Valley Aesthetics

Procedures and techniques named

• Breast augmentation: implants or natural body fatWith multiple breast augmentation options, including breast implants and your natural body fat, Dr. Kyle Sanniec wants to help you achieve your ideal appearance.
• Tummy tuck: ideal weight, BMI 30 or lessTummy tucks are body contouring procedures rather than weight loss solutions. As such, candidates should be at or near their ideal weight with a BMI of 30 or less.
• Extended tummy tuck: incision to hip, narrow waistAn extended tummy tuck extends the incision to the posterior portion of the hip bone to excise additional skin and, when combined with flank and back liposuction, can narrow the waist and transform the midsection.
• Mini-tummy tuck: smaller incision, skin under belly buttonA mini-tummy tuck is a smaller incision between the pubic area and treats excess skin underneath the belly button.
• Liposuction: tumescent solution of saline, anestheticDuring liposuction procedures, Dr. Sanniec will inject a tumescent solution of saline, anesthetic, and epinephrine to prepare the fat for extraction.
• Facelifts: incisions in temples, hairline, earsFacelifts remove excess skin and redundant fat without creating visible scarring by placing incisions in the temples, hairline, and around the ears.
• Facelifts: late 40s up to 70Typically, facelifts are ideal for patients in their late 40s up to 70 years of age
• Eyelid surgery: often under local anesthesiaMedically known as blepharoplasty, eyelid surgery is a procedure to address the signs of aging in the eyelids. It is a subtle way to look younger and more rejuvenated and can often be performed under local anesthesia.
• Lower eyelid surgery: lash line or inside eyelidIn lower eyelid surgery, incisions are made either in the lash line to remove excess skin and fat or on the inside of the lower eyelid to remove fat.
• Facelift: underlying subcutaneous and muscle tissueA common misconception is that a facelift just “pulls your skin back.” The key to restoring the youthful appearance is the underlying subcutaneous and muscle tissue.