Areola Breast Implants at Dr Faizal Ali

Facelift or rhytidectomy is a cosmetic surgical procedure to reduce the visible signs of aging in the face and neck. As we get older we develop some visible signs of aging such as, Sagging in the midface Deep creases below the lower eyelids Deep creases along the nose extending to the corner of the mouth Fat that has fallen or is displaced Loss of muscle tone in the lower face may create jowls Loose skin and excess fatty deposits under the chin and jaw can make even a person of normal weight appear to have a double chin

Eyelid surgery (medical term is blepharoplasty) is usually performed to remove excess skin and/or fat from the upper and the lower eyelids. It can help to freshen up the look of tired baggy looking eyes. Patients who asked for eyelid surgery are usually in their late thirties to seventies but younger patients sometimes require them as well. Older patients who have difficulty with vision due to sagging upper eyelid skin is also a candidate for this procedure. . Double eyelid surgery (Asian blepharoplasty) is a slightly different procedure where the goal is to create an upper eyelid crease in usually young Asian girls. The technical steps and after surgery care is almost the same as in a conventional blepharoplasty

Breast augmentation or augmentation mammoplasty is a cosmetic procedure where implants are used to increase the volume and projection of the breasts. Currently the implants are either filled with silicone or saline (salt solution). Silicone filled breast implants have been used since the 1960s in Europe and has recently started again to be used in the United States. Studies from the US and Europe have shown that silicone filled breast implants does not increase the risk of autoimmune disease and the incidence of cancer in the patient. Silicone gel implants are generally accepted to give a better result than saline filled implants. The augmented breast shows more natural contours and consistency. The implants can be positioned either under the breast tissue or under the pectoralis major muscle. Commonly the incision is made below the breast at the inframammary line but some surgeons prefer to use incision around the breast areolar (nipple) or in the axilla. Each technique has its advantages and disadvantages which your surgeon will discuss with you. The implant is not positioned within the breast tissue itself so it should not have any effect on breast feeding or mammography.