How we photograph,
and Why it Matters
Healed, final results from actual patients of this practice, published with written consent, photographed to a fixed standard, and never retouched.
Real Results,
Thoughtfully Considered
18+ clinical imagery. Patient-authorized and unretouched; individual results may vary.
A staged reconstruction over
Fourteen Months
Significant excess skin across abdomen, chest, and arms
Procedures Plan
Staged over three operations
Abdominoplasty with muscle repair
Breast lift with augmentation
Brachioplasty
Dana R.
47, after a 130 lb weight loss
Total Price
$34,500
When something
Needs Correcting
A meaningful share of Dr. Hart's practice is revision work, correcting results from operations performed elsewhere. Revision is technically more demanding than primary surgery: scar tissue, altered anatomy, and compromised blood supply all narrow what's possible.
Frequently Asked
Questions
No. Every photo is taken in the same room, light and camera position, and published only with the patient’s written consent.
Swelling settles at different speeds. Skin treatments look final at about six months; surgery on the face, breast or body needs closer to a year.
Not exactly. Every body heals differently. These photos show what is typical, and Dr. Hart will tell you what is realistic for you at the consultation.
Yes. With patient consent we keep a wider set of photos for each procedure, and you can look through them with Dr. Hart.
Because cost is part of the decision. A staged plan is easier to weigh when you can see what the whole journey costs.
Often, yes. Revision is more complex than a first operation, so we start with an honest view of what can and cannot be improved.
Tell us what You’re Considering
Ninety minutes with Dr. Amelia Hart. A physical examination, honest options, and a written itemized quote. $150, credited in full toward your procedure.
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM