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Cosmetic Surgery Images From Manhattan Tummy Tuck Photos New York City
Abdominoplasty photos from Dr. Sterry, Manhattan, NYC
before and after tummy tuck images New York City
These are photos of actual patients both before and after tummy tuck surgery (abdominoplasty) in New York City. Dr. Sterry performs a lot of body contouring procedures and takes great pride in his work. If you want the best tummy tuck results possible you will need to find a board certified plastic surgeon with expert experience. We think the proof is in the pictures below.
Tummy tuck and hernia repair performed for a 34 year old New York woman - Includes Video
Breast augmentation and tummy tuck recovery can be combined.
Young Patient who had a tummy tuck with liposuction of the flanks.
This native New York woman hated her tummy and belly button appearance after giving birth.
This patient wanted a "Mommy Makeover". A tummy tuck and breast implants certainly helped get her body back!
C-section hernia and tummy tuck performed together.
Tummy tuck with midline scar after major weight loss
Tummy tuck, breast lift and arm lift. "I swear, on my board certificate, this is the same patient” -- Dr. Sterry
Tummy tuck and breast reduction in New York
Tummy tuck, umbilical hernia repair, and liposuction
Before and after tummy tuck performed after birth of twins.
Tummy tuck before and after photographs in New York City
Patient testimonials
‘Very well-informed on the treatment of bariatric post-ops’
“Dr. Sterry is compassionate, knowledgeable, dedicated and very well-informed on the treatment of bariatric post-ops. He understands where post-ops come from and the frustration of living in bodies that have become even more uncomfortable. I am just starting this process, but would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Sterry.
“Update, April 28, 2004.... More >>
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