Matthew Matthew J Lynch, MD

Procedures and techniques named

• Breast reduction: option for persistent neck, back painBreast reduction is a surgery to reduce the size, weight, and/or shape of your breasts. This procedure, also known as a reduction mammoplasty, is an option for women who have persistent neck or back pain due to heavy breasts.
• Breast reduction: discomfort, swelling, bruising resolveFollowing breast reduction surgery, you can expect some discomfort, swelling, and bruising on and around your breast.
• Breast lift: won't change size, reshapesYou may want to consider a breast lift if you’re unhappy with the appearance of your breasts due to sagging and excess skin. A lift won’t change the size of your breast, but Dr. Lynch can reshape them to enhance your natural contours.
• Breast lift: combined with breast augmentationDr. Lynch can also complete a breast lift in conjunction with breast augmentation surgery.
• Breast lift: avoid strenuous exercise, heavy liftingYou will need to avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting for a period of time after your breast lift surgery.
• Tummy tuck: not a treatment for obesityThe goal of a tummy tuck is to restore the tone and shape of your abdomen to enhance your natural contours and overall appearance. This procedure is not a treatment for obesity and doesn’t replace a weight loss program.
• Tummy tuck: stubborn lower abdomen fat, skinYou may be a candidate for a tummy tuck if you have stubborn areas of fat and skin in your lower abdomen that you can’t lose with regular exercise and a good diet.
• Tummy tuck: combined with breast lift, augmentationDr. Lynch can also perform a breast lift or augmentation in conjunction with a tummy tuck
• Liposuction: outpatient unless large volumeLiposuction is normally done as an outpatient procedure unless a large volume of fat is being removed.
• Liposuction: good shape, diet-resistant fat depositsThe best candidates for a Liposuction procedure are men or women who are in relatively good shape, and exercise regularly but who are concerned about excess fat deposits which have proved to be resistant to diet and exercise.