Tuberous breasts occur when the breast base is constricted during development, creating a narrow, elongated shape. This can affect one or both breasts.

Breast implants can evolve over time due to lifestyle changes, body transformation, or personal preference.

Over time, factors like pregnancy, breastfeeding, and gravity can affect breast shape and volume.

Breast implant size isn’t the only factor that shapes your results — the profile (projection) matters just as much.

The thighs can be one of the most challenging areas to tone, especially after weight loss or with natural changes in skin elasticity.

The upper arms are a common area of concern, particularly after weight loss, aging, or due to genetics.

For many women, it’s not about wanting bigger breasts; it’s about wanting breasts that look lifted, youthful, and in proportion with the body.

Imagine slimming down stubborn fat and tightening loose skin in a single procedure.

Loose or sagging skin can be frustrating—especially when exercise and skincare products don’t seem to help.

The nose plays a central role in the balance of your face. Even small changes to its shape or size can make a big difference in how your features come together.

When it comes to body contouring, many patients find that one procedure alone isn’t always enough to reach their goals.