Dr. Michael Horn Answers Patient Questions Directly In Video For you
Many of your questions can be answered from one of the following videos, and if not, we have a FAQ section for you to browse. There is a button at the bottom of this page to guide you.
One of the most important factors for selecting a plastic surgeon is experience. Ask the surgeon about his or her training and how many procedures like your own they have performed. The doctor should also be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, like Dr. Horn, and be willing to answer your questions openly and honestly
During your initial consultation, you can discuss your goals with the doctor, who will then recommended the best procedure for you. At our Illinois plastic surgery center, Dr. Horn listens carefully to his patients concerns and then develops a treatment plan tailored to meet their individual needs.
During your initial consultation, you can discuss your goals with the doctor, who will then recommended the best procedure for you. At our Illinois plastic surgery center, Dr. Horn listens carefully to his patients concerns and then develops a treatment plan tailored to meet their individual needs.
One of the most important factors for selecting a plastic surgeon is experience. Ask the surgeon about his or her training and how many procedures like your own they have performed. The doctor should also be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, like Dr. Horn, and be willing to answer your questions openly and honestly.
Most implants drop within the first couple of months following surgery, but they continue looking more natural for about a year. The bigger your breast implants are, the more full on the top they’ll appear. We recommend patients massage downwards on the implant a few times a day in order to help it gradually “drop and fluff”.
Yes, it can. Consistent Botox injections reduce the likelihood that you’ll develop more wrinkles in the future. It’s better to start Botox treatment early, so wrinkles never get a chance to fully form.
Most implants, whether they’re silicone or saline, can last a very long time. For the first 10 years, implants typically remain in good condition. Once any type of implant is around 10 years old, monitor their condition with MRIs every three years or consider replacing them all together. With silicone implants, as soon as there’s a hole, they’ll need to be replaced.
Most people prefer silicone gel implants. These implants look, sit, and feel more natural. Saline implants are full of sterile saltwater. They often don’t mimic the shape of the breast as well and tend to look and feel less realistic. These implants are easier to see, and if you’re thin, you may be able to see the ripples of the bag or the edge of the implant. Many patients who used to have saline implants have since switched to gel.
While most patients are still able to breastfeed after a breast reduction, some patients are no longer able to. Although this outcome is unlikely, take this possibility into serious consideration before moving forward with the surgery.
From the initial consultation to the final follow-up exam, Dr. Horn and his staff provides compassionate treatment tailored to the specific needs and goals of each individual. Dr. Horn’s mastery and surgical skill in performing various face and body procedures, his dedication to patients’ safety, combined with his focus on unparalleled care and attention, make him one of the most sought-after surgeons in the Midwest. At his clinic, surgical options are paralleled by an array of non-invasive treatments and advanced technologies designed to help you rediscover your beauty potential.
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