Clear, concise information about surgical and non-surgical options before requesting a private evaluation.

Each procedure links directly to the evaluation form so our team knows what you would like to discuss.

Surgery to remove excess abdominal skin and fat and improve the abdominal contour.
Abdominoplasty can remove excess skin and fat and, when appropriate, repair weakened or separated abdominal muscles to create a firmer profile. Your plan is based on your anatomy, medical history and goals; it is not a substitute for weight loss or exercise.

A procedure to reduce localized fat deposits and improve body contour.
Liposuction removes localized fat from selected areas such as the abdomen, waist, back, arms or thighs. It may be performed alone or as part of another body-contouring plan, but it is not a treatment for obesity and does not by itself correct significant excess skin.

A body-contouring approach that plans multiple areas to refine proportions and transitions.
Liposculpture uses liposuction techniques within a more detailed body-contouring plan. Rather than considering each fat deposit in isolation, it evaluates how the abdomen, waist, back, hips or other areas relate to one another to define a balanced silhouette for your anatomy.

Implant surgery to increase breast volume and improve shape, projection or symmetry.
Breast augmentation with implants is intended to increase breast volume and may help restore lost volume or improve asymmetry. Implant selection, placement and surgical approach are personalized to your tissues, proportions and goals.

Surgery to reduce breast volume and reshape the breasts into a more balanced proportion.
Breast reduction removes tissue, fat and skin as needed, then reshapes and elevates the breasts. In addition to changing proportion, it may help relieve discomfort related to breast weight in appropriately selected patients.

Surgery to elevate and reshape the breasts by removing excess skin and tightening supporting tissue.
Mastopexy raises the breasts and redefines their contour by removing excess skin and adjusting supporting tissues. It can be performed without implants or combined with augmentation or reduction when volume is also part of the goal.

Reconstructive surgery to repair and reinforce vaginal and perineal tissues according to each patient's needs.
Vaginoplasty with colpoperineorrhaphy may repair weakened or injured vaginal and perineal tissues, including changes after childbirth. The plan may involve repair of the vaginal wall and perineal body, but a gynecologic evaluation is needed to identify the cause of symptoms and rule out pelvic-floor conditions that require a different treatment.

Surgery to reshape the labia minora or majora when there is functional discomfort or a specific anatomical concern.
Labiaplasty changes the size or shape of the labia minora and, in some cases, the labia majora. It may be considered when tissue causes chafing, irritation or discomfort, or when a patient is concerned about a specific asymmetry. Vulvar anatomy varies widely, so the indication and technique must be individualized.

Surgery to improve the appearance of the upper eyelids, lower eyelids or both.
Blepharoplasty addresses excess skin and fatty bags in the upper eyelids, lower eyelids or both. The plan is designed to rejuvenate the area around the eyes and may also assess functional concerns when upper-eyelid skin interferes with vision.

A personalized plan to address visible signs of aging in the face and neck.
Facial rejuvenation is not a single technique. Depending on the changes you want to address, the plan may include a facelift to reposition tissues of the face and neck, along with complementary procedures for volume, eyelids or skin quality.
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