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Trim Your Torso with Tummy Tuck

Tummy tucks otherwise known as Abdominoplasty. There have been all kinds of stuff written up in literature and if you go online and you're online and looking at me you'll read about different tucks. Lipoabdominalplasty and vaser and all kinds of different things. Tummy tucks basically are done by taking the excess skin off the …

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Otoplasty: Cosmetic Ear Surgery

So, “ears” looking at you. This segment is on otoplasty, or pin-back otoplasty. Pin-back otoplasty is for prominent ears, dumbo ears, elephant ears. Kids get really ridiculed when they're young about this, so we like to do it before they get into school where kids can be cruel, like do it when they're about five …

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Who Makes a Good Liposuction Candidate?

Liposuction, you will hear Vaser-assisted, SmartLipo, sculpting, cool Iipo, all this stuff, all of the current literature shows that three and six months, they are all the same to traditional liposuction done with the tumescent technique and most of them you still have to inject the fluid into the tissue. We do it under general …

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Meet Dr. Clayton Moliver

Hi, this is Dr. Clayton Moliver. Welcome to my V-blog. I'm a plastic surgeon in practice for the past 20 years in the Houston area of Texas. I'm also a clinical professor of surgery and plastic surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. When you come to visit us you are going …

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Your Guide to a Mommy Makeover

Mommy makeovers are becoming more and more popular. However, it’s difficult to come up with accurate numbers for how many “mommy makeovers” that have occurred in recent years. It’s a marketing term and not a surgical one. These mothers want to stay young and feel young and preserve their bodies. With the advent of social …

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What is Gynecomastia?

Gynecomastia is a common endocrine disorder in which up to 70% of adolescent boys experience and causes benign enlargement of breast tissue in males. This growth is attributed to disturbances in the endocrine system that leads to an increase in the ratio of estrogen and androgens. Some cases have shown that gynecomastia in puberty will …

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