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Cosmetic Surgery

Plastic surgery, encompassing aesthetic and reconstructive procedures, has gained popularity for enhancing one’s appearance and boosting confidence. In this concise guide, we will provide an overview of common cosmetic surgeries, address frequently asked questions, and shed light on the ideal candidates, anesthesia, risks, and follow-up care.

Common Cosmetic Surgeries

Rhinoplasty

Refines the nose's shape and size for improved facial harmony.

Breast Augmentation

Enhances breast size and shape
with implants.

Liposuction

Removes excess fat from specific areas, sculpting the body.

Facelift

Reduces signs of aging by tightening facial skin and muscles.

Botox and Fillers

Non-surgical options to reduce wrinkles and restore volume.

Tummy Tuck

Removes excess abdominal skin and tightens muscles for a flatter abdomen.

Before & After Gallery

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Explore clinical results and outcomes through selected before and after cases from Dr. Harvey’s practice.

Otoplasty

Eyelid Lifts (Blepharoplasty)

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FAQ

Common Questions about Cosmetic Surgery

Ideal candidates for aesthetic surgery are in good health, have realistic expectations, and understand the risks and benefits. Consultation with a qualified surgeon is essential to determine suitability.
Most cosmetic surgeries require anesthesia, either local, regional, or general, depending on the procedure’s complexity and patient preference. Anesthesia is administered by a trained anesthesiologist or nurse anesthetist.
Cosmetic or reconstructive surgery carries inherent risks, including infection, scarring, and complications related to anesthesia. The severity of these risks varies by procedure and individual factors.
Ideal candidates for aesthetic surgery are in good health, have realistic expectations, and understand the risks and benefits. Consultation with a qualified surgeon is essential to determine suitability.
Post-operative care is crucial for a successful outcome. Patients should follow their surgeon’s instructions regarding wound care, pain management, and activity restrictions. Regular follow-up appointments are essential to monitor healing and address any concerns about cosmetic enhancements.
Ideal candidates for aesthetic surgery are in good health, have realistic expectations, and understand the risks and benefits. Consultation with a qualified surgeon is essential to determine suitability.