Plastic Surgery San Diego
Listen: Watch: Motiva breast implants stand out for their tightly bonded shell and nano-textured surface, designed to keep complications like capsular contracture at bay. Dr. G and Bri discuss the difference between Motiva’s Round vs. Ergo implants and the minimally invasive Preservé and Mia Femtech options. Trending stories: Daily Mail, Has John Mulaney had jaw […]
Thinking about updating your breast implants? Whether you’re dealing with a complication, want to change your size, or simply ready to upgrade to newer implant technology, Dr. Katerina Gallus at Restore SD Plastic Surgery in San Diego guides patients through successful breast implant revisions every week. Here’s what the complete journey looks like from consultation […]
Listen: Watch: Don’t even think about “toughing it out” after plastic surgery. No clubbing, no hauling luggage, no supermom heroics. Dr. G and Bri share how to recover like a celeb—hello, Lodge at Torrey Pines—or bare minimum, kick back and let someone else take care of you for once. Check out our Out-of-Town Patient Guide […]
Listen: Watch: Learn just what to expect during rhinoplasty recovery, from when the cast comes off and how you’ll look and feel in those early weeks to the stages of seeing your results shine through. Expect major swelling and a slow reveal. Final results can take up to a year, so patience is key. Trust […]
Listen: Watch: Instead of borrowing your own fat, AlloClae uses donor fat—yep, borrowed from someone else—and people are seriously loving it. Naturally, Dr. G and Bri had to explain why this treatment is such a big deal. You’ll get the lowdown on how recovery, cost, and results stack up against traditional fat transfer and why […]
Listen: Watch: Rhinoplasty: it’s not about fitting a mold—it’s about harmony and function. Since “natural” means something different to everyone, Dr. Chao and Bri discuss how she sets expectations before nose surgery. On the technical side, Dr. Chao shares how she borrows cartilage (even frozen rib!) to fix broken noses, why honoring ethnic features matters […]
