The Best Time to Get a Mommy Makeover
A Mommy Makeover is a fantastic way to regain your body confidence after pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding. Let’s talk about the best time to get a Mommy Makeover.
A Mommy Makeover is a fantastic way to regain your body confidence after pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding. Let’s talk about the best time to get a Mommy Makeover.
Mamas are the center that ground the family unit, yet so often we put ourselves last. From a mommy workout to a finding your mom tribe, here are a few quick tips on caring for yourself in mind, body and spirit.
What are your options for naturally enhanced breasts that look and feel like you remember? Here, female plastic surgeon Dr. Tannan discusses the pros and cons of using your own fat for Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation.
Flat abs are extremely challenging to achieve, especially after pregnancy and childbirth. What can we do about the extra fat, separated muscles, and excess tissue that requires skin removal?
Frustrated by arm workouts that don’t get rid of the dreaded arm jiggle? Learn about nonsurgical treatment, minimally invasive liposuction and arm lift surgery to see which might be best for you.
A Tummy Tuck can help with reshaping the body, but did you know it can have functional benefits as well? Learn more about how a Tummy Tuck can help you overcome back pain and urinary incontinence.
Two common approaches for fat removal are Liposuction and CoolSculpting. Let’s talk about Liposuction vs CoolSculpting and why you might choose one over the other for your goals.
Tannan Plastic Surgery is pleased to announce the Plastic Surgery Recovery Calculator. Check it out now for estimated recovery times after popular cosmetic surgery procedures like breast implants, tummy tuck, liposuction and more.
Earlier this month, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) released its latest statistics report on the most popular plastic surgery procedures from 2017. Here’s a summary of the most interesting results.
After a C-section delivery, women are often left with a C-section scar and belly bulge (“pooch”) that won’t go away. Here’s how we can treat them.