Before & After Gallery

The patient is a woman in her early 30’s who desired breast augmentation to replace volume loss from pregnancy.  She has silicone 265 full profile implant.

The patient is a woman in her early 30’s who was dissatisfied with her breast ptosis and volume loss post pregnancy.  She would accept lower nipple position to avoid scar, cost, and risk associated with additional mastopexy.  She has a 360 cc moderate profile silicone implant.

The patient is a woman in her early 40’s who had breast augmentation approximately 10 years prior by Dr. Wigod.  She presents to exchange her saline implant for silicone full profile 450 cc and additional mesh support to maintain a more superior and medial position.

The patient is a woman in her mid 30’s who desired breast augmentation with a moderate profile saline implant 360 cc.  She also has a mini abdominoplasty with concurrent umbilical hernia repair.  Umbilical hernia repair often may be done under insurance coverage.

The patient is a woman in her mid 30’s who was dissatisfied with her breasts and body after pregnancy.  As she was young and healthy, if was safe and appropriate to perform outpatient  abdominoplasty with flank liposuction and breast augmentation with a moderately cohesive full profile 415 cc silicone implant.

The patient is a woman in her late 30’s who wanted more breast size and superior fullness.  With her wide chest, she is best served with a moderate profile 445 cc silicone implant.

The patient is a woman in her early 30’s who had abdominal wall stretching due to pregnancies.  She is improved with abdominoplasty and flank liposuction.  Stetch marks make a more visible scar early then fade with time.

The patient is a woman in her late 40’s who was dissatisfied with her breast size and shape.  In the first stage, she had mastopexy with some reduction of inferior and lateral tissue.  Approximately 1 year later, she added a full profile implant 520 cc for more firmness and superior filling.

The patient is a woman who was dissatisfied with her post partum abdomen.  She had modest skin excess and most of her abdominal laxity was below her umbilicus.  Without making an incision around the umbilicus (therefore a “mini”), she had repair of her abdominal diastasis (or parting laxity) and advancement and removal of redundant skin.

The patient is a woman in her early 20’s who was dissatisfied with her breasts.  She had a mastopexy with volume reduction as requested.