Dr. Miguel Ricardo Quetzal

Facial aging isn’t just about wrinkles—it’s about where volume disappears.

This PRS Journal study breaks down how autologous fat grafting is reshaping modern facial rejuvenation by using three distinct “types” of fat—macrofat, microfat, and nanofat—each with a different job:

- Restore volume where the face deflates over time
- Improve skin quality
- Even help with texture + pigmentation

And the best part? This approach opens the door to more precise, individualized treatment plans—tailored to exactlywhere aging shows up first.

👉 Click to read the full study and see how the science is evolving: https://bit.ly/EvolvingFatGrafting

Plastic surgery for your belly button? It's not as weird as you may think Like people, belly buttons come in all shapes and sizes. Most are innies, but some are outies. They can be wide, narrow, vertical or horizontal. And since they're not functional, they can be reshaped, resized, repositioned and even removed.

📚 Un programa académico diseñado para marcar la diferencia en la práctica diaria. Conferencias, talleres y ponencias que suman valor real dentro y fuera del quirófano. ✨

👉 Asegura tu lugar en el simposio más completo del año.

🔍 Detrás de cada transformación hay años de estudio, precisión quirúrgica y compromiso con el bienestar del paciente.
La cirugía de contorno corporal va más allá de lo estético: es medicina aplicada con maestría.

🎟️ Asegura tu lugar en el simposio más completo del año

What if your tummy tuck wasn't the end of your weight loss journey? 🤔

A new study in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery found that most patients undergoing tummy tuck surgery (abdominoplasty) to remove excess skin and tissue after weight loss continue to lose weight in the months and years after surgery, with an average of up to 10 pounds lost over five years.

Click the link to learn more about the findings! https://www.plasticsurgery.org/news/press-releases/patients-continue-to-lose-weight-in-the-years-after-tummy-tuck?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=PSEC