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Plastic surgery & tummy tucks for men: Is it right for you?

Friday, March 29th, 2013

These days, society has associated plastic surgery with the likes of breast implants and butt lifts – but not all cosmetic enhancements have to be for women only. Now more than ever, men are turning to the benefits of plastic surgery to achieve the look they have always wanted.

One such man tells the Miami Herald that a tummy tuck was all he needed to look and feel great again. After having lost more than 50 pounds, he was stuck with a midsection that only plastic surgery could fix.

“I feel much better about the way I look. But more importantly, the weight loss leaves all that skin that you are carrying around like luggage, and I feel like a weight has been lifted from around the belly section,” said Alfaya, 42, of Miami.

According to the news source, plastic surgery was not as highly accepted for men in years’ past as it is today. Nowadays, plastic surgery is no longer shocking, whether you are male or female.

“This time around, it’s like getting a haircut,” he said. The Miami Herald reported he wasn’t shy when it came to explaining to friends and family that he had chosen to undergo the procedure.

“I’m not ashamed to say I had it done,” he said. “On the contrary, I feel like I haven’t felt in a very long time.”

The plastic surgeon who performed Pedro’s surgery says now more than ever, plastic surgery for men is common and no longer a shock.

“There’s not a day that goes by on the schedule, where you don’t see a man for something, which wasn’t true five years ago,” said the plastic surgeon. According to the Miami Herald, nearly 10 percent of the doctor’s patients are men – a number that has significantly risen over the last five years.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons estimates that nearly 14.6 million people choose to undergo some kind of cosmetic surgery procedure.

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If you are considering a tummy tuck after significant weight loss, call the offices of Dr. Kincaid at 951-695-9934 in Temecula or 858-450-4199 in La Jolla. Dr. Kincaid is an award-winning plastic surgeon specializing in tummy tucks. Get the body you have always wanted now that you weight is off and you’re feeling great. Talk to Dr. Kincaid to see what a tummy tuck can do for you.

 

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Exercising Tips To Keep A Flat Stomach After A Tummy Tuck

Saturday, July 21st, 2012

Anyone trying to lose a few pounds knows there are a few areas on the body that are harder to tone than others. The belly is one of those pesky areas. For some, stubborn belly fat seems to hang on for dear life. Sometimes, people opt to have a tummy tuck to tackle that excess fat that doesn’t want to leave. It’s important to consult a board-certified surgeon about the procedure and about a healthy routine after the surgery. After a tummy tuck, an exercise routine is needed to keep the sculpted look from surgery, but it’s vital to incorporate the right exercises once a surgeon says it’s safe to workout.

 

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery says many patients want to hit the gym soon after the procedure, but it’s important to heed the advice of a plastic surgeon, and not dive into a workout too soon. Most plastic surgeons in Los Angeles suggest waiting more than a month to start a moderate workout routine. “Six weeks after tummy-tuck is an adequate time for many cardiovascular type exercises,” advises one of the doctors on the site. “Running, elliptical trainer, treadmill and speed walking are all excellent forms of aerobic exercise. Weight lifting can put a significant strain on the incisions and the sutures. It is wise to begin weight lifting slowly. Six weeks is a fine time to start, but start slowly. Do less repetitions and less weight than you were used to doing. It is most important to let your body guide you.”

 

After the appropriate time has passed, tummy tuck patients should being an overall strengthening routine, says Livestrong.com. The health site suggests an easy start with walking, then gradually increase intensity. “A common mistake after a tummy tuck is to do a lot of abdominal exercises and little else. Especially if you have had a weight problem in the past that led to the excess fat and skin removal, it is best to begin a total body toning and strengthening program.”
Livestrong.com also suggests certain exercises to tone the “tucked” area, “During a tummy tuck, the deepest muscles of the abdomen, the rectus abdominis, are repositioned and tightened. After these muscles have healed, exercises that strengthen the rectus abdominis are called for. Those exercises include straight leg raises, reverse crunches and hanging leg raises.” Again, it’s best to discuss a workout routine with a surgeon to make sure no risks are being taken.

 

Tummy tuck procedures were one of the most common cosmetic plastic surgeries performed in 2011, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.  In all, more than 149,000 individuals underwent the procedure last year alone.
Dr. Kincaid serves the greater Southern California area including Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Santa Monica, Newport Beach, Laguna, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Clemente, Mission Viejo, Dana Point, and the greater San Diego area. Call Dr. Kincaid in his centrally located La Jolla, California office at 858-450-4199 and schedule your consultation today.

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How Far in Advance Should You Schedule Your Plastic Surgery Consultation and Surgery?

Monday, July 9th, 2012

woman talking on cell phone How Far in Advance Should You Schedule Your Plastic Surgery Consultation and Surgery? Patients who are considering plastic surgery rarely do so on a whim. Most patients have been thinking about it for a long time and then finally make the decision to move forward. In most cases, it makes sense to begin the research phase of the process as soon as the patient is considering surgery. This is especially important for patients who are considering complex surgeries like post massive weight loss procedures including thigh lift, arm lift, or body lift. Gathering information from reliable sources on the Internet, the ASPS website, and other medical resources can prove valuable in providing background information for the patient. Once the patient has gathered enough research it is time to approach the consultation phase. This is a good time to put together a resource tablet so that patients can refer to questions that they have as they proceed with their consultation. Dr. Stuart Kincaid stresses to his patients, in the initial consultation that it is important to understand that plastic surgeons could vary in their recommendation for the patient. This does not mean necessarily that one plastic surgeon is correct and the other is wrong in their recommendation. A plastic surgeon makes a recommendation based on what he or she is comfortable with in their own hands. For this reason, it can be extremely confusing if a patient has numerous consultations. It is much more effective if patients make a decision prior to the consultation concerning which qualities and characteristics must be present in the practice and with the plastic surgeon that they choose. For example,  is important that your plastic surgeon is located within a 20 mile radius of your home, or is it important that your plastic surgeon has a certain number of years of experience? These should be decided before making your first consultation so that it becomes much more effective when making the final decision. Dr. Stuart Kincaid typically encourages patients to make their consultation fairly close- to when they are actually ready to schedule there surgery. If the consultation is too far in advance of when the patient is ready for surgery, it is likely that many things could have changed and the recommendation may no longer be valid. Dr. Stuart Kincaid welcomes patients to schedule a consultation to determine which plastic surgery procedures are best for them.

 

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Craving Fattening Foods? Don’t Look at the Pictures

Wednesday, July 4th, 2012

fast food4 Craving Fattening Foods? Don’t Look at the PicturesIt is virtually impossible to miss seeing images of delicious fattening foods. A recent study seems to prove that when people look at images of fattening foods they are likely to crave eating them. According to a recent local article viewing pictures of hamburgers, cupcakes and other high-calorie foods can ignite cravings for fattening foods, even more so if you are drinking a sweetened drink at the time, reported the study. Researchers from the University of Southern California discovered that consuming a sugary drink while looking at photos of fattening foods increases the appetite and reward portions of the brain which could be an explanation for the obesity epidemic that exist today. “Studies have shown that advertisements featuring food make us think of eating, but our research looked at how the brain responds to food cues and how that increases hunger and desire for certain foods,” said the study’s principal investigator, Kathleen Page, assistant professor of clinical medicine at the university’s Keck School of Medicine, in a university news release. “This stimulation of the brain’s reward areas may contribute to overeating and obesity, and has important public health implications,” said Page. Dr. Stuart Kincaid stresses to his plastic surgery patients that maintaining a stable weight after plastic surgery plays a large part in the longevity of the results. Patients who have had procedures including abdominoplasty or liposuction are most likely to see a change in their results if they gain a significant amount of weight. Dr. Stuart Kincaid explains to patients that after body contouring procedures it is possible to gain weight. Even though after liposuction fat cells have been removed, there are fat cells that remain and if those are overpowered patients can gain weight. It is also important after breast augmentation to maintain a stable weight. If patients gain a significant amount weight it is likely that their bust line will increase as well. If the increases significant there could be a new component of sagging to the breast. It is important for patients to  understand that a healthy lifestyle including a healthy diet and regular exercise is the best assurance that their plastic surgery results will last a lifetime.

 

 

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Plastic Surgery Blog: You’ve lost the Weight Now What?

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

spanx Plastic Surgery Blog: Youve lost the Weight Now What?It can be very frustrating for patients who have lost a significant amount of weight. While on the surface there are many compliments on the challenge they have faced and the fact that they have overcome the odds. But beneath the surface for many patients there is a significant amount of loose skin that reminds them every day of their weight loss. Some patients wear full body spanxs which helped to hold the skin tight, at least from an appearance perspective. But, as the summer months get underway spanxs underneath close can be extremely uncomfortable. Many patients consult with Dr. Stuart Kincaid to determine what their options are for eliminating loose and lax skin on their arms, abdomen, and ou thighs. For many patients it’s not just a cosmetic issue. Skin folds can be not only uncomfortable but can sweat and develop rashes and infections. Dr. Stuart Kincaid explains to patients after weight loss that post massive weight loss surgery is the only truly effective way to remove a significant amount of loose skin. For the abdomen Dr. Stuart Kincaid will typically recommend an abdominoplasty. For most patients who have lost weight an extended incision may be necessary to obtain the best aesthetic results. For the thighs Dr. Stuart Kincaid will typically recommend a thigh lift which will allow him to lift up the excess skin and remove it leaving tighter more toned looking legs. For the arms Dr. Stuart Kincaid will typically recommend a brachioplasty or arm lift. This will allow him to remove the excess skin on the underside of the arm utilizing an incision that is well hidden on the underside of the arm. Patients are overwhelmingly thrilled with the results Dr. Stuart Kincaid can deliver after patients have lost weight. In some cases Dr. Stuart Kincaid may recommend that patients have the surgeries performed separately to ensure safety and maximize the results. Patients are encouraged to consult with Dr. Stuart Kincaid and determine if post massive weight loss surgery is a viable option for them.

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Plastic Surgery in Temecula for Pets?

Monday, June 18th, 2012

As the summer heats up, many people are thinking about how they’ll look in their summer attire. From bathing suits to shorts, the lack of clothing that comes with warm weather can make many people body conscious. While critiquing one’s look seems second nature to many Americans, is it the same to question the look of your pet? The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery says more people are signing their pets up for plastic surgery cosmetic procedures, strictly for appearances.

 

According to Palm Beach Daily News, pet owners are putting pooches under the knife. Procedures like tummy tucks, face-lifts and even Botox are gaining popularity.

“My dog could use some Botox because he’s starting to get forehead wrinkles,” Michele Jaminet recently told the Palm Beach Daily News about her 10-year-old cocker spaniel. A bloodhound in England had more than $13,000 worth of work done, according to the Huffington Post. The owners gave their dog, Junior, a tummy tuck and removed excess skin around his eyes. While the owners say the excess skin near the eyes was removed to prevent future vision problems, they admit the tummy tuck was purely aesthetic. “It’s taken years off him and he does look like a young man again,” Denise Smart said. “Before the operation he was fed up and looked like a grumpy old man. Now he’s more mobile and he’s got a new lease on life.”

 

Tummy tucks aren’t the only enhancement happening to our four-legged friends. Some pet owners are opting to have fake testicles implanted after a dog is neutered. The implants – called “neuticals” – are bean-shaped testicles made out of solid silicone and come in a range of sizes, according to the Huffington Post. Jamie Davenport had the implants, called “neuticals” put in his bulldog, Muson. “A lot of dogs have a lot of hair back there so you can’t tell they’re neutered,” Davenport said. “But with bulldogs, it’s just right out there for everyone to see.”

 

While this cosmetic surgery trend may be new, the concept of altering a dog’s appearance has been around for some time. In some cases, breeders have docked tails or clipped ears. However, animal protection agencies have spoken out against these procedures. “The ASPCA is opposed to elective surgeries that are undertaken solely to conform to breed standards, including cropping ears and docking tails,” ASPCA spokesman Bret Hopman wrote in an email statement to The Huffington Post.

 

While some see these procedures as unnecessary, pet owners say they only want what is best for their dog. Proponents of these elective procedures believe their willingness to invest money in their family pet is further proof of their love. “That’s what dogs crave,” canine stylist Anais Hayden told ABC News. “It’s attention.”

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A Hysterectomy and a Tummy Tuck in San Diego at The Same Time?

Wednesday, June 13th, 2012

A new study shows women can safely have a hysterectomy and a tummy tuck at the same time. Florida International University in Hialeah conducted a study, looking into cases where women opted for both procedures. The results show the combo- procedure is safe and is performed with few complications. However, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, not all plastic surgeons in San Diego support these findings.

 

The study out of the sunshine state says, “The results suggest that combined [tummy tuck] and hysterectomy is a safe and effective way to help patients attain both cosmetic and medically important outcomes in the same surgical procedure,” wrote the study authors. In the new study, the researchers looked back at results for 65 women who underwent both procedures at the same time. The surgeries were done between 1995 and 2011. The average age of the women was 46, and their average weight was 184 pounds, according to the study. Their average body-mass index was 31.9, which is considered obese. The average length of the hospital stay was 3.8 days. The overall complication rate among these procedures was 32 percent. Some of the complications included fever, wound complications, urinary tract infections, and a collapsed lung.

 

“Any procedure that carries a 32 percent complication rate should be re-evaluated,” Dr. Sherrell Aston told Health Day. Other experts say the surgeries are so different they should be performed separately. A hysterectomy is the removal of a woman’s uterus, the part of the reproductive system where the fetus lives during pregnancy. According to the U.S. Office on Women’s Health, this surgical procedure is the second most common surgery performed on women. A hysterectomy is much different than a tummy tuck, though. This procedure, also known as abdominoplasty, surgically removes excess fat from the stomach. The procedure tones and shapes the stomach area, creating a tighter, flatter stomach. According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, tummy tucks were the third most-frequently performed cosmetic procedure last year, with more than 149,000 completed.

 

The study’s author says there are benefits to having both procedures done at the same time. Aside from combining the recovery time, patients can also save money. Often insurance companies don’t cover cosmetic procedures, so if a tummy tuck is tacked on to a needed medical procedure, women could save money.

 

Results of the study will be presented this week at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists annual meeting in San Diego. Plastic surgeons will discuss the pros and cons of planning these procedures together at the conference, but it is clear that many surgeons disagree about the safety of performing both surgeries at the same time.

 

For more information on tummy tuck surgery in San Diego, call Dr. Kincaid at 858-450-4199 and schedule your consultation today. Dr. Kincaid, a tummy tuck specialist, serves the greater San Diego area including Oceanside, Chula Vista, and Temecula.

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Plastic Surgery Blog: You Can Eat Healthy and Stay On a Budget

Friday, June 8th, 2012

Healthy foods3 Plastic Surgery Blog: You Can Eat Healthy and Stay On a BudgetIt is no secret that eating healthy helps you to look and feel better. But, the overall contention is that eating healthy is expensive. A recent local online news article gave some helpful tips for eating healthy and staying on a budget. According to the article preparing more meals at home and including healthy foods like vegetables, whole grains and beans purchased at your local store with incentives and discounted coupons is an effective way to watch your waistline and wallet at the same time. Be Make an effort to sit down, write and prepare a shopping list with healthy choices and do not deviate from it. Here are a few other helpful tips that were included in the article:

• Tour the store and look for the healthy choices which tend to be hidden behind sugary and high calorie choices.

• Generic brands are perfectly fine. Check the nutritional label for ingredients compared to the national brand and if they are comparable ; buy them.

• Buy in bulk, and learn to use them many different types of nutritious meals.

• Frozen fruits and vegetables will keep longer than fresh and are not packed in sugary substances or those high in sodium.

• Buy what is in season. These are most likely to be in on sale

Dr. Stuart Kincaid empathizes with his patients who make every effort to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle. Body contouring procedures including abdominoplasty and liposuction have long-term results that are heavily dependent upon the patient’s commitment to maintaining a stable weight. Some patients are misled to believe that because they have had liposuction, that the fat has been removed and that they cannot regain the weight. This is untrue. Even though some of the fat cells have been removed through the liposuction process there are fat cells that remain. These remaining fat cells can be overpowered if the patient is not good about diet and exercise. Once the fat cells are overpowered the likelihood of gaining weight is significantly increased. Patients who have had abdominoplasty can also regain weight and stretch the skin. This would compromise the aesthetic result of their abdominoplasty. The overwhelming majority of patients maintain a lifetime result after making the investment in abdominoplasty or liposuction. Dr. Stuart Kincaid over the years has a multitude of patients who have kept amazing their  body contouring results for lifetime.

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Plastic Surgery Blog: Is Tumescent Liposuction Old School and Antiquated?

Thursday, June 7th, 2012

Women and weight loss7 Plastic Surgery Blog: Is Tumescent Liposuction Old School and Antiquated?Plastic surgery has seen some of the most sweeping advancements in cosmetic surgery procedures over the last decade, than ever before. As the economic climate shifted, and more people became interested and able to afford plastic surgery, procedures became commodities that were paraded in front of prospective patient in the most attractive packaging possible. Since liposuction is the most sought after cosmetic surgery procedure, it is not surprising that it was one of the first procedures to become a target of overzealous marketing. As liposuction became more popular more medical professionals made the decision to try their hand at performing the procedure. Some were doing so with only a weekend course of instruction prior to performing the procedure on patients. New methods, techniques, and medical devices for liposuction were also introduced most with the promise of less downtime, less bruising, and the need to eliminate general or IV sedation. Of course, the new methods were created with the concept of less cost to the patient. Tumescent method of liposuction is the original method designed to flood the cavity with a saline solution allowing the fat to be visible so that the surgeon can systematically suction the fat while toning the area and improving contour. While the tumescent method does cause bruising in most cases it continues to be extremely effective and overall cost effective as it allows for aggressive body contouring. Dr. Stuart Kincaid explains to patients that the method of liposuction is of importance however the skill and experience of the plastic surgeon is highly dependent upon the results a patient can expect. Dr. Stuart Kincaid takes pride in his patient gallery chocked full of before and after examples of liposuction patients. Dr. Stuart Kincaid is also candid with patients who based on their weight, skin laxity, or other specific issue will not be good candidates for liposuction. For some patients he may recommend an abdominoplasty combined with liposuction as an alternative. The bottom line is Dr. Stuart Kincaid will not recommend liposuction for patients who are not likely to have a satisfying outcome.  Become a Fan on Facebook         Follow us on Twitter    More on Dr.Kincaid

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Plastic Surgery Blog: C-Section Could Bring Greater Risk of Obesity for Babies

Friday, June 1st, 2012

Big baby Plastic Surgery Blog: C Section Could Bring Greater Risk of Obesity for BabiesWith the number of C-sections performed in the United States continually increasing, the necessity for the delivery method has become controversial. According to recent online article babies born by Caesarean section are two times more likely to be obese by age 3 as infants were born vaginally, a new study suggests. In the United States today, about one in three babies is born via C-section, and one in three children are overweight or obese. “Women who may be considering a C-section in the absence of a medical indication should be counseled that their children may have a higher risk of obesity,” said study author Dr. Susanna Huh, director of the growth and nutrition program at Children’s Hospital in Boston. The study was comprised of more than 1,250 mother-child pairs admitted to Massachusetts hospitals through years 1999 and 2002. All of the mothers came into this study prior to 22 weeks into their pregnancy, and one quarter of babies were delivered by C-section. The remaining 75% were delivered vaginally. Babies were measured and weighed at birth, at 6 months and then also at age 3. Average birth weight was within statistical norms for babies. But close to 16 percent of children delivered via C-section were obese by the time they reached the age of 3, in stark contrast to 7.5 percent of those born vaginally. Additionally, about 19 percent of the C-section cobblers were overweight in comparison with just less than 17 percent of the others. The specific source of what is driving the elevated risk for obesity is not fully understood. Dr. Stuart Kincaid consults with many women who have delivered babies via C-section. Many of these women are concerned with loose and lax skin in the abdominal area as well as stretch marks and an inability to achieve a flat stomach through exercise and diet. Dr. Stuart Kincaid will typically recommend an abdominoplasty combined with liposuction. This procedure allows Dr. Stuart Kincaid to remove the loose and lax skin as well as tighten the abdominal muscle for a flatter and more aesthetically pleasing contour. In many cases liposuction is used to sculpt the sides as well as the lower back to create a total waste enhancement. The results Dr. Stuart Kincaid is able to achieve for these patients could never be achieved through diet and exercise alone.

 

 

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