Facelift

Traditional Facelift: Also called a full facelift, this includes rejuvenation of the face, jowls, and neck, including lifting and repositioning the muscles and trimming extra skin. During this procedure, an incision is made at the temples, down to the front of the ear, around the earlobe, and behind the ear to the lower scalp at the hairline.

Mid-Facelift: Also called a limited-incision facelift, this technique targets the middle of the face, including the cheeks and under the eyes, to restore volume and definition to the cheeks. It can be combined with other procedures, including a traditional facelift. During this procedure, tiny incisions are made at the temples and around the ears, and sometimes in the lower eyelids and/or under the upper lip.

Breast Reconstruction with Fat Grafting: Fat grafting is often used in combination with other reconstruction methods to provide a more natural finish to your breasts. It is similar to a tissue transfer in that it uses unwanted excess fat from another body region to restore volume to the chest. While an autologous transfer involves surgically attaching a substantial amount of fat to recreate the roundness and fullness of the breast, fat grafting involves injecting smaller amounts of tissue into more targeted, localized areas. Alternatively, you may combine fat grafting with breast implants to achieve shape and volume while refining the area with a natural touch and finish.