PLASTIC SURGERY
Objective: Treatment of nasal deformities, recovering lost facial harmony. Treatment may include, as appropriate: refinement of the nasal tip, increase or decrease in its projection, elevation of the tip, removal of excess dorsum, correction of large nostrils, elimination of deviations, treatment of the nasal septum and nasal respiratory obstructions. , etc.). The procedure can be combined with the use of chin and/or cheekbone prostheses if necessary.
Duration: approximately 40-60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Anesthetic sedation or general anesthesia. Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Intended for breast augmentation, through the use of highly cohesive silicone gel breast prostheses. The placement plane can be behind the mammary gland or behind the pectoralis major muscle. The size of the prostheses is variable depending on the patient’s desire and the surgeon’s suggestion.
Duration: approximately 40-60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Correction of protruding, deployed ears; through repositioning or reduction. There are cases where it is necessary to shrink the ear lobe.
Duration: approximately 40-60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local or Local with anesthetic sedation (depending on the age of the patient).
Outpatient procedure.
Duration: approximately 40-60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: It consists of repositioning the breasts so that they look elevated and youthful. Sometimes the combined use of silicone gel prostheses or also the reduction of breast volume may be necessary (depending on each particular case). It is commonly performed in those patients who have excess skin around the chest, which together with the sagging of the breast tissue acquires the appearance of sagging breasts.
Duration: approximately 60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Reduction and lifting of breast volume, achieving an appearance of raised and youthful breasts. In cases of large breast volume, it is indicated as a treatment to relieve back and neck pain.
Duration: approximately 60 minutes.
Anesthesia: local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Removal of suprapubic skin and fat. The ideal patient should have minimal or moderate excess skin, predominantly in the lower abdomen. The procedure is usually combined with liposuction of the flanks (waist) and abdomen; although if necessary, body liposculpture can be performed.
Duration: approximately 60-90 minutes.
Anesthesia: Epidural block with sedation or general anesthesia.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Correction of excess skin and adipose tissue (fat), achieving an aesthetic appearance of the treated area. In some cases the procedure is combined with liposuction to mark the waist and remove excess abdominal fat. The tension of the abdominal wall is achieved by plasticizing the abdominal muscles.
Ideally indicated in patients with abdominal sagging and/or presence of stretch marks and/or scars.
Duration: approximately 60-90 minutes.
Anesthesia: Epidural block with sedation or general anesthesia. Outpatient procedure or with a 1-day hospitalization.
Objective: Reduce excess skin on the inside of the arms. When there is a good tone of skin elasticity, the procedure is performed only by liposuction; Otherwise, the procedure is combined with resection of excess skin to achieve a firmer appearance on the inner side of the arm.
Duration: approximately 60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Elimination of adiposities located in the abdomen, flanks (waist), trochanters (riding pants), internal-external surface of thighs, knees, internal surface of arms, double chin, male breasts, etc. The procedure can be performed by liposuction conventional, ultrasonic or laser.
Duration: approximately 60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.
Objective: Improve the size and appearance of the buttocks. The procedure can be performed by placing highly cohesive silicone gel prostheses, or by fat grafting with growth factors. In the latter case, the patient’s fat is extracted by means of liposuction from those areas where there is excess; It is processed and then placed along with growth factors in the area to be treated. In both cases, the result is natural and with a quick recovery. In some cases, the procedure can be combined with the use of gluteal tension threads, made of a biocompatible and semi-elastic material.
Duration: approximately 60-90 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local with anesthetic sedation, epidural block with sedation or anesthesia.
Objective: To outline the facial oval with permanent results, because the eliminated fat is not reproduced again.
Bichectomy is a minimally invasive technique in which the Bichat bags, that is, the fat accumulations on the cheeks, are removed. It does not leave scars since it is done from the inside of the mouth.
Duration: 15 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local or Local with anesthetic sedation.
Outpatient procedure.