Dr. Barrett breaks down five common procedures: upper blepharoplasty removes excess eyelid skin, otoplasty pins back prominent ears, gynecomastia reduction removes glandular chest tissue in men, mommy makeovers combine breast and abdominal work after childbirth, and facelifts tighten sagging facial muscles.
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Upper bleph.
Removes the extra eyelid skin.
Otoplasty.
Otoplasty typically brings the ears in if they're prominent. If they stick out, what does it mean?
Male gynecomastia.
Reducing the glandular tissue of a male chest that's too large. Not just fat, but glandular tissue. Mommy makeovers. Combination of everything that happens to a woman's body after having kids. So breast rejuvenation, tummy rejuvenation, and sometimes a buttock rejuvenation.
Facelift.
Proper facelift is you go underneath the skin and you tighten up all the muscles that sag with aging.
