There are advantages to having plastic surgery during any season. In the summer, all of the major holidays have passed, meaning that your social obligations can be rescheduled. The weather in the East Coast is humid and sticky, allowing you a great excuse to stay inside in the cool air conditioning. In the late fall… Read More »
Category: Liposuction
Top 5 Cosmetic Procedures for A Bikini-Ready Summer Body
Summertime is approaching quickly and with it comes warmer weather, less clothing, and trips to the beach. To prepare for those itty-bitty bikinis, it’s time to hit the gym and lock the pantry, but even after hours spent on cardio or weight training, there always seems to be those trouble areas on the body where… Read More »
How Much Is Lipo in McLean?
Liposuction in McLean, Virginia With gyms and fitness studios closed and summer around the corner, you may be seriously considering a body contouring procedure like liposuction. However, before moving forward, you probably want to know: Am I a good candidate for liposuction? How much is lipo in McLean? Does insurance cover lipo? Continue reading to… Read More »
Should You Get Liposuction?
For those looking to finally target areas of unwanted body fat, there is only one word: liposuction. Vienna, VA based Dr. Shlomo Widder is among the top doctors in the area for liposuction and other body boosting procedures. If you are interested in learning if liposuction is right for you, read below to see if… Read More »
Abdomen Skin Tightening
Q: Will skin tightening treatments work, or do I need a mini tummy tuck? I had smartlipo in May 2016 to my flanks. However, my lower abdomen seems to have excess skin and no longer feels tight, as I can literally pull it away from my body. I am 5′ tall and weigh 105 pounds…. Read More »
Tummy Tuck and Lipo
Q: Can liposuction of the abdomen and tummy tuck be done at the same time? Is it safe? Front and side view pictures would have been helpful to answer as it varies for each individual. Cosmetic surgery is purely elective (you do not have to have it); and as such, complication rates should be reduced… Read More »