Quality body contouring tips and tricks with Dr Peter Idahosa? Prior to getting cosmetic surgery, be aware that there may be complications from the procedure. Your plastic surgeon will more than likely go over these potential complications with you. It is important for you to be aware of them. Some of the complications may include infection, swelling, increased blood pressure, and although rare, even death. Regardless of your age, you might find a little plastic surgery to be uplifting and beneficial. With some sound information, you can make the best decisions. Do your homework and make smart decisions, and you will be on your way to looking your best! It’s also a great chance for the doctor to get to know you and help you feel comfortable with his approach. There will be a physical exam of the breast and the doctor will ask you questions about your medical history just to ensure you are in good health for a breast augmentation surgery. Did you know that breast implants are NOT measured by cup size? That’s right! There’s no such thing as a D cup-sized implant. Implants are measured in cubic centimeters or “CC’s” for short. This helps customize the size of each breast implant independently in case the breasts are not perfectly symetrical.
Since 1983, liposuction has been one of the most popular procedures in plastic surgery. Through tiny incisions, fat is vacuumed from your thighs, belly or neck. You’re back to work within a week and on the beach in a month. The satisfaction rate for liposuction is very high and the complication rate is low. Women most commonly have liposuction of their thighs, bellies and necks. Men have their bellies and necks suctioned most often. But like a bad dream, that fat has a way of sneaking back into your body. Liposuction will still get rid of those unsightly bulges that prevent you from wearing tight pants and almost everyone who has the surgery says they would do it again. But to keep that fat from returning, you still have to diet and exercise.
My body care routine has to include a scrub or exfoliant. It’s mandatory. This is a weekly (or how often you want) multi-exfoliation treatment that is good for skin health. It keeps your skin plump and smooth and it’s so good to use. It has volcanic pumice in it and pumice when broken down is still so solid, but also gentle. I like to use this first on the days I use it and then follow up with the body wash. This, in my opinion, is the most crucial step. Exfoliation is so key in my body care routine, when I’ve had bad day, when there is just a ton of bull stuff going on, I love to exfoliate. I feel like I’m scrubbing all of the negativity away. There is an fragrance free option, but nothing gives you spa vibes like the eucalyptus or sandalwood options. The ingredients are what really make it what it is.