Paul M. Parker, M.D. · Parker Center for Plastic Surgery · Paramus NJ

Breast augmentation is now the number one plastic surgery procedure performed by plastic surgeons in NJ and in the United States. Today’s implants come in a multitude of sizes and shapes to give every woman the bust line they’ve always wanted.

Dr. Parker does a large number of New Jersey breast augmentation surgeries every year with women who are looking for all different types of results. Some women start out with little to no breast tissue and just want to enough to fill out a bra, others have a moderate or large amount but yearn for a larger, fuller bust line.

Nicole, 21, is a full time student and restaurant worker who was tired of her “A” cup breasts. After saving money for the past year, Nicole was ready to go ahead and have the breast augmentation surgery she always wanted.

“I really have wanted to do this for the past few years. The timing was just right. I’d saved my money all year, and I was on a school break. I was really ready. I didn’t want to wait any longer,” explained Nicole.

For some men, learning more about their bodies and about how to look their best also involves learning about gynecomastia. New Jersey is home to the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery, which is a center for remarkable breast reduction for men. While a man may be in shape, excess fatty tissue in the chest wall can contribute to larger or sagging breasts. This excess tissue frustrates many men when it will not go away, despite extra efforts at the gym.

“Gynecomastia is a term that refers to male breast enlargement,” Dr. Paul M. Parker explains. “Breast reduction for men can remove that tissue and give men a much more appealing shape.

Joanne, 58 year old mother of two, decided it was time to get rid of her 36DDs. She researched on the Web and even though The Parker Center was not all that close to her, she decided it was worth the drive for New Jersey plastic surgeon, Dr. Parker to evaluate her situation.

“My breasts have always bothered me. I am very petite so imagine trying to buy clothes with 36DDs,” says Joanne. “I could never wear the tops I wanted to.”

After deciding to have cosmetic surgery, many patients have difficulty choosing the best plastic surgeon for them. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, “Choosing the right plastic surgeon is the most important factor in the success of a patient’s plastic surgery.” How to approach the process of picking a surgeon is not always easy.  In order to try to simplify the process and use objective criteria in making such this important decision, Dr. Paul M. Parker and his team at the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery, have developed a “Consultation Checklist.”  Searching for a surgeon becomes more manageable when you use a clearly defined system to make the choice. This list divides the most quantifiable factors used in selecting a plastic surgeon into a checklist that helps the patient evaluate plastic surgeons in NJ fairly and accurately.

Rose is a 55-year-old business professional who works full time in New York. In the past two years, Rose lost twenty pounds by attending weight loss meetings and by starting an exercise program; however, stubbornly, Rose’s abdomen refused to shrink.

“After all my dieting and exercise, I was still a size 12 because of my stomach. I had never considered surgery until I heard one of my co-workers talking about wanting a tummy tuck. Right then I thought, ‘Aha! That might be what I need,’” explained Rose.

After deciding on eyelid surgery, New Jersey resident Joe consulted Dr. Paul M. Parker at the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery.  Joe is a 42-year-old father of two young children.  While his wife and family are busy taking lots of photos of the kids, Joe has been avoiding the camera because of the large bags under his eyes.

“My kids are 4 and 1 so we’re always taking pictures in my family.  I got to hate the way I looked in photos.  I always looked like I’d been up all night.  The bags under my eyes were just unsightly.  I couldn’t stand people always asking me if I was tired,” said Joe.

Jim is a single, 32-year old design professional who recently had gynecomastia correction surgery with Dr. Parker.  Gynecomastia or “man boobs” is a common condition that reportedly affects 50% of adult males.  It can affect one or both breasts and men both young and old.

“I’m 32 and I’ve had this problem since puberty, for 20 years really.  I was very tired of dealing with it.  I had tried exercise, changing my diet and a strict combination of both.  Nothing helped.  In fact, by working my upper body so hard, I had made the problem worse.  My chest muscles got bigger making them look even larger.  I was really ready to do something about it,” explained Jim.

Fifty-one year old Lisa is a homemaker with two grown children who initially came to see Dr. Parker for a consultation regarding her eyes.  In the past two years Lisa had noticed that the skin around her eyes had become saggy, and putting on makeup was more difficult.

Lisa consulted with Dr. Parker at the recommendation of a physician friend of hers.  She didn’t consult any other plastic surgeons in NJ because once she had met with Dr. Parker and the staff at the Parker Center she was confident that it was the right choice for her.

Cellular therapy is the future of regenerative medicine.  By storing your own stem cells, New Jersey plastic surgeon, Paul M. Parker MD, intends to “halt aging.”  The cells that are stored cryogenically withstand aging, so they can be used to maintain and to repair tissue optimally. This is another opportunity for you to preserve your youthful glow.

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