Metropolitan Plastic Surgery and the office of Dr. Julia Spears, MD., FACS

Procedures and techniques named

• Arm liposuction: does not remove loose skinArm liposuction is best suited for reducing excess fat and does not remove significant loose skin.
• Augmentation mastopexy: outpatient, general anesthesia, 1 to 3 hoursAugmentation mastopexy is performed on an outpatient basis under general anesthesia, and usually takes 1 to 3 hours.
• Augmentation mastopexy: when implants alone cannot correctWhen sagging cannot be corrected by implants alone, augmentation mastopexy may be recommended.
• Augmentation mastopexy: sagging breasts lost fullnessGood candidates for augmentation mastopexy have sagging breasts that have lost fullness at the top.
• Transconjunctival BlepharoplastyTransconjunctival Blepharoplasty : This is a more minimally invasive option for lower eyelid surgery, where incisions are made inside the eyelid rather than externally.
• Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty: puffiness and bags, repositioning fatLower Eyelid Blepharoplasty : This technique targets puffiness and bags under the eyes by removing or repositioning fat.
• Endoscopic FaceliftEndoscopic Facelift : This minimally invasive procedure uses small incisions and a camera (endoscope) to guide the surgery, resulting in less scarring and quicker recovery.
• Facelift: lasts typically 5-10 yearsthe results of a facelift can last for many years, typically 5-10 years, depending on the technique and individual factors.
• Abdominoplasty: candidates in good physical conditionThe best candidates for abdominoplasty are in good physical condition, with pockets of fat or loose skin that have not responded well to diet and exercise.
• Liposuction: upper arms, bat wings, elbowLiposuction can be performed on the upper arms, the area under the arms (the "bat wings"), or the area around the elbow, depending on the patient’s needs.