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  1. How do you lose thigh and hip fat?

    How do you lose thigh and hip fat?
    Millions of people join a gym every year to get healthier. For many people, especially women, reducing thigh and hip fat is a major goal. What is fat? “Body fat is tissue in the human body mainly comprised of adipocytes – fat cells – which act as a reservoir for energy storage and utilization,” says plastic surgeon Heidi Hon, MD. “Fat can...
  2. How old is too old for a breast reduction and liposuction?

    Question: Is 73 too old to get a breast reduction and liposuction? Answer from Heidi Hon, MD, board-certified plastic surgeon: There’s no specific age I would recommend for either. I don’t think 73 is too old for the correct patient. If you’re younger and still of child-bearing age, consider how important breastfeeding may be to you. Breastfeeding isn’t always possible after a...
  3. Is Your Body Ready For a Mommy Makeover?

    Is Your Body Ready For a Mommy Makeover?
    Motherhood is wonderful, but the toll it can take on your body, is not. If you desire to reclaim your pre-pregnancy body, then it may be time to consider a Mommy Makeover. Continue reading →
  4. Tummy Tuck, Liposuction and CoolSculpting, Oh My!

    Tummy Tuck, Liposuction and CoolSculpting, Oh My!
    A toned body is something many strive towards through weight control and working out. When diet and exercise are not enough to get rid of stubborn fat however, patients often wonder if a cosmetic procedure like tummy tuck, liposuction or CoolSculpting would help them reach their goals. Continue reading →

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  • Dr. Miller and his team at Dreams Med Spa did a wonderful job from pre-op to surgery and follow up examinations. Takes the time to listen and finds exactly what works for you. Clean office and pre-op rooms, private and professional staff as well as on time appts. and follow up cares. I will be using them for any future needs I may have

    Anonymous
  • Because I was treated for breast cancer at 32, I was fairly certain I would opt for reconstructive surgery. I didn't know which doc to go with. I'm so thankful someone steered me towards Dr. Miller. The process is a little lengthy in nature and getting "fills" to stretch the tissue to accommodate the new breast implants was not my favorite. But, cancer treatment is not a sprint...It's a marathon and this was just part of the treatment and recovery process. The discomfort was worth it, without a doubt. I'd do it again.

    chiquiz4
  • Since i was younger i knew i always wanted bigger breast. Once i was able to afford it i knew i had to do it and i’m soooo glad i did! This process was smooth and easier then i thought. If you are even questioning the procedure i suggest at least going in for a free consultation!!

    ashleymkee