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Most articles about accessory breast tissue focus on how to remove it. This one is about the opposite question: when is removing it not the right answer? This is a question I take seriously,…
Read the articleMany patients walk into this consultation having already made up their minds. What they are looking for, often without realising it, is not a…
Read articleThick ankles do not always mean extra fat. That sentence, said early in a consultation, saves more unnecessary operations than almost anything else I…
Read articleMost articles about candidacy for a cosmetic procedure are written as checklists. A good candidate has X, Y, and Z; a poor candidate has…
Read articleEvery surgeon keeps a private mental file of operations they declined and never regretted declining. For me, alar base reduction occupies a surprisingly prominent…
Read articleCandidacy is the quiet part of cosmetic surgery. Technique gets the attention; candidate selection gets the result. In ankle liposuction more than almost any…
Read articleA surprising number of patients who come in asking for ankle liposuction do not actually have an ankle fat problem. They have an ankle…
Read articleThere is a hope that comes up in almost every ankle consultation, and patients are usually a little reluctant to say it out loud:…
Read articleMost of the patients I see for this procedure have already answered the question in their own heads before walking into the consultation. They…
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