of typical for na Asian nose) - how do you fix it? You need more cartilage (such as rib cartilage). The specific techniques re: drooping/etc. are more for the surgeon to decide but ultimately you just need more cartilage. From a quick look at your photos, I'd suggest at least a septal extension graft.

Good morning. You have a figure closer to the soft curvy type, not as pronounced as an inverted heart (which has more volume in the upper buttocks and a narrower waist). Your current shape can be an excellent base for a subtle and natural BBL, focusing on giving more projection and roundness to the top and sides to create a more balanced contour without looking artificial. You can contact us at 829-554-6062 for a quote.

Hello, thank you for sharing your photos. After reviewing them, I noticed a long abdominoplasty scar and some minor skin irregularities on your upper body. Your breasts are well-suited for a short-scar (lollipop) breast lift, and with upper body liposuction combined with a traditional abdominoplasty, we can aim for beautiful, natural-looking results.
Although previous surgeries can sometimes influence the outcome of new procedures, in your case we will be able to remove most of the affected...

Practically flat is a very unusual request, and if that is really what you want, probably a free nipple graft is what you would need. But that depends on where you are starting from. You did not mention your current breast size, nor are there any pictures.
Reasons not to get a free nipple graft: complete loss of sensation (you can't depend on any sensation coming back; loss of erotic sensation to the nipple; partial, patchy, or complete depigmentation of the graft skin.
If it has...

The weight of breast tissue removed does not directly correlate to the volume of a breast implant. That being said breast implant is likely the best way to reestablish your breast volume. Fortunately with a reduction, you get a breast lift so your nipple location has likely been improved. This will improve your overall outcome. The best way to determine it the size implant you need is to make an appointment in person with a plastic surgeon and use a sizing system which is a sports bra...

You're right — there are many lipo techniques, and it can get confusing. Its important to note that liposuction alone does not target skin tightening.

Most (AirSculpt, VASER, Lipo360) are variations of traditional liposuction using different tools or targeting different areas:
-- VASER uses ultrasound to break up fat for smoother sculpting.
-- AirSculpt is a branded version of power-assisted lipo with small cannulas (exact same as other techniques, but 'branded').
-- Lipo360 refers to t...

Based on the one posted photo with the eye balls wiped out very hard to give an accurate description. Best to virtual consult. I would try the Endo laser under local anesthesia two sessions, one every 4 to 6 weeks fee per session $3000. That’s the virtual consult with.

I do not see much of true sagging that really warrants the potential risks of a facelift at this time. I would focus on revolumization and collagen building, esp at your age.