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This is the first question that matters, because it prevents the wrong procedure. Fat dominance usually looks like localised thickness that blurs the waistline,…
Read articleNot necessarily. The “360” concept is about treating the torso as a continuous circumference, but the tools can differ. Lipo 360 is primarily a…
Read articleI decide this by evaluating skin recoil and redundancy, and by predicting whether volume reduction alone will leave a fold. If the skin envelope…
Read articleSometimes it can make sense, especially if the lateral breast and axilla need to read as one coherent contour field. But combination is not…
Read articleThere is a particular kind of patient who comes into a nose consultation with a clear, narrow request: I do not want a rhinoplasty.…
Read articleOne of the quieter paradoxes of nasal surgery is that the smallest interventions can produce the most conspicuous changes. A patient who undergoes alar…
Read articleThe honest answer to whether alar base reduction leaves scars is yes. Any operation that involves cutting and suturing skin leaves a scar. The…
Read articleThis is the question I wish more patients asked before they came in with a fixed idea about what their nose needs. The answer,…
Read articleOne of the most sensible questions a patient asks in a nasal consultation is also one of the most under-answered in cosmetic marketing: if…
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…
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