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Connecticut Plastic Surgery Information
Frequently Performed Cosmetic Surgery Procedures
Women
Liposuction (lipoplasty)
Breast Augmentation
Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)
Rhinoplasty (nose reshaping)
Breast Reduction
| Men
Nose reshaping
Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)
Liposuction (& UAL)
Hair transplantation
Facelift |
Other popular aesthetic & reconstructive procedures include:
BREAST
Reconstruction
Augmentation
Reduction
Implants
Enhancement
| FACE/NECK
Facelifts
Chin Surgery
Cheek Implants
Browlift
Forehead Lift
Necklift
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| HEAD
Ear (Otoplasty)
Cleft Palate
Hair Replacement
Scalp Reduction
Male Breast
| BODY
Hand Surgery
Buttock Surgery
Thigh Lift
Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
Lower Body Lift
|
SKIN: Procedures, Treatments & Injectable Fillers |
Chemical Peels
Dermabrasion
Microdermabrasion
Laser Skin Resurfacing
Spider & Leg Veins
|
Brown Spots
Thermage® - Thermacool TC(tm)
Cosmoderm(tm) & Cosmoplast(tm)
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Restylane(tm)
Perlane(tm)
Sculptra (tm)
BOTOX® Cosmetic
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Facial fat grafting is becoming popular. New cosmetic treatments, procedures and wrinkle fillers are being developed and tested all the time. Calf and pectoral implants for men are gaining in popularity. And, of course, there are a wide range of reconstructive plastic surgery procedures performed on cancer, burn and accident survivors each year- too many to list here.
Cosmetic Surgery Costs in Connecticut
Like elsewhere, Connecticut cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery costs can vary widely from surgeon to surgeon and from one city or area to another.
You should ask your CT plastic surgeon what his/her fee includes. Operating room and other fees may be additional.
Contact your health insurance provider: many reconstructive plastic surgery procedures are covered by health insurance.
Click on the appropriate tab on our menu bar (left) to find out more about average surgeons' fees for cosmetic and reconstructive procedures and treatments.
