Medicare will cover your tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) surgery if it is deemed medically necessary. If you meet the specified criteria, such as if the excess skin and fat are affecting your work and daily life, you may qualify for a Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Item Number. Are you worried that
One of the top concerns surrounding pregnancy after Fleur-De-Lis Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) is the reopening of unhealed incisions, which is why I suggest waiting 12 months after your FDL before considering pregnancy. Pregnancy following FDL might lead to additional concerns as well, such as stretching abdominal muscles, discomfort, and skin
Breast implants eventually need replacing. Perhaps you have thought about removing breast implants and having fat grafting instead. Is it possible? Yes, in some cases. Today, we will talk about some factors you’ll need to consider. This will help you decide if new breast implants or breast fat transfer is
Breast fat transfer is a 100% natural way to increase cup size while slimming another body part, such as the tummy. However, there are limitations to what breast fat transfer, also called breast fat grafting, can do for you. Keep reading to find out who is a good candidate for
Do you want to fix a bad tummy tuck? You’re not alone. Tummy tuck surgery is supposed to give you a flat, smooth tummy…but in reality, that doesn’t always happen. Most patients are thrilled with their tummy tuck results, but that is not always the case. If your first plastic surgeon
You may have heard about people accessing super early for plastic surgery. Those aren’t rumors. In fact, it is possible to access your super early so that you can pay for certain cosmetic medical procedures. But wait! There is a catch. Keep reading to find out whether or not you qualify for early