Abdominoplasty, also known as tummy tuck surgery, is used to tighten and smooth the abdominal region, many times in conjunction with a liposuction procedure. Many people have the goal of a flatter, more attractive-looking stomach. Unfortunately, with loose abdominal skin, toning the underlying muscles may not be enough to provide a noticeable improvement. Both men and women can often achieve the results they desire through tummy tuck surgery. An informative consultation at our Dallas / Fort Worth practice with Dr. Alfred Antonetti can help those considering tummy tuck surgery determine if this body contouring procedure is right for you.

Good candidates for liposuction include people who are already at a reasonably healthy weight and want to improve the appearance of their overall figure by removing fat from specific areas. People struggling with obesity are generally not good candidates for liposuction. Liposuction can be performed on patients in a wide variety of age groups.

Breast lift , or mastopexy, can help give a woman’s breasts a more youthful, attractive appearance. Aging can cause the breasts to droop and flatten, making them look “deflated.” Women who seek breast lift procedures for breast enhancement with Dallas / Fort Worth area plastic surgeon Alfred Antonetti often report feeling self-conscious about the shape and lack of volume their breasts have.

Breast augmentation – also known as breast enlargement – is offered at the Plano Tx offices of Dr. Alfred Antonetti. Through breast augmentation surgery at our fully certified and accredited surgery center, patients who wish to achieve fuller busts and more curvaceous figures can reach their cosmetic goals in a comfortable environment.

Many people who opt to have rhinoplasty feel that the size or shape of their nose is not in balance with the rest of their facial features. Many times, these people are candidates for the surgery. However, in order to determine each patient’s candidacy, Dr. Antonetti must carefully analyze the medical circumstances of each patient. Rhinoplasty candidates should have a fully matured nasal bone and the shape of the nostrils should be stabilized. This typically occurs in the mid-teens, at the earliest.