Sergio M. Zamora MD, FACS

Procedures and techniques named

• Breast implants: silicone gel or salineUsing silicone gel or saline breast implants, Dr. Zamora can give you the fuller, firmer, larger breasts you have always wanted.
• Breast augmentation: one to two hoursYour breast augmentation surgery typically lasts one to two hours, depending on the implants chosen, as well as other factors.
• tumescent techniqueThe tumescent technique is a relatively new liposuction method that can reduce post-operative bruising, swelling and pain.
• Liposuction: no substitute for dietingAlthough no type of liposuction is a substitute for dieting and exercise, liposuction can remove stubborn areas of fat that have not responded well to traditional weight loss methods such as diet and exercise.
• Tummy tuck: incision along the bikini lineA tummy tuck, also referred to as an abdominoplasty, is a comprehensive abdominal contouring procedure that removes fat, trims excess skin, and tightens the abdominal muscles. This is done by making an incision along the bikini line.
• Tummy tucks: lower abdominal or fullTummy tucks, whether lower abdominal or full, produce excellent results for patients with weakened abdominal muscles or excess skin
• Tummy tuck: pregnancy, weight gain impact resultstummy tucks do not prevent future weight gain or changes in the abdominal region. Pregnancy, weight gain and other lifestyle changes can impact the results of your tummy tuck.
• Facelift: sagging skin, widening creasesA facelift, or rhytidectomy, is ideal for a man of woman who is uncomfortable with their facial appearance because of sagging skin, hallowing below the eyes, and/or widening creases in different parts of the faces.
• Facelift: assistance in first 24 hoursit’s important to make preparations for your facelift procedure, including preparing your home for your recovery period, arranging for assistance in the first 24 hours after your procedure
• Blepharoplasty: one week downtime, two monthsIn most cases, blepharoplasty requires about one week of downtime. After this initial recovery period, patients can return to most normal activities without any difficulties. However, it may take up to two months for patients to make a full recovery.