After losing weight or giving birth, some people may experience undesired excess skin in their abdominal area. To treat this, Dr. Shafa may recommend a panniculectomy or an abdominoplasty, also known as a tummy tuck. While the two procedures target the skin on the lower stomach...
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Your breasts are a symbol of your femininity. As age and life changes take their toll, including pregnancy or nursing, your breasts may change in ways that are less than desirable. Dr. Shafa offers amazing breast restoration surgeries, such as a breast lift or breast reduction, t...
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Certain parts of the body can be difficult to tone and sculpt, even when you’re sticking with a healthy diet and a consistent exercise routine. Whether the problem area is the thighs, upper arms, abdomen, double chin, or other trouble spots, non-surgical body contouring can...
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Unwanted fat and sagging skin are common concerns for the abdominal area. The most effective cosmetic procedures performed to address abdominal concerns are liposuction or a tummy tuck (also called an abdominoplasty). While a tummy tuck and liposuction can be done in conjun...
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With pregnancy and breastfeeding, as well as with the natural aging process, many women find the shape, size, and projection of their breasts slowly morphs, changing the fit of many of their favorite outfits. Both breast augmentation with implants and breast lift surgery can revi...
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You’ve had labiaplasty, but how long will it take to get back to your normal sex life again? Labiaplasty in Beverly Hills helps women experience more pleasure and feel more confident in the bedroom. Most women are naturally excited to have sex again after labiaplasty. That&...
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