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i look worse than the elephant man i am female why wont my drs or surgoens operate on me?

i cant go out due to how i look plus many have bullied me and insulted my appearance and have beaten me and called me ugly plase help me all i do is go to the doctors and plastic surgeons and i keep telling people that im defromed and i may scare them i am very ill at the moment through how i look it is slowly killing me from kathy aka the elephant woman

Kathy -

I’m so sorry that you have to deal with your facial deformity. I think one way to console you, is that if you go out in public only real douchebags will make fun of you. I can understand how even decent people will give you unwanted stares, but only a true asshat would give you crap for being “ugly.”

You should try joining a help group of people going through a similar thing. I hope you live a full life =D

Female Plastic Surgeon Indianapolis

What happens during the first consultation?

The consultation involves 3 phases:

1. Patient directed review of plastic surgeons website education materials on breast augmentation.

2. Patient education consultation (via phone or in-person) and completion of patient preference documents.

3. Consultation with plastic surgeon

During the consultation the plastic surgeon will evaluate your general health, and take measurements of your breasts. He will explain which surgical techniques are most appropriate, based on the condition of your breasts and skin tone. The Dr. will describe alternatives and risks and limitations of each as well as review the recommended pre and post operative course with you.

You will have the opportunity to view pre and post op pictures, and discuss in detail what size you would like to be. The plastic surgeon will you objective and scientific methods to determine the correct implant size and type for your breast tissues and body. At the end of the consultation, you will have pictures taken. These are for your medical record to assist your surgeon to give you an optimal result.

The office manager will give you the total fee, which includes the fees of the surgeon, anesthesia and operating room. Financing is available as well. She will give written pre and post-op care and informed consent to review before signing and discuss your consultation appointment.

How is the surgery done?

Some plastic surgeons prefer to do breast augmentation in the outpatient surgery center using a board certified anesthesiologist. Although there are cheaper methods and places to do this type of surgery, Some feel that patient safety is of utmost importance and this is best provided in this setting. Furthermore, this optimizes patient comfort and allows the doctor to give you your best result.

The method of inserting and positioning your implant will depend on your chest size and shape. The incision can be made either in the crease where the breast meets the chest (breast fold) or around the areola (the dark skin surrounding the nipple), or in the axilla (armpit). Every effort will be made to assure that the incision is placed so resulting scars will be as small as possible.

Working through the incision, the doctor will lift your breast tissue (using only precise dissection and no blunt dissection to minimize post-operative pain and edema) to make a pocket, either directly behind your breast tissue or underneath your chest wall muscle (the pectoral muscle). The implants are then centered beneath your nipples.

Some surgeons do not use drains for breast augmentation.

Recovery time:

The patients can return to baseline activities of daily living after breast augmentation usually by 24 hours.

Some plastic surgeons perform several specialized maneuvers to minimize your post-operative pain. In fact, many patients can go shopping or travel 1 or 2 days after surgery without any complications. Your surgery can be done on an outpatient basis and you can go home the same day. At home, you will need someone to stay with you for the first 24 hours.

A surgical bra with a small piece of gauze on the incisions will be used for the first 2-3 days. The doctor allows you to shower the night of the procedure.. You will be seen for follow-up in 3-4 days, to learn and demonstrate how to massage and exercise your breasts and to have post-op care reinforced. You may return to work in 2-5 days with some limitations on physical activity.

No lifting over 10 pounds for 3 weeks. No aerobic workouts and increase your heart rate above 100 beats per minute for 3 weeks. Walking may begin after 1 day. Chest/ weight exercises may be resumed 6 weeks after surgery.

Some plastic surgeons use absorbable sutures that do not require removal.

The surgeon will be able to provide you with more specific details about the recovery process, and he or she may have other recommendations based on your individual needs. Should any problems occur after your surgery, contact your doctor immediately. This is especially important if you have a high temperature, or if one or both of your breasts are excessively swollen, tender to the touch, painful, red or inflamed.

Dave Stringham is the President of LookingYourBest.com an online resource for plastic surgery. Learn more about breast augmentation and plastic surgeons in Dallas like Dr. Adams a plastic surgeon in Dallas that offers plastic and reconstructive procedures.

PLASTIC SURGERY UPDATE: INFRARED ST SKIN TIGHTENING LASER

What college should I go to if I want to become a Plastic/Cosmetic Surgeon?

I know what my carrer goal is. I want to become a Plastic Surgeon. I am a sophmore(10th grade) in Highschool. I live in Dallas, Texas. After I graduate from Highschool, what college should I go to and what should my majors be? and how many years of college do I need? after finishing college, what do I do? Please and Thank You. I want to be succesful in life.

Any good undergraduate program in chemistry, biology, physics, or engineering, because you will have to go to med school.

Why don’t you look at UTMB and see what undergrad schools their students come from? Then, apply to the schools that have the highest number of successful applicants.

How long? – You will need a Bachelors, usually gained in 4 years, then 3 years med school and then internship and residency – 10 – 12 years total.

PLASTIC SURGERY: COSMETIC LASER SKIN TUTORIAL DALLAS

There are millions of people all over the world who were either born with altered facial features or experienced an accident or disease that has changed their facial appearances. The most common of these facial abnormalities include broken facial bones, cleft lip, cleft palate, facial burns, birthmarks, deformed skull and many more. Since it cannot be denied that the face is one of the most visible and important part of the body, many people are finding ways to relieve themselves of these deformities.

To solve this problem, almost six million Americans have turned to facial reconstructive surgery. Facial reconstructive surgery is a kind of plastic surgery that is done to improve the appearance of facial defects and regain the functions of the affected facial features. Although this type of surgery is considered as plastic surgery and is done by cosmetic surgeons, it must not be confused with cosmetic surgery. Cosmetic surgery is performed to enhance the appearance of the face, while facial reconstructive surgery on the other hand, is primarily done to restore the function of the affected area.

There are several types of facial reconstructive surgeries and some of the most popular are cleft lip repair, rhinoplasty or corrective nose jobs, scar revision and face trauma reconstruction. The procedures used in each depend on the severity of the abnormality. For example, simple camouflage techniques can be used for normal scars. However, for deeper and more serious ones, doctors may perform multiple operations and replace dead tissues to achieve the desired outcome.

Even if facial reconstructive surgery is the only way to treat facial deformities caused by congenital problems or traumatic experiences, many are still hesitating to undergo such procedures for two reasons: fear and cost. Just like any other operations, it is just normal to be scared because of the risks and pain involved in this type of surgery. One way of reducing fear is by researching about the procedure and consulting the right cosmetic surgeon. A good surgeon will surely give proper advice and help the patient prepare for the operation. As for the cost, unlike cosmetic surgery, facial reconstructive surgery is usually covered by health insurance so it should not be a problem. And even if it was not, every single dollar paid would be worth it since these types of surgeries are done for the patient’s health and not just for aesthetic purposes.

As an expert in Dallas rhinoplasty, Cynthina Perez focuses on writing about rhinoplasty for those in the Dallas Ft. Worth area.

Breast Implant Options – Regional Plastic Surgery in Dallas & Richardson, Texas

Does anyone know a great plastic surgeon in Dallas who does breast augmentation?

Serious answers only please

Dr. Robert Schwarz . My friend had great success with hers.

Dallas Breast Augmentation