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Implants Placed through the Armpit

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While Dr. Yates performs most of his augmentation procedures by making an small incision at the bottom of the breast crease (inframammary) on each breast, some patients wonder about the pros and cons of using the transaxillary method, where implants are placed through incisions made in the armpit.    In this blog, let’s go through what’s […]

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Tips for Recovery After a Mommy Makeover

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A mommy makeover with Dr. Yates can get rid of the sagging skin, repair separated stomach muscles, and remove the pockets of fat that are the aftermath of having children. A mommy makeover is the combination of usually three procedures into a single surgical session. Dr. Yates usually includes a breast lift (with or without […]

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More About Transferring that Fat

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Fat is good when you’re cooking, as it usually provides the flavor that makes your recipe more like something you’d see on Food Network and less from the Hamburger Helper aisle at Smith’s. But on our figures, fat can be the enemy. It tends to accumulate in some locations, such as the lower abdomen, where […]

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Transfer that Fat to Where It’s Wanted

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We all have pockets of fat that are completely unwanted in their current locale, such as on the flanks or the lower abdomen. If only you could hire a U-Haul and move the fat to somewhere it was more appreciated, such as the breasts. Now there’s an idea! It’s not just an idea to Dr. […]

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An Implant Choice to Consider

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We have more and more patients at our Layton practice who want to want a curvier figure through breast augmentation, but the idea of putting silicone gel in their breasts makes them uneasy. They’ve heard that silicone implants provide a more natural feel and that they have far fewer problems with rippling. But they’re concerned […]

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More Curves for 2021?

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This New Year, thanks to this dopey virus, is unlike any before in that we’ve had so much time at home — whether working from home, becoming a teacher at home because the kids’ schools were closed, or simply not being able to travel anywhere or go out. Most of us took some measure of […]

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Is It a Good Time for A Tummy Tuck?

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Determining when the best time is to have a tummy tuck can be difficult. You may want to have one long before you’re truly ready to commit to the procedure. A tummy tuck requires several things to be successful, but there are several things you can do to prepare yourself. Why Get a Tummy Tuck? […]

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What Is a BLL or Butt Augmentation?

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A Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) or buttock augmentation is a surgical procedure involving the shaping of the buttocks. It is more common in certain cultures but has gained popularity in the U.S. If you are interested in BBL, Brazilian Butt Lift, contact Dr. Yates today to schedule a consultation. Dr. Yates treats patients in Salt […]

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The Case for Breast Reduction Surgery

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When most people think of plastic surgery, they think of breast augmentations, rhinoplasty, and tummy tucks. While these procedures can help you have more confidence in your body, some women see us for breast reduction surgery. The case for breast reduction surgery usually comes down to quality of life. This could mean ending the back […]

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PREOP INSTRUCTIONS – Dr. YATES

Pre-Operative Instructions Location Surgery is performed in our AAAASF certified office operating suite @ the Tanner Clinic in Layton Timing Be flexible. Your scheduled surgery time may be adjusted Food and water Nothing to eat or drink after midnight unless instructed differently by Dr. Yates or his nurse. No exceptions (coffee, gum or mints) medications […]

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