Dr. Flints reviews before and after photos of real tummy tuck and liposuction patients to demonstrate how these procedures can correct different issues. She emphasized how the most appropriate choice is dependent upon a patient’s... Read the full post
Liposuction may seem like a good option for weight loss, but Dr. Patti Flint emphasizes that patients should be at or near their ideal body weight before pursuing the procedure for a safe and successful... Read the full post
Let’s face it. We would all like to be fit and trim as effortlessly as possible. Unfortunately, Americans are not generally known for their stellar dietary habits and exercise regimens. It is therefore no surprise... Read the full post
Dr. Flint was featured on Sonoran Living to talk about two very common areas of concern: Inner thigh thickness and Underarm fat. Most women face these two complaints, particularly after their 30s. These two areas... Read the full post
Who wouldn’t want a flat-toned tummy? Even when we adhere to a diet and exercise regimen, the result is not always exactly what we had hoped for in the tummy department. Child-bearing, previous obesity, and... Read the full post
Breast augmentation or enhancement and liposuction are two of the most popular cosmetic procedures performed in the United States. So it is not surprising to learn that plastic surgeons have tried since the 1980s to... Read the full post
Wouldn’t you just love it if a new painless, inexpensive, and permanent treatment for unwanted fatty deposits or cellulite was available? Many medical device companies and some unethical practitioners would lead you to believe there... Read the full post
Liposuction is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures performed in the US. However, many patients who are interested in the procedure have anxiety about undergoing anesthesia, or they want the shortest downtime possible with... Read the full post
In this month’s Allure Magazine, there is an article on liposuction. For the most part it was informative, but there were a couple of comments that are just not true: for instance, that 20% of... Read the full post
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