Is it ever too soon to consider undergoing facial rejuvenation surgery? In the past, traditional facelifts were reserved for older women. There are several ways to look at whether there are advantages to having a little Nipntuck in the mid-30’s.
As with all cosmetic surgery procedures that address aging, the desire for a more youthful and freshened appearance represents a personal choice. Considering a “mini-lift” to fix milder facial sagging is appropriate in certain conditions. While it is not as long-lasting as an extensive facelift, the more temporary Nipntuck may postpone the time when more traditional facelift is warranted. Patients often report that their goal is to maintain their youthfulness rather than wanting a big change. For these patients, this procedure is an appropriate choice. Younger women generally experience a quicker recovery, which is also appealing.


Dr. Bashioum Patient Experience with Breast Augmentation
Kristina writes about her surgery with Dr. Bashioum:
I want to thank Dr. Bashioum and all his staff for everything they have done for me. I had breast augmentation (enlargement) surgery 2 weeks ago and just had my post op follow up appointment today. Everything is going perfect! I had been contemplating having this surgery for 6 years and I finally got the courage to go ahead with it. I was referred to the Bashioum Cosmetic Surgery Center by a former employee and a friend who had the same surgery. As soon as I walked into the clinic I got a “good vibe.” The entire process from my initial consultation, to trying on sizes 4 different times prior to surgery, to the day of surgery and now, has exceeded my expectations. The entire staff is so friendly and always knows who I am when I call in. The staff made me feel so comfortable the day of surgery.
All in all, I am grateful to everyone. I am very pleased with my results and it has only been 2 weeks since my surgery. I appreciate the care and knowledge that they have and I would recommend anyone who is considering improving himself or herself to see Dr. Bashioum.
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