A. Michael Sadove, MD

One of the most exciting breakthroughs in cosmetic surgery is the capability to transfer fat from one part of the body to another area that needs additional volume. What does this mean for patients? Here is an example. If you have excess, unwanted skin in your abdomen, thighs or buttocks areas, we can do a liposuction procedure to remove that fat – and safely transfer what is needed to your breasts during the same surgery. I can perform this during breast augmentation and bre

Here is a good article that debunks some of the most common myths that plastic surgeons hear from prospective patients regarding breast augmentation. Just remember, every patient is different.This procedure is not a “one size fits all” scenario. And, be sure your procedure is performed by a board certified plastic surgeon that does this surgery on a regular basis with positive outcomes and happy patients. http://www.mcall.com/health/inspirehealth/tips/mc-inspire-health-myth-b

​ Recent statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons show that while breast augmentation is still overwhelmingly popular, there has been an upswing in breast lift procedures. Since the year 2000, this surgery has grown by 70%. Here is an interesting article from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons about this topic. Breast lift surgery will give your figure a younger, more balanced appearance. There are a variety of reasons that women choose to undergo this p

I thought I’d share 5 of the common myths and truths about plastic surgery on my blog. These are topics patients commonly ask me about. Myth: Exercise can get rid of excess skin and fat on your abdominal area. Truth: Unfortunately, this is not true, especially after you’ve had children. I typically perform a tummy tuck along with liposuction to alleviate these problems. Once the muscles and skin have been stretched, tummy tuck surgery is the way to repair them. Liposuction th