Have your youthfulness  restored through facial procedures performed by experienced surgeon, Dr. Sean T. Lille

Dr. Sean T. Lille will help you achieve the look you desire through procedures such as Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Lift), Chin Surgery, Ear Surgery, Endoscopic Brow Lift, Facelift, Facial Implants, Hair Replacement, Neck Lift, or Rhinoplasty.  Tired of your wrinkles? Losing your hair?  If you answered yes to either question or are interested in another procedure let us help you achieve the look you want.

Board-certified surgeon Dr. Sean T. Lille uses latest techniques and advances in the practice of plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.  Dr. Lille takes a personal approach to each patient, customizes each treatment program and can help you achieve the look you’ve always dreamed of.


From the American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Enhance you appearance with a facial Surgery procedure

Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Lift)
Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, improves the appearance of the upper eyelids, lower eyelids, or both, and gives a rejuvenated appearance to the surrounding area of your eyes, making you look more rested and alert. »

Chin Surgery
Chin surgery, also known as mentoplasty, is a surgical procedure to reshape the chin either by enhancement with an implant or reduction surgery on the bone. »

Ear Surgery
Ear surgery, also known as otoplasty, can improve the shape, position or proportion of the ear. It can correct a defect in the ear structure that is present at birth, that becomes apparent with development or it can treat misshapen ears caused by injury. »

Endoscopic Brow Lift
A brow lift minimizes the creases that develop across the forehead, or those that occur high on the bridge of the nose; improves what are commonly referred to as frown lines; and repositions a low or sagging brow. »

Facelift
A facelift, also known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure to improve visible signs of aging in the face and neck. »

Facial Implants
If symmetry among facial features is part of your goal, facial implants may be recommended to augment more than one facial region. It’s important to remember that all of our faces are asymmetric to some degree and your results may not be completely symmetric. The goal is to create balance and proportion. Your procedure may be performed alone, or as a complement to other facial contouring procedures such as nose or ear surgery. »

Hair Replacement
Hair transplantation involves removing small pieces of hair-bearing scalp grafts from a donor site and relocating them to a bald or thinning area. »

Neck Lift
A neck lift, very similar to a facelift, is a surgical procedure to improve visible signs of aging in the neck. »

Rhinoplasty
Nose surgery, also known as rhinoplasty, improves the appearance and proportion of your nose, enhancing facial harmony and self confidence. Surgery of the nose may also correct impaired breathing caused by structural abnormalities in the nose. »


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Facial Surgery Procedures

Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Lift)
Chin Surgery
Ear Surgery
Endoscopic Brow Lift
Facelift
Facial Implants
Hair Replacement
Neck Lift
Rhinoplasty

Sometimes, that which was once thought to be a blessing, can become a curse.
Women who have very large breasts that are disproportionate to the rest of their
body oftentimes complain of back and neck pain, breathing problems and slumped
posture. When one considers quality of life issues, it is no wonder why so many
women opt for breast reduction surgery to alleviate the physical problems associated
with overly large breasts.

Cosmetic surgeons have developed an amazing technique of breast reduction that
alleviates many or all of the physical problems associated with very large breasts
by removing excess fat, skin and tissues from the breasts, which makes them
smaller, firmer and ultimately, lighter. The goal is to create breasts that
are proportionate to the body type and scale of the woman, thus relieving some
of the issues associated with very large breasts, including the physical inactivity
caused by the pain and discomfort of having overly large breasts.

What Breast Reduction Surgery Won’t Do

There are specific breast surgeries that target specific issues with the breasts.
The reduction mammaplasty specifically addresses the issues that can be brought
on by breasts that are too large for the woman’s body frame. The procedure will
reduce the physical size of your breasts, but it will not make them fuller and
rounder at the top of the breast and it does not guarantee the removal of stretch
marks. Oftentimes, surgeons will suggest a breast lift in conjunction with the
breast reduction in order to achieve the results you are looking for.

Is it Right for Me?

As with any cosmetic enhancement surgery, you should first consider your motivations
for surgery to be sure that you’re choosing surgery for yourself and not to
fulfill someone else’s’ desires or expectations of you or your body. It is a
very personal matter and any decision for surgery should come after careful
consideration of all the facts and emotions involved.

The Breast Reduction procedure can help you if you:

• Suffer chronic back and neck pain
• Suffer from kyphosis, or the rounding of the upper back and cervical spine
  because of over-compensation due to breast weight
• Have breathing problems such as heaviness or shortness of breath
• Maintain good physical health and weight
• Don’t smoke
• Have realistic expectations

What to Expect During your Consultation

In order to create the best possible results from your breast reduction surgery,
it is important that your surgeon consult with you to discuss your desires and
expectations, as well as how breast reduction surgery will impact your health,
lifestyle and general well-being. It is a good idea to prepare by considering
the following before your consultation:

• General medical history, including any genetic propensity for breast cancer,
  results of previous mammogram’s and any previous surgeries
• A detailed account of current prescription medications, supplements (vitamins
  or others) that you take
• Any use of tobacco or other drugs
• What are your motivations for surgery? What are your expectations?

At the consultation, your surgeon will also:

• Evaluate your current health
• Examine the condition of your pre-operative breasts for size, shape and
  irregularities and photograph your breasts
• Based on the information gathered, your surgeon will discuss your surgical
  options and recommend a course of treatment
• Disclose the risk of common complications associated with breast reduction
  surgery and the use of anesthesia
• Cover what to do the day of surgery
• Cover post-operative care and recovery

Here are some important questions to ask your doctor in the consultation:

• Where will I recover directly after surgery?
• Will I be prescribed any post-surgery medications?
• How often do my bandages need to be changed and when will they be removed
  permanently?
• When will the stitches be removed?
• How soon will I need to return for a follow-up visit?

Preparing for surgery

In the weeks before surgery, your surgeon may request:

• Further laboratory testing or medical evaluations
• Adjusting current prescriptions
• That you get a mammogram pre and post surgery to document any changes in
  breast tissues
• That you avoid the consumption of alcohol, drugs and abstain from smoking
  for a certain period surrounding surgery

Finally, your surgeon will go over the options you may have regarding the location
of your surgery. Typically, the breast reduction procedure is performed on an
outpatient basis, which means that the surgery can be performed in an accredited
office-based surgical center, outpatient ambulatory surgical center or a hospital.

What Does the Breast Reduction Procedure Look Like?

There are many options available to surgeons today to produce the best possible
results of your breast reduction surgery.

Your surgeon will determine the techniques used for your procedure based on:

• Your height, average weight and body type
• The current size and shape of your breasts
• The condition of the skin and breast tissue including elasticity
• The condition of your nipples and areolas

Anesthesia

Depending on your individual circumstances, your doctor will suggest either
intravenous or general anesthesia.

The Incision

Surgeons generally choose to make their incisions around the circumference
of the areola and straight down from the bottom of the areola to the breast
crease, which allows most of the incisions to be hidden in the natural creases
of the breast. Excess fat and breast tissues are then removed and the excess
skin is trimmed. Finally, the nipple and areola area is trimmed and repositioned
to match the proportion and scale of the newly reduced breast.

Closing the Incisions

Once the procedure has been completed, the incisions are closed with layered
sutures and surgical tape.

The breast reduction procedure is unique in that scarring from incisions are,
indeed, noticeable on the surface of the breast due to the nature of the procedure.
Even though these scar lines will not fade completely, they will become flush
and fade significantly over time.

Important Facts about the Safety and Risks of Breast Reduction Surgery

Ultimately, the decision to undergo the breast reduction procedure is yours
alone. After careful consideration of both the risks and benefits of surgery,
you’ll have to weigh the risks against the potential benefits to make an informed
decision that you can live with. Your health care professional will go over
all potential risks of surgery and will make themselves available to answer
any and all of your questions.

Here is a listing of some of the risks associated with reduction mammaplasty:

• Adverse scarring
• Excessive bleeding (hematoma)
• Infection
• Complications associated with scar healing, including pain associated with
  surgery
• Potential loss of breast sensation, which can be either permanent or temporary
• Potential risks of anesthesia use
• Blood clots
• Possibility of loss of sensation in part or all of nipple and/or areola

In addition, if you plan on becoming pregnant after your surgery, it is important
to know that pregnancy and childbirth may have adverse effects on the results
of your breast reduction. It may also interfere or prevent future breastfeeding.

Where Will My Surgery be Performed?

Typically, breast reduction procedures are done on an outpatient basis, which
means that the surgery can be performed in an accredited office-based surgical
center, outpatient ambulatory surgical center or a hospital.

Be Careful

After any surgery, it is important to closely monitor how you feel, especially
directly after surgery. Varying degrees of pain are certainly to be expected,
however, if you experience any kind of tightness or shortness of breath, pains
deep in your chest or an irregular heart beat you should go to the doctor immediately.
To avoid complications, it is of paramount importance that you strictly follow
your doctor’s post-surgical instructions and be careful!

My Recovery

Recovery from reduction mammaplasty surgery is a very individualized process,
but there are some common effects one can expect. Bruising and swelling are,
of course, normal. Recovery time is different for everyone, but a minimum of
3-5 days of resting with very little physical activity is recommended. In addition,
observance of 10 -14 days without strenuous physical exercise is essential,
in order for the incisions to heal and swelling to reduce. Increasing your fluid
intake and mild exercise such as easy walking is recommended. Finally, it is
important that no heavy lifting and no lifting above the head be performed from
4-6 weeks after surgery.

See the Results

Although you will notice immediate results, your tissues will continue to recover
even further as swelling subsides and scars begin to fade, and you will find
that your results will continue to unfold over time. The results of your breast
lift surgery will be long-lasting. You will once again find it easier to wear
certain styles of clothing and swim wear, especially as the first few months
pass and the swelling reduces and scarring begins to fade.

How Much will My Breast Reduction Cost?

Cost depends on many varying factors, including the experience of the surgeon
and the geographic location of the procedure. Be sure to interview several surgeons
when doing your research so you can get a clear picture of your options. Oftentimes,
higher cost is not indicative of higher quality; but, it can also be said that
you get what you pay for. Shop around and do your homework.

Costs you can expect to incur:

• Surgeon’s fee
• Facility fee
• Anesthesiologist
• Medications
• Laboratory tests

In addition, many plastic surgeons offer their own patient financing plans,
so be sure to ask your doctor!