Plastic Surgery Uncensored Dr. Rady Rahban

When women go in for a mommy makeover, some feel guilty because they feel selfish and vain in taking time away from their family to have cosmetic surgery. That’s precisely how Stacy, Dr. Rahban’s patient, felt when she went to his practice for a consult for a mini tuck. Before her visit, she researched and spoke to women who had the procedure. She was confident that she wanted the mini tuck and not a full tummy tuck because the mini would give her less downtime away from her family. Although she did the right thing by doing her research, she took the wrong approach by assuming that was what she needed. In this episode, Dr. Rahban and Stacy discuss her experience and why she eventually followed his recommendation to get a full tummy tuck. He also delves into the difference between the two procedures and the recovery time needed. Ultimately, the decision to have a mommy makeover is personal and should be based on what makes you feel happy and confident as a woman and mother. 
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When you go for any cosmetic surgery, you care about the overall outcome, including your incisions. Scars are a massive part of what patients try to avoid; however, they go into surgery not knowing that their surgeon is probably not the one doing the closing. In this week's episode of Plastic Surgery Uncensored, Dr. Rady's guest Amanda is a recent patient who underwent a complete mommy makeover. As a current patient and a nurse by profession, Amanda better understands the importance of closures than most patients. Join Dr. Rady and his guest as they give their expert insight on what you should know about surgical scars and what to look for to get the best outcome because scars matter.

One of the main complaints patients mention when considering a rhinoplasty is their profile. They don't realize that their chin often contributes to how well they appear when looking at their profile. Dr. Rahban's philosophy is never to make suggestions to patients when they come for a procedure. However, he makes an exception when it comes to rhinoplasty. In this episode of Plastic Surgery Uncensored, Dr. Rahban welcomes his patient Genesis, who had a rhinoplasty, septoplasty, and chin augmentation procedure. Genesis initially wanted to fix her nose but discovered the need for a chin augmentation during the consultation. Genesis shares her experience with septoplasty, rhinoplasty, and chin augmentation, the impact it made on her profile and overall appearance, and the bonus of breathing a lot better.

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Thanks to the popularity of weight loss medications like Mounjaro and Ozempic, many who were once obese are now skinny. With this new reality comes the problem of dealing with excess skin that won't go away with exercise. Join Dr. Rahban and his guest and patient, Katie, who had a circumferential body lift after losing more than half her body weight. Katie opened up about the challenges of weight loss, the misconceptions surrounding obesity, and how she struggled with yo-yo dieting and exercise until she turned to medication for help. Dr. Rahban delves into what a circumferential body lift is and the recovery involved. Together, they discuss the importance of health and self-acceptance, while highlighting the emotional and physical benefits of weight loss surgery. 
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There is a genuine misconception that general anesthesia is dangerous and should be avoided, if possible, when having plastic surgery. In this episode of Plastic Surgery Uncensored, these urban myths regarding general anesthesia will be debunked. Join Dr. Rahban and his anesthesiologist, Dr. Houston, as they address our listeners' questions and shared concerns about anesthesia in plastic surgery. They delve into the different types of anesthesia, including local anesthesia, general anesthesia, and conscious sedation, and provide insights into the safety and effectiveness of each type. They also discuss the management of nausea during anesthesia and the medications used to alleviate it. Additionally, they touch on topics like the effects of anesthesia on menstruation, the use of epidural and sedation for tummy tucks, and the importance of choosing a trusted anesthesiologist. Don't miss this episode that aims to alleviate fears and clarify myths about anesthesia in plastic surgery.


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Would you have liposuction done to remove stubborn fat areas if you knew the result would not be what you expected? As the popularity and demand of liposuction has grown, the outcomes have gotten worse. One of the biggest pitfalls is unrealistic imagery found on the internet. Women go online and see the before and after spectacular images, but the reality is that they are getting the wool pulled over their eyes. Dr. Rahban recently posted his point of view regarding liposuction on his Instagram account and asked his followers if they had any regrets about their liposuction procedure. Much to his surprise, the post generated a tremendous reaction, with an overwhelming number of women complaining about their results. In this episode, Dr. Rahban welcomes Marcie and Nicole, neither of who are patients of Dr. Rahban, but who both offer us their cautionary tale of disappointment with their liposuction outcome. Listen in as they tell us why they did it and what they would do differently if they had the chance to do it again. They also discuss when to do liposuction and when to avoid it like the plague. What is "informed consent," and what should you look out for when looking at those unrealistic pictures online. Join Dr. Rahban in another revealing episode of Plastic Surgery Uncensored.

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