Category: Liposuction

Restore Your Confidence With a Mommy Makeover

Posted August 20, 2015

By Sherri Roberts sherri@mybeautifulbody.com While pregnancy and the birth of a child are among life’s most treasured experiences for many women, the lingering physical effects from these events can take a toll on self-confidence, impacting a woman in more ways than she may consciously realize. After pregnancy, the breasts frequently lose volume and firmness and […]

Can I tighten loose abdominal skin without a tummy tuck?

Posted July 23, 2015

By Dr. Christopher Patronella There is no reliable way of eliminating loose abdominal skin without a tummy tuck. All nonsurgical methods that promote skin shrinkage or reduction such as laser or radio-frequency (RF) treatments are either almost completely inadequate or can cause adverse effects like scarring, burns or pigmentation issues. Therefore, when loose abdominal skin […]

Mommy Makeover: Sexy New Look Gives Mom a Better Outlook on Life

Posted July 20, 2015

Like many mothers, Anna* was frustrated to discover that two years of dieting and exercise could not restore the flat, smooth appearance to her abdomen after she had two C-sections. In this testimonial, she relates the feelings she experienced and the positive impact her mommy makeover transformation had upon her life. After having two C-sections, […]

Liposuction or a Tummy Tuck After Pregnancy: How To Make the Best Choice

Posted June 15, 2015

Dr. Patronella frequently consults with patients who are interested in attaining a firmer, leaner abdomen and waistline after pregnancy, age, and weight changes have left them with loose, flabby, or sagging skin. When it comes to contouring and enhancing the waistline, patients have two primary surgical options: liposuction and tummy tuck surgery (also known as […]

From Fab to Flab: Moms Get Sexy New Look

Posted June 11, 2015

By Sherri Roberts sherri@mybeautifulbody.com Looking for the perfect gift for the love of your life this season? What many women would actually like to have might surprise you. In a 2011 survey of mothers taken by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), 62 percent said that—if money was no object—they would consider a “mommy […]