How long does TT swelling last? Swelling after a Tummy Tuck kind of goes in two phases..By 6 weeks the tummy starts to look much better and much flatter…But even at 3 months, women may take their belt off at the end of a day and still see a distinct impression in their skin. But […]
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Does a TT remove stretch marks? The real treatment of stretch marks is still a mystery and a riddle waiting to be solved. So for now, the best hope is to remove as many as you can in surgery or make them look better by pulling the skin a little more tight. If most of
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All surgery leaves a scar…it’s just that some of them are really well hidden! Making a scar that heals as invisible as possible is a real trick and many times, it just depends on the persons skin. But there are things that a person can do, like avoiding sun exposure on the scar, massage, silicone
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Capsular Contracture (CC) is where the sac of scar tissue that forms around all implants becomes hard and at times, painful. Usually the first thing that a patient may notice is that the breast looks different or smaller. Then they may notice it feels different, maybe more firm. These are the early signs of CC
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There is a reason liposuction is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures in the United States: it is incredibly effective. However, not only is liposuction effective, it is extremely versatile and can be used in conjunction with a number of other procedures to help you reach all of your aesthetic goals. During your
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The goal behind a facelift is to create a youthful and more attractive appearance, not to produce highly visible scars. However, as a surgical procedure, scarring with a facelift is inevitable. What is not inevitable is how apparent those scars are. Phoenix facelift surgeon Dr. John Corey takes every care to place incisions in the
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Social worker Roberta Honigman and psychiatrists Katharine Phillips, MD, and David Castle, MD published an analysis of 37 different studies regarding the psychological impacts of cosmetic surgery in the trade publication, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. What the authors found was that most patients experience positive outcomes following plastic surgery such as increased self-esteem, improved body
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Mesa plastic surgeon Dr. John Corey understands cost must be a consideration prior to your procedure, but does not believe it needs to be a deterrent. You deserve to look and feel wonderful about yourself. We will work with you on an individual basis, informing you of all of your options and helping you find
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Contrary to popular misconception, BOTOX® Cosmetic neither speeds the aging process nor eventually becomes useless. It is safe to begin BOTOX® Cosmetic injections as soon as you notice your first wrinkles and continue it until you no longer wish to. Once you discontinue injections, your skin will simply return to its natural state. Dr. John
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BOTOX® Cosmetic is a temporary solution. While it is incredibly effective at reducing or eliminating fine lines and deep wrinkles throughout the face, results from BOTOX® Cosmetic are generally only expected to last for three to four months. Some people will notice a reappearance of the signs of aging earlier. Others may see results for upwards of
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