What's The Difference Between Panniculectomy And Abdominoplasty Surgery?

Many patients know something is wrong with their abdomen, but they are not sure what operation, if any, makes sense they need to correct the issue. Some describe constant rashes under a fold of skin. Others want a flatter front belly and better core support after pregnancy. Some ...

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Date Published:

24

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


How To Remove Your Love Handles - Surgical Options for Fat Removal

Love handles are the pockets of fat along the flanks that can show through clothes and resist targeted workouts. They are common and they are not a sign of poor discipline. Genetics, hormones, and skin quality all play a role. Dr. Michael Baumholtz is a double board-certified Pla...

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Date Published:

20

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Recovery After Spiral Thigh Lift - Tips And Timeline

A Spiral Thigh Lift is a powerful operation for patients who live with loose inner thigh skin, sagging tissue around the outer thigh, and lower body changes after weight loss or aging. The procedure treats the thigh in a near 360 degree path and it includes an upper buttock lifti...

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Date Published:

18

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Recovery After Fleur-De-Lis Surgery (FDL) - Tips and Timeline

Losing weight is a major accomplishment. Even when the scale shows success, skin can lag behind. Extra folds can hang over the belt line, bunch at the waist, or spill over the sides of jeans. Clothing may not fit well. Movement may feel awkward. Dr. Michael Baumholtz helps patien...

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Date Published:

15

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Recovery After Brachioplasty - Tips And Timeline

Brachioplasty recovery is a partnership. Patients bring goals and daily habits. Dr. Michael Baumholtz brings surgical skill, conservative judgment, and a clear plan. The goal is honest and attainable: smoother arm contours, reliable wound healing, and a confident return to daily ...

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Date Published:

07

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


How to Reduce Swelling And Bruising After Breast Reduction Surgery

Bruising and swelling are part of normal healing after breast reduction. The aim is not to erase them; the aim is to guide them so recovery feels steady, safe, and predictable. Dr. Michael Baumholtz, a highly experienced Plastic Surgeon in San Antonio, TX, is dual board-certified...

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Date Published:

05

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Recovery After Labiaplasty - Tips And Timeline

Recovery after labiaplasty should be steady, comfortable, and predictable. Dr Michael Baumholtz, Plastic Surgeon in San Antonio, Texas, guides each patient with a practical plan that fits real life in South Texas. This page explains what to expect week by week, how to reduc...

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Date Published:

03

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


How Do I Get Rid Of A Turkey Neck?

"Turkey neck" affects women and men. It describes loose or crepey skin under the chin, vertical platysma bands, and sometimes extra fullness that blunts the jawline. Many people feel that their neck looks older than their face and find themselves avoiding photos or certain neckli...

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Date Published:

02

Jan

2026,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


What Are The Different Belly Button Shapes

A Plain English Guide From Dr Michael Baumholtz, Plastic Surgeon In San Antonio, Texas Belly buttons are small scars with a big job in aesthetics. Some are tiny and tucked in. Others are round, oval, hooded, or slightly protruding. After weight change, pregnancy, or surgery, a na...

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Date Published:

29

Dec

2025,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Managing And Minimizing Scars After A Spiral Thigh Lift

Scarring is a normal part of healing after a spiral thigh lift. The aim is not zero scars - it is calm, thin, well placed lines that fade and blend as tissues mature. Dr Michael Baumholtz, Plastic Surgeon in San Antonio, Texas, uses a steady plan that combines smart surgical desi...

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Date Published:

26

Dec

2025,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Upper Blepharoplasty Recovery Day By Day

Upper blepharoplasty - often called an upper lid bleph - is a small operation on a highly visible area. Recovery can feel bigger than expected because the eyes are front and center in every conversation, every photo, and every video call. This page lays out a clear plan in practi...

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Date Published:

15

Dec

2025,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


Why Are C Cup Breasts The Most Popular?

Dr. Michael Baumholtz hears it every week. Someone walks in asking for a specific letter, often tied to a friend's result or an online post. He listens, then reframes the conversation. In his practice, cup size is not the plan and it is not the target. It is a clothing labe...

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Date Published:

28

Nov

2025,

Author:

Dr Michael Baumholtz


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