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of breast augmentation. PLANNING YOUR SURGERY In your initial consultation, your surgeon will evaluate your health and explain which surgical techniques are most appropriate for you, based on the condition of your breasts and skin tone. If your breasts are sagging, your doctor may also recommend a breast lift. Be sure to discuss your expectations frankly with your surgeon. He or she should be equally frank with you, describing your alternatives and the risks and limitations of each. You may want to ask your surgeon for a copy of the manufacturer's insert that comes with the implant he or she will use -- just so you are fully informed about it.

Are breast feeding or planning to become pregnant soon it is not recommended to use Botox. Risks Nausea (temporary) Infection Eyelid drooping (temporary). Bruising The Procedure Botox® is a very simple 10 minute non surgical procedure. Your plastic surgeon will administer numerous small injections of Botox into the muscles that cause frown lines between the brow. Your plastic surgeon will choose, based on his or her examination, where to inject the Botox. As with every plastic surgery procedure, every patient is different. The location and size of the muscles that cause frowns

for breast lift. Are planning to have a child, consider waiting. Discuss this with your plastic surgeon. There are usually no special risks with pregnancy (you will still be able to breast feed) but your breasts are likely to be stretched again. Risks Reaction to the anesthesia. Excessive bleeding following the operation may cause some swelling and pain. Permanent loss of feeling in your nipples. Uneven nipples. Mastopexy does leave noticeable, permanent scars but they are covered by your bra or bathing suit. The majority of women that have breast augmentation do not experience these

This is helpful in planning your surgical procedures, and the photos become a part of a before-and-after comparison. We encourage you to ask questions during your consultation to ensure you have explored all avenues before a final decision is made. Dr. Kurley can be found through the following listings: Plastic Surgeon Bloomington Cosmetic Surgeon Central Illinois Plastic Surgery Champaign Cosmetic Enhancement Decatur Board Certified Springfield Thank you for visiting Dr. Kurley's My Plastic Surgeon USA website. Click on the following links to view Dr. Kurley's Education and Experience , Patient Testimonials , a list of

and then alter surgical planning based on past outcomes and have thus developed a surgical nomogram frequently requested by other surgeons. The patient's actual prescription is not entered into the laser's computer, but an adjusted prescription is used based on our tested surgical nomogram. Another extremely important clue to quality care is how carefully the laser eye surgeon evaluates your eyes prior to surgery. Some laser centers and surgeons with organized networks of referring Optometrists use a system where the surgeon NEVER sees the patient preoperatively and the laser center/surgeon pays the referring optometrist. Skillful surgery is only