If you have been considering a breast augmentation procedure, you are likely filled with questions. Those unanswered questions may be preventing you from taking a step toward finding out how the procedure will work for you. Breast augmentation surgery is different for every patient. (more…)
Has the New Year encouraged you to take a closer look at that tummy tuck procedure that you have been considering for years? Maybe part of your resolution is to at least look at what the procedure could do for you! (more…)
This week, you may take a few moments to figure out what your personal goals are for 2012. This holiday season may have left you feeling stressed, tired and just plain worn out! You have worked hard, and now it is time to really think about what changes you want to make and how to make them happen. (more…)
Approaching any surgical procedure you are likely filled with anxious feelings and many questions. When a procedure is elective, making the decision to have the surgery is even tougher. (more…)
As with any surgical procedure, there will be bruising and swelling. Following a cosmetic surgery procedure patients are more likely to be sensitive about the look and feel of the area where the surgery was performed. It is tough to see the end result and they are often anxious for the outcome. (more…)
How do you know if you need a breast lift, a breast augmentation, or both? A woman’s breasts change over time due to age, childbirth, weight fluctuation, and genetics. A woman’s breasts are a very personal and sensitive topic. Breast surgery can be a great way to improve your body image and renew your self esteem. (more…)
The birth of your child is an amazing time. For nine months, you watch your baby develop and your body change. Once your child is born, you are overwhelmed with pure joy and with tasks that go along with nurturing this tiny new life. Many new mothers overlook themselves simply because they can’t find enough hours in the day.
Along with all the joys in having a new baby, there also come a lot of changes with the mother and her body. Things just are not where they use to be! For most mothers, you try to find an hour or so a couple times a week to work out, take the weight off, and tighten things back up. Yet, some things just do not tighten up anymore!
If you have exhausted yourself with diet and exercise and are still not seeing the results you would like, you might want to consider cosmetic surgery. A mommy makeover has become a very popular way of gaining back that pre-baby body. Procedures to consider are:
It is important to find a plastic surgeon that is skilled in these procedures and who can take the time to find the ones that are right for you. Dr. Robert Heck, M.D. of Columbus Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery specializes in mommy makeover procedures. He has been trained in state-of-the-art techniques that provide you with amazing results. Your consultation with Dr. Heck will provide you with the answers your need and the plan to get back to a fabulous you!
The holidays, the cold weather, and the end of the year deadlines tend to leave little time to maintaining or improving ourselves. We let go of exercise and often don’t eat well or get enough sleep. When things settle down and get back to “normal”, we take a look at ourselves and don’t know where to start.
The first of the year seems like a great time to put some focus on you. It is time to rethink your diet, decide on a plan, and make a commitment to an exercise routine. Take a look at your body and get rid of an area that doesn’t ever seem to change, no matter what you do.
If you have had a liposuction procedure in the past or are considering it for the first time, this is as good of a time as any. Liposuction can enhance your appearance and improve your body contour. Most of us have stubborn, unwanted fat deposits that just do not respond to diet and exercise. A simple liposuction procedure can change that.
These are our top 8 questions you can ask a Plastic Surgeon before getting any procedure done.
1. Are you a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon?
2. How many times have your performed this procedure? (more…)