Board-certified plastic surgeons Dr. David Bauer and Dr. Zachary Young have extensive experience in all breast surgery procedures, both cosmetic and reconstructive. This includes breast augmentation using both saline and silicone implants and breast lift, also known as mastopexy. Arkansas Plastic Surgery in Little Rock also offers a combination of augmentation and mastopexy, which gives patients both a lift and upper fullness. We have many years of experience in breast reconstruction for cancer, including tissue expansion and flap reconstruction. Our plastic surgeons are experts in breast reduction surgery and can help to restore your appearance and renew your confidence!
Breast Augmentation
Are you dissatisfied with the way your breasts look? Do you wish you had fuller, larger, or more symmetrical breasts? If you answered yes to any of those, you may be a great candidate for a breast augmentation. Our board-certified plastic surgeons use advanced surgical techniques to help you achieve the individualized results you desire.
Breast Lift
Combat the effects of aging, pregnancy, or weight changes with our specialized breast lift procedure. This technique restores youthful contours and position while maintaining a natural appearance.
Breast Reduction
For many women, excessively large or disproportionate breasts are more than just an aesthetic issue — they are also a health concern. Large breasts can cause a host of problems, including rashes, poor posture, shoulder, neck, back pain and/or discomfort, as well as upper extremity numbness, tingling, and headaches. Our plastic surgery procedures include reduction techniques to address both aesthetic concerns and health issues related to large breast size. Experience relief from physical discomfort while achieving better proportions when you choose breast reduction surgery in Little Rock.
Breast Reconstruction
If you have lost your breast(s) due to breast cancer, breast reconstruction surgery can be an emotionally and physically rewarding procedure. Dr. Bauer and Dr. Young can help improve your self-image, quality of life and most of all your personal confidence. Let Arkansas Plastic Surgery help you feel better about yourself during this difficult time.
Prepectoral Breast Reconstruction
Implant-based breast reconstruction is the most commonly used reconstruction technique after mastectomy. Prepectoral breast reconstruction is a method of implant-based reconstruction that places the device immediately under the skin. As opposed to traditional implant reconstruction, no muscles are elevated and a full reconstruction can often be achieved at the time of mastectomy.
Nipple Reconstruction
A nipple correction procedure surgically improves the shape, size, or projection of the nipple whether the result of the natural appearance is due to changes resulting from trauma, pregnancy or even aging.
Reconstruction of the nipple after a mastectomy can be done with specialized techniques to create a nipple and areola. At Arkansas Plastic Surgery, we provide nipple tattooing, also known as sub-dermal pigmentation. 3D tattooing is a great option for those patients who do not wish to have nipple reconstruction. For more information about nipple reconstruction or other cosmetic breast surgery procedures in Little Rock, contact Arkansas Plastic Surgery.
Male Breast
Breast reduction surgery for males helps them achieve their goal of having a firmer, flatter, more masculine chest. It reduces excess glandular tissue and unwanted fat which contributes to larger breasts for males.
For more information about these procedures or to request a consultation today with Dr. Bauer and Dr. Young and their cosmetic surgery team, please call 501-483-3806 or fill out our form.
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WHY CHOOSE ARKANSAS PLASTIC SURGERY
It is important to choose an experienced plastic surgeon to perform your procedure. For over 20 years, Arkansas Plastic Surgery has served the central Arkansas region. You can trust us to provide you with the natural and long-lasting results you’re looking for. Begin your discussion at our surgery center today!
