Jeffrey Schreiber MD, breast augmentation surgeon at the Baltimore Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center, has announced the "Real Men Wear Pink" event, which will be held for the month of October. The event is designed to encourage men in the Baltimore community to support the fight against breast cancer. Dr. Schreiber explains that the event involves 12 men in the city who will wear pink for the whole month of October and raise money to be used in the fight against breast cancer.
Dr. Schreiber himself says, "This is a personal mission for many members of the group. Several of them have members of their family diagnosed with breast cancer. I would also like to point out that breast reconstruction surgery has an amazing impact of a woman's self-confidence after major breast cancer related surgeries."
Dr. Schreiber specializes in providing so-called mommy makeover services in Baltimore. He explains that the mommy makeover is not just for moms but it is a combination of several plastic surgery procedures that can help moms regain the bodies they previously had before childbirth. As such, the mommy makeover services are designed to take care of various issues, such as loose skin, stretch marks, misshapen belly buttons, sagging breasts, excess fat, deflated breasts, or any other characteristics often found on a post-baby body.
The traditional mommy makeover includes a tummy tuck and breast augmentation. The mommy makeover Maryland plastic surgeon points out that breast lifts are usually done in addition to the breast augmentation. He explains that because of the increased weight of the breasts during pregnancy and breastfeeding, moms often have sagging and droopy breasts. Aside from being visually unattractive, such breasts may feel uncomfortable or painful. If the breasts have become significantly larger, some women decide to have a breast reduction procedure.
Meanwhile, it is understandable that tummy tucks are often included in mommy makeovers because the abdominal skin and muscles are stretched considerably during pregnancy in order to accommodate the fetus. In addition, pregnant women often experience weight gain before and after childbirth. The result is excess fat or skin around their stomach. Dr. Schreiber often recommends liposuction in addition to the tummy tuck for best results. He may also suggest some non-surgical treatments for removing cellulite.
One advantage of having liposuction, according to Dr. Schreiber, is that they can use the fat that has been removed and have it injected into their buttocks. This is known as the Brazilian butt lift, which improves the volume and shape of the buttocks. This provides the desired hourglass shape that makes a woman appear slimmer. For those who didn't have a liposuction procedure, silicone butt implants can be used instead.
Dr. Schreiber has receive a lot of positive reviews from his patients. For instance, Jessica M. says, "Very professional. They did a great job and made the process as easy as possible." Bonnie J. says, "Dr Schreiber is an extremely talented plastic surgeon. His workmanship is masterful and nothing short of perfection. He transformed my pretty blue eyes into gorgeous blue." A patient who sought to remain anonymous says, "I could not be more satisfied from the results of my breast augmentation. Dr. Schreiber and his staff presented nothing but a professional environment and I felt 100% confident and comfortable choosing Dr. Schreiber as my plastic surgeon. Never undergone an elective procedure before, I cannot express how impressed I was with Dr. Schreibers bedside manner - before, during and after my surgery."
Being originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Dr. Schreiber attended a six year medical program to obtain his B.A. in Biology and M.D. at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Medical School. He was a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. He then moved to Baltimore, Maryland, to complete a general surgery internship at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. After that, he completed an integrated general surgery and plastic surgery residency at the Johns Hopkins Hospital/University of Maryland plastic surgery program. He has published several plastic surgery articles and was given the Upjohn award for clinical research. He has received various awards of which the most recent is the 2018 Patients' Choice Award.
Dr. Schreiber has expressed his belief that cosmetic surgery is not just about changing the way people look but it should also focus on changing how they feel about themselves to allow a new found self-confidence to emerge.
Those interested in the mommy makeover or any other service from the Baltimore Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center can visit the center's website at https://www.baltimoreplasticsurgery.com/ to possibly schedule an appointment.
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Contact BALTIMORE PLASTIC AND COSMETIC SURGERY CENTER:
Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber
410-205-1846
doctor@baltimoreplasticsurgery.com
Baltimore Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center 10807 Falls Rd #101 Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
