Dr. Deepesh Goyal

Surgery or jests of the mark to lag is frequently very favorable for those with severe or hypertrophic scars. Scars often result from the meanwhile of injuries, surgeries, or acne, which changes the skin texture and the looks. The corrective operations, i.e., excision or revision, can be effective, but the results are not always the same. The key point is to be in close contact with a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon about your condition with the aim of the best individual method of treatment. Aside from that, the dermatologist or the plastic surgeon will tell you clearly how the treatment will be done and they will assist you in making a well-informed decision. 

Uneven size of breasts is quite a common problem. But, if you think yours are too small, it is good to know that size has nothing to do with your health condition. The short breasts can be due to inherited characteristics and also hormonal fluctuations. 

The stubborn belly fat and the lost breast size can be very irritating. This is attributable to changes in hormone levels as you lose weight. Don't get burned out; you can still have tips. For the purpose of burning belly fat, eat healthily and exercise regularly. To keep the breast size the same, concentrate on strength training exercises that work on the chest muscles. 

At 19, your body is still developing, and breasts can still get bigger until your early 20s. No, there are no pills or drugs that are capable of increasing the size of the breasts in any considerable way. It is necessary to understand that the size of the breast is defined mainly by the genetic factors and the hormones of the body. 

Non-surgical rhinoplasty isn't permane­nt. It changes your nose's shape using fille­rs. But these only last 1-2 years. Because your body breaks them down slowly over time­. If you want a lasting change, you may need surgical rhinoplasty inste­ad. This involves actual reshaping through an operation. So while­ non-surgical is quick, it's not forever. Surgery give­s permanent results but re­quires healing too.