Saggy Breasts After Weight Loss: Why a Lift Usually Beats an Implant
Breast lift grew 48 percent worldwide in a year, and the reason is weight loss. A new 100-patient study says the deflated breast usually does better with the patient’s own tissue than with an implant. A surgeon explains why, how little volume a lift actually removes, and when an implant is still the right answer.
A Facelift Every Ten Years? What the Data Say About Second and Third Facelifts
A television star says she has a facelift every ten years; an actress was told to get one before she needs it. The published data on second and third facelifts say something more useful: when the interval really is a decade, why younger tissue holds longer, and why the first operation decides the second.
