Plastic Surgery Highlights

Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon and facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Gal Aharonov illustrate a surgical solution for a woman’s receding hairline.

Dr. Ordon a lip implant on Megan using a Surgisil PermaLip implant. The plastic surgeon guides the implant into place in Megan’s upper lip, and voila! In no time at all, Megan’s mouth appears fuller.

Dr. Ordon explains how he uses liposuction to reduce the appearance of cankles.

Even after losing that pregnancy weight after giving birth, some women opt for post-partum plastic surgery.

With Joan Rivers as his assistant, Dr. Ordon performs a cleavage rejuvenation procedure on Andrea, 48, who wants the unsightly wrinkles removed from her chest.

Dr. Jean Loftus joins Better to discuss the risks of plastic surgery, and celebrities whose obsession borders on plastic surgery addiction.

After giving birth to quintuplets, Sarah was left with unsightly excess skin on her stomach. Go inside the operating room as Dr. Ordon performs a tummy tuck and removes over 10 pounds of skin!

Have a question about plastic surgery? Get a firsthand look at how facelifts are performed.

Dr. Dennis Hurwitz, pioneer of the Total Body Lift, demonstrates the surgical procedure on a mannequin.

This segment educates on how our age shows on our skin and how fat can be used as the fountain of youth.

Amanda, 27, weighed 400 pounds. Desperate, she turned to gastric by-pass surgery and lost 180 pounds. But years of obesity took its toll, and pounds of loose flesh remained on her body. Dr. Dennis Hurwitz, pioneer of the Total Body Lift, performed a complex surgery that required five doctors and lasted eight hours. They removed 15 pounds of excess fat and skin from Amanda's abdomen, back, buttocks, thighs and breasts.

Taking your fat and moving it around - that's the next medical breakthrough in plastic surgery.

Dr. Ordon removes a mole from 49-year-old Mary's face. Though the mole is not cancerous, Mary feels very self-conscious about it and has opted for the procedure. Dr. Ordon bevels the mole, excises it down to the muscle and cauterizes it to close off the blood vessels. He sutures the site with clear dissolvable stitches and uses Dermabond, a tissue sealant that naturally falls off when the wound heals.

In this medical video learn about surgery which can help people with obesity issues get a second chance.