Dr. Moeez Fatima

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R5 Aesthetics ❣️

Axillary breast tissue, can occur on just one side or affect both breasts. The breast tissue is present from birth, but it often increases in size or becomes noticeable with aging, weight gain or loss, puberty, pregnancy or breast feeding. It is sensitive to changing hormonal levels. presenting as palpable thickenings in the axilla, can undergo monthly premenstrual changes, such as tenderness and swelling, difficulty with shoulder range of motion, and irritation from clothing.

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Lights ✨ camera 📸 and scalpel 😎

Some gestures are worth melting for 💌😍💞

Liposculpting back, bra bulges, love handles and thighs 🤩

Lipoabdominoplasty with p***c lift 🌠

1week post op results
* Results keep on getting better for next 4-6 months*

Coffee fuels thy soul~ 🍁

Small Traumatic Ear defect:

Hiding ear defect behind hair for 2 years
Repair time: 5mins
Downtime: 0⃣

*Little changes can bring big confidence*
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Breast Lift & Reduction Surgery.
weeks post op.
Results keep on improving for next 6months.

Enlarged breasts are not only the cause of limited wardrobe, but they can also cause back pain, neck pain, rash and hygeine issues.
By surgery one can regain confidence and youthful appearance of ptotic sagging breasts.

Knowledge 🎓 , Planning📏 Execution⚔️ Precision🏹, Management, Years of study 📚and years experience is all that you need to become a surgeon. 🏆

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What Is Basal Cell Carcinoma?

BCC is a cancer that grows on parts of your skin that get a lot of sun.

This cancer is unlikely to spread from your skin to other parts of your body, but it can move nearby into bone or other tissue under your skin.

The following methods are employed in the treatment of basal-cell carcinoma (BCC):

Standard surgical excision
Mohs surgery
Cryosurgery
Electrodesiccation and curettage
Chemotherapy
Immunotherapy
Radiation
Photodynamic therapy

***Taking Care of Yourself***

After you've been treated for basal cell carcinoma, you'll need to take some steps to lower your chance of getting cancer again.

Check your skin.🕵️‍♀️ 🔎Keep an eye out for new growths. Some signs of cancer include areas of skin that are growing, changing, or bleeding. Check your skin regularly with a hand-held mirror and a full-length mirror so that you can get a good view of all parts of your body.

Avoid too much sun ☀ Stay out of sunlight between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., when the sun's UVB burning rays are strongest.

Use sunblock. ☀️🚫 The sun’s UVA rays are present all day long -- that’s why you need daily sunscreen. Make sure you apply sunscreen with at least a 6% zinc oxide and a sun protection factor of 30 to all parts of the skin that aren't covered up with clothes every day. You also need to reapply it every 60 to 80 minutes when outside.

Dress right. 🧢 👒 ☂️ Wear a broad-brimmed hat and cover up as much as possible.

What is syndactyly?

Syndactyly is the abnormal connection of 2 fingers. Most commonly, it is a webbing between 2 fingers- the middle and ring fingers. However, it can involve any two fingers or can involve the thumb and pointer finger. It can also involve more than 2 fingers. The webbing can involve the entire 2 fingers or just involve part of the fingers. It can be just skin or can involve the bone also.

The only way to correct syndactyly is through surgery.
Separating fingers is not as simple as cutting the skin connecting the fingers (there is not enough skin and the syndactyly will reform). Instead, the syndactyly must be reconstructed through a series of carefully designed flaps. New skin must be brought between the fingers- sometimes this requires skin grafts.