Breast Procedures

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Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure to enhance or enlarge natural breast size and shape through the use of a saline filled or silicone-gel filled implant. Most often, it is sought by women who, for personal reasons, feel that their breasts are too small. It can also improve the slight drooping that frequently comes as a result of pregnancy, fluctuations in weight, gravity and natural aging. For some women, breast augmentation is sought to correct a noticeable difference in size between the two breasts.

Once the breasts have stopped developing, breast augmentation can be performed at any time. The most satisfied breast enlargement patients are those who want the operation for themselves, as a means of achieving a realistic degree of improvement, not perfection, in body contour. The end result is an increased sense of femininity and greater self confidence.

The particular size and style of breast implant used depends upon the diameter of your chest, your body height and weight and personal preference. One advantage of the saline filled implant is that if the implant is ruptured, the saline (salt water) is absorbed into your body. The primary disadvantage to the saline filled implant is that it is more likely to show ripples through the breast tissue. This is especially true for very thin women and women seeking reconstruction, since they have very little breast tissue to cover the implant. After 14 years off the market for any use other than reconstruction breast surgery, silicone gel-filled implants were approved by the FDA in 2006 for patients over the age of 22. After years of study, it was ruled that they are not harmful. And, the good news is that they look and feel more natural than saline filled implants.

Dr. Sayeg at Your New Looks will discuss all his history in using both saline filled and silicone gel-filled implants during your free consultation. Make an appointment today.

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A breast lift (mastopexy) is a surgical procedure to raise drooping breasts and reduce the size of an enlarged areola, the darker skin surrounding the nipple. In most cases, the procedure is done in conjunction with saline or silicone-gel filled implants to add firmness and projection to the breasts. Without the insertion of an implant to add fullness, the breast can still droop; it merely does so higher on the chest. Likewise, attempting to correct a significantly sagging breast using an implant alone, without removing breast skin or elevating the nipple, would be like putting a ball in a sock.

Breast life surgery is most often considered by women in their late 30s to early 50s who desire firmer, shapelier and more youthful looking breasts. The ideal candidate is a woman who wants the operation for herself to counter the affects that pregnancy, nursing, weight fluctuation, gravity and/or natural aging have had on the appearance of her breast. A women’s self esteem is often a large factor considered when choosing any cosmetic procedure.

Dr. Sayeg at Your New Looks can guide you in making an informed decision about a breast lift. Schedule a free consultation now. Make an appointment now.

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Female breast reduction is a surgical procedure to reduce and reshape large, pendulous breasts. Women with large breasts can suffer from physical health problems including chronic back and neck pain, poor posture, skin irritation, shoulder scarring and breathing difficulties. In addition to correcting physical health problems, breast reduction can also improve the ability to exercise, which often leads to a lifetime of better weight management.

Once the breasts have stopped developing, breast reduction can be performed at any time. Young girls with very large breasts may seek to have the procedure even before their breasts are fully developed to alleviate severe emotional stress. If breast reduction is performed too early in development, a second procedure may be necessary later. Liposuction may be a better alternative for women looking for moderate reduction when they have more fatty tissue than glandular tissue as well as good skin tone and nipple placement. Get a free consultation today.

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No two people heal in the same way, which means injuries and surgeries leave unique marks. Dr. Sayeg can improve a scar’s appearance on virtually any part of the body.

Just as no two scars are the same, scar revision procedures differ, too. We offer the following types of scar revision procedures.

Scar excision: The surgeon removes the scar and closes the skin, if there’s enough adjacent skin.

Z- or W-plasty: The surgeon repositions the original scar along the natural lines of the skin.

Skin grafting: Common for burns, the surgeon removes the scar and uses skin from another area of the body to cover the scar area.

Skin flap: Similar to a skin graft, the skin and tissue below are moved from another part of the body to cover the scar site.

We also offer non-surgical procedures for scars like microneedling, plasma pen, and chemical peels to help with discoloration or appearance of the scar. Come in with a consultation with the doctor to determine which route works best for you.

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Gynecomastia is a surgical procedure to remove excessive fat and/or glandular tissue from male breasts to achieve a flatter, firmer chest. In some cases, it is combined with liposuction to achieve optimal results. You should know that excessive breast development in males is a relatively common condition, affecting 40% to 60% of all boys and men. While not physically harmful, it can be an extreme source of embarrassment at any age.

If you feel gynecomastia could give you an increased sense of masculinity and greater self confidence, make Arrange a free consultation today.