MISSISSAUGA, ON, October 09, 2010 (Press-News.org) The media has discovered what his patients already knew. Dr. Michael Weinberg was one of the first Toronto plastic surgery experts to introduce combination procedures to give post-partum moms back the bodies they once had. He was chosen to be featured in an article on Mommy makeovers for Lifestyles magazine this fall. He has perfected the combination of tummy tuck, liposuction and breast implants. Toronto audiences will also be able to view his surgical results in an upcoming television segment on the hit television show Plastic Makes Perfect.
Dr. Weinberg sites several advantages to these combination surgeries. Patients undergo one surgery and one time anesthesia, and only one recovery period instead of several, as they would if they had separate surgeries for breast augmentation, tummy tuck and Liposuction. He also adds that it is more cost effective for patients than 3 separate procedures. The typical patient is one who has had multiple pregnancies and has breast fed. Dr. Weinberg reports a growing trend in his practice toward combination procedures, and points out that at his CAAASF certified surgical facility, surgeries are carried out in similar safety conditions as prevail in large hospitals.
The segment which will air in November on Plastic Makes Perfect will follow the exciting story of a young woman who makes the decision to undergo breast augmentation. Toronto and Mississauga patients are increasingly discovering the advantages of breast implant surgery with an expert in the field such as Dr. Weinberg.
Dr. Weinberg was in attendance at the recent CSAPS, the Canadian Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, sharing ideas at the breast implant sessions in Toronto In Oct.
MCSC is a fully accredited plastic surgery facility owned and operated by Dr. Michael Weinberg, board certified plastic Surgeon, offering the latest in surgical and non surgical cosmetic medical treatments. Dr. Weinberg also sees patients at his second location in downtown Toronto, The Toronto Plastic Surgery Clinic.
Website: http://www.mississaugacosmeticsurgeryclinic.com
Plastic Surgery Toronto Expert Recognized for Results with Breast Implants; Toronto Patients Benefit
Mississauga and Toronto patients can read about Toronto plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Weinberg's success with combination breast augmentation, tummy tuck and liposuction procedures - so-called Mommy Makeovers - in this fall's issue of Lifestyles magazine.
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[Press-News.org] Plastic Surgery Toronto Expert Recognized for Results with Breast Implants; Toronto Patients BenefitMississauga and Toronto patients can read about Toronto plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Weinberg's success with combination breast augmentation, tummy tuck and liposuction procedures - so-called Mommy Makeovers - in this fall's issue of Lifestyles magazine.