Posted July 23, 2015 in Plastic Surgeon, Plastic Surgery News
By Sherri Roberts Dr. Patronella’s group, The Aesthetic Center for Plastic Surgery (ACPS), has launched an aesthetic plastic surgery fellowship that’s endorsed by the prestigious American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS)—only the 1st in Houston and the 12th organization in the United States to have this distinguished endorsement. The fellowship is a one-year program that […]
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Posted July 23, 2015 in Liposuction, Tummy Tuck
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 […]
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Posted July 20, 2015 in Body Contouring, Body Lift, Breast Augmentation, Liposuction, Mommy Makeover, Tummy Tuck
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, […]
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Posted June 29, 2015 in Mommy Makeover, Scar, Tummy Tuck
By Sherri Roberts Removal of a noticeable C-section scar is one of the much-appreciated benefits of tummy tuck surgery for Dr. Patronella’s abdominoplasty patients who’ve previously undergone Cesarean sections. While most of these women may have reasonably decent C-section scars, others have a scar that appears indented, which emphasizes the appearance of loose skin hanging […]
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Posted June 17, 2015 in Breast Augmentation, Breast Revision
By Dr. Chris Patronella Every single breast augmentation patient forms a capsule around a scar. This is the body’s normal immune response to any foreign device that’s placed inside the body such as a Pacemaker—its way of protecting the body from what it detects to be an unnatural invader. However, in some patients, this normal […]
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