Dr Benjamin NorrisIn my most recent post, I introduced you to the benefits of liposuction and showed you how they can work on the ABC’s of your body. That post was just the tip of the iceberg regarding the many faces of liposuction. Today, we’re going to work our way down the human body and discover what else this established cosmetic enhancement procedure can do for you. Liposuction from Head (Almost) to Toe Neck – Excess neck fat is a hallmark of …
Liposuction was created to help men and women achieve proportionate, healthy bodies, with curves in all of the right places.It has been with us since the early 20th Century, but came into its own when Dr. Yves-Gerard Illouz pioneered SAL— Suction Assisted Liposuction—in 1974. The procedure has continued to evolve and improve. Once used primarily on the inner and outer thighs, liposuction today is used for contouring all over the body, including the back fat that can be so troublesome …
There are many things to celebrate about welcoming a child into your life, but this also comes along with changes to the body during and after pregnancy. The body may never go back to its pre-pregnancy appearance. However, it’s becoming more and more common for post-pregnancy mothers to seek surgical ways to change their breasts or abdominal region. These procedures are collectively called “postpartum surgery” or post-pregnancy surgery. Liposuction Hormonal changes that accompany pregnancy and lactation cause women’s bodies to …
You naturally want to be in the best possible hands when having cosmetic surgery. Selecting the right surgeon is not just about qualifications and experience, although they are obviously critically important. The surgeon’s communication style is important, too. It can significantly impact how confident you feel in the days and hours before your procedure. Dr. Norris understands that how you feel is as important as his credentials. When selecting a surgeon, you must check qualifications and experience. But consider these …
Before undergoing any form of breast operation, most patients have questions, both about the procedure itself and about the recovery phase. Learning all you can about what to expect is one way to help yourself feel more comfortable with having breast surgery. This knowledge is also essential to ensuring that your procedure is as successful as possible. While you are on the operating table, the success of your breast operation lies in the hands of your surgeon. But there are …