Breast Augmentation

Breast Augmentation is the enlargement of a woman's breasts by placement of saline or silicone prostheses. Women who undergo this procedure may achieve larger, shapelier breasts.
Breast Augmentation

Breast Lift

Breast lift surgery, a mastopexy, is indicated for those women whose breasts have fallen and lost their shape with the nipple position being close to or at the bottom of the breast. The mastopexy procedure is often done in conjunction with breast augmentation. Most commonly, women seek consultation for a breast lift after child birth or weight loss.
Breast Lift

Breast Reduction

Breast reduction surgery is used to reduce the size and improve the shape of the woman's breast. It can correct such symptoms as breast, neck and shoulder pain, rash under the breasts, and back pain.
Breast Reduction

Breast Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction is performed after surgical mastectomy. The reconstruction of the breast can be accomplished using either a prosthesis, the patients own tissues, or a combination of the two procedures.
Breast Reconstruction

Liposuction

Liposuction is a technique used for "body sculpting." Liposuction is not an alternative to weight loss. The classic "ideal" candidate for liposuction is a patient at or near his/her ideal weight who has isolated areas of fat that cannot be reduced by diet and exercise alone.
Liposuction

Abdominoplasty

The abdominoplasty, or tummy tuck, procedure is used to flatten and reshape the abdomen, tighten the abdominal musculature and remove excess deposits of fat.
Abdominoplasty

Gynecomastia or Male Breast Reduction Surgery

Gynecomastia is a benign disorder that to some degree can affect many males at some point in their life. The term gynecomastia refers to a feminization of the male breast as a result of an enlargement in its size by the growth of the small amounts of breast tissue normally present in all males.
Gynecomastia