Dr. Harold C. Bautista, MD

Procedures and techniques named

• Tummy tuck: smallest, thinnest incisions possibleDuring all tummy tucks, our providers strive to make the smallest, thinnest incisions possible to limit scarring.
• Liposuction: outpatient, topical anestheticLiposuction is completed in an outpatient setting using topical anesthetic.
• Liposuction: does not address sagging skinIndividuals contemplating liposuction should have good skin laxity because liposuction does not address loose or sagging skin.
• Breast augmentation: with breast lift, or bothYour plan might include breast augmentation, a breast lift, or both. Breast lift surgery removes excess skin and raises the position of the breasts, while implants address the shape and size of the breasts.
• Full facelift: incision near hairline to earsthe full facelift usually uses an incision near the hairline, extending down to the temple region and reaching the base of the ears.
• Facelift: traditional, signs of advanced agingThe traditional facelift is reserved for patients who have signs of advanced aging.
• Mini facelift: tiny incision near earsWhen undergoing a mini facelift, a tiny incision is made near the ears to elevate the skin, which helps the mouth and jawline.
• Upper eyelid surgery: loose skin impairing visionUpper eyelid surgery assists in reducing the loose skin that impairs vision to produce a more awakened and appealing look.
• Blepharoplasty: results limited to eyelids onlyWrinkles on your forehead and the corners of your eyes (Crow's feet) may be better addressed with a brow lift or facelift since the results of the blepharoplasty are limited to the eyelids only.