In this episode of 'Nipped & Toxxed,' Dr. Ashley Robey discusses fat transfer in detail, building on a previous discussion about liposuction. She explains that fat transfer involves taking fat from areas of excess and injecting it into areas of deficiency. The procedure offers a natural feel compared to implants or fillers and has the potential for long-term results. Dr. Robey outlines the steps involved in fat transfer, including harvesting, processing, and injecting the fat, and highlights the most common areas for the procedure: breasts, buttocks, face, and hands. She also discusses ideal candidates, precautions, techniques to maximize fat retention, and potential risks. The episode addresses myths and misconceptions and emphasizes the importance of choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon for the procedure. Lastly, Dr. Robey answers listener questions and shares some typical before and after results.

Dr. Ashley Robey, quadruple board certified plastic surgeon, delves into surgical procedures for arm contouring. Dr. Robey discusses various options for improving arm contours, especially for those who are unhappy with the appearance of their arms due to loose skin or disproportionately large arms. She describes traditional brachioplasty, liposuction, the minimally invasive Body Tite treatment using radio frequency energy, and limited brachioplasty incisions. Dr. Robey also reviews some other techniques and tools that surgeons utilize in the arm contouring world, such as laser liposuction, JPlasma and Cool Sculpting. Dr. Robey emphasizes that brachioplasty, typically an outpatient procedure lasting two to three hours, has a high satisfaction rate but carries theoretical post-operative challenges such as scarring and swelling. She also provides an overview of the costs involved and indicates that such procedures can be life-changing for the right candidates.

In this episode of 'Nipped and Toxxed,' Dr. Ashley Robey and Dr. Kelly Killeen discuss unusual and unique requests they receive as plastic surgeons. They delve into procedures not typically within the plastic surgery domain, such as limb lengthening and extreme waist training. They also highlight specific patient requests like body modifications to mimic celebrities or characters, colored iris implants, and dimpleplasty. The conversation further explores minimally invasive treatments for knee laxity, unusual facial procedures, and surgeries reflecting gender identity transitions. Both doctors share insights into the challenges of balancing patient expectations and ensuring safe, realistic outcomes.