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Northern Virginia Plastic Surgeons -Dr. George Weston, Dr. Robert Sigal and Dr. Byron Poindexter believe that collaboration is beneficial to both doctor and patient. Our cosmetic surgeons prefer to embrace the benefits of team decisions. This collaboration among Northern Virginia plastic surgeons gives patients access to the combined talents of the leading plastic surgeons in the United States and is just one more example of how dedicated our surgeons are to maximizing the safety and quality of services to their patients.
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Hi Is it possible to get an inner thigh lift for loss of elasticity on the upper front thigh if you are not over weight?
Thank you!
Dr. George Weston Reply:
May 7th, 2013 at 4:03 pm
An inner thigh lift is designed with an incision in the groin crease and mostly treats looseness of the inner thigh, but can also treat some of the anterior thigh. There is no significant tightening of skin of the bottom half of the thigh, however. Come in for a consultation so I can make certain that the surgery will do what you want it to do.
George Weston, M.D.
I am interested in having “Cool Sculpting.” Does the Center provide this non-invasive procedure?
Dr. Byron Poindexter Reply:
April 18th, 2013 at 10:04 am
We have decided not to add this type of procedure after carefully evaluating it and finding the results less than ideal. Our center is focused on producing consistent positive results and experiences for our patients.
Dear Dr.
I have dark circles and perhaps hollows under my eyes. No creams seem to diminish this condition. What type of treatment, with surgery as a very last resort, would help?
Thank you.
Dr. George Weston Reply:
April 8th, 2013 at 9:30 am
Bags and hollow circles can be improved with surgery, but skin pigmentation can be moderately improved with skin creams. Please see our aestheticians or me for an appropriate consultation depending on the cause.