Dr. Varun Dixit

Dr. Varun Dixit practices at Hinduja Hospital, Sujay hospital and few other hospitals in Mumbai.

Dr. Varun Dixit has more than 12 years of experience.

Dr. Varun Dixit specializes in hair transplants and minimally invasive surgeries for the face.

While both cosmetic and plastic surgery aim to improve a patient’s appearance, the beliefs that guide training, research, and patient outcomes are very different.

Cosmetic Surgery is concerned with improving one’s appearance.

Cosmetic surgery procedures, techniques, and philosophies are all aimed at improving a patient’s appearance. The main goals are to improve visual appeal, symmetry, and proportion. Aesthetic or cosmetic surgery can be performed on any part of the body, including the head, neck, and face.

Cosmetic surgery is classified as elective since it treats areas that function normally. Doctors from a range of medical professions, including plastic surgeons, conduct cosmetic elective operations.

Plastic Surgery is concerned with the repair of defects in order to restore normal function and appearance.

Plastic surgery is a medical speciality that focuses on the reconstruction of face and body deformities caused by congenital defects, trauma, burns, or disease. Plastic surgery is reconstructive in nature and is meant to address malfunctioning aspects of the body. While many plastic surgeons choose to do cosmetic surgery in addition to reconstructive surgery, the foundation of their surgical training remains reconstructive plastic surgery. In reality, the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Doctors changed its name to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons in 1999 to emphasize that “plastic and reconstructive surgeons are one and the same.”

Aesthetic surgery is the pursuit of what the Greek word aisthetikos, which means a passion for beauty. The surgical enhancement of beauty was roundly ignored until the late 1800s.

Some people seek plastic surgery to correct a physical flaw or to change an area of their body that bothers them. Guys who have gynecomastia (extra breast tissue) that doesn’t go away with time or weight loss, for example, may benefit from reduction surgery.

Permanent in many cases, but it is important to note that plastic surgery does not stop aging, neither would it ensure that you cannot put on weight again, even if you have had liposuction or tummy tuck. It is important to have realistic expectations and choose the procedure which is most appropriate for you.

For example, a facelift will rejuvenate your face, and turn the clock back on your face, but does not mean you will look like this all your life. A tummy tuck will give you a flat and taut abdomen for life, IF you are close to your ideal body weight and you do not gain a lot of weight after the surgery; or become pregnant. In terms of choosing the right procedure, if you are grossly overweight, you may need bariatric surgery and not liposuction or tummy tuck. You must choose the right surgeon, the right procedure and discuss your options.