Plastic Surgery Blog

Not all plastic surgeons follow the same standards. Training, certifications, and hands-on experience can vary more than most patients realize. For those considering surgery in Scottsdale, Phoenix, or Tucson, it’s worth looking closely at a surgeon’s background, not just their marketing. Dr. Deborah White is a board-certified plastic surgeon with nearly 30 years in private […]

People often confuse tummy tucks and liposuction. While both procedures reshape the midsection, they work differently and are designed for different goals. For patients in Scottsdale and beyond, choosing the best body contouring procedure depends on your body’s needs and the results you want to achieve.  What Is a Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)? A tummy tuck […]

If you’re bothered by loose or sagging skin on your upper arms, an arm lift can help. However, not every brachioplasty is the same. Different techniques work best for different goals and body types. Let’s break down the most common types of arm lift surgery and how to figure out which one might be right […]

A buttock lift surgery removes excess skin and reshapes the lower body for a firmer, more contoured look. At Deborah White, M.D. Plastic Surgery, we focus on providing expert care for individuals considering this surgery. Part of that is helping you understand how to prepare for a smooth procedure and recovery. This guide walks you […]

If you’ve recently undergone a Body Lift, congratulations! You’ve taken a big step toward enhancing your appearance and boosting your confidence. This surgery helps remove excess skin and redefine your body contours, especially after significant weight loss or aging.  While you may feel great post-surgery, remember that maintaining your body is an ongoing process. Dr. […]

Losing weight is a great achievement, but there’s another challenge that people don’t talk about enough: loose, sagging skin. Even with diet and exercise, that excess skin doesn’t always shrink back on its own. If you’re dealing with this issue, a belt lipectomy after weight loss could help you finally feel comfortable in your new […]

At Deborah White, M.D. Plastic Surgery, we understand the importance of maintaining a youthful and radiant complexion. Fine lines and wrinkles may be inevitable, but the journey to smoother, more youthful skin doesn’t have to be. Discover the excellent effects of dermal filler for wrinkles, expertly administered by our dedicated surgical team. UNDERSTANDING THE ART […]

Liposuction surgery in Phoenix has become increasingly popular for those seeking effective body-contouring procedures. Plastic surgery procedures like liposuction offer a way to achieve the sculpted physique you desire. Liposuction permanently removes fat cells from an area. However, since all of the fat cells cannot be removed, the remaining cells can still swell in size […]

Healing from a breast augmentation can depend on several factors, such as the placement of the implant, its size, your pain tolerance, and the recovery rate of your body. Your body will heal from the results in about six weeks. 24 Hours Your arms and upper chest will be sore 24 hours following your breast […]

Sometimes called a “miss piggy nose,” an upturned nose is a condition where the nasal tip points diagonally upwards. The nose is also often shorter than typical noses. Because of this, people with upturned noses sometimes suffer from a negative self-image. It’s time to try out a solution: rhinoplasty surgery. Because the nasal proportions are […]

Feeling fed up with flab? Tired of your spare tire? Trick out your tummy with a tummy tuck! Depending on how much tissue alteration and removal you’re interested in, your tummy-tuck procedure will take between one and five hours. An incision from one hipbone to the other will give the plastic surgeon the needed access […]

Interested in a breast lift? Breast lift surgery is a respected and time-tested type of procedure that can aid in removal of excess tissue and reduce sagging. The technical term for sagging is “ptosis,” and the amount which a breast sags is called its “ptosis grade.” A person’s ptosis grade is determined by gauging the […]