Practice, Michael I. Kulick MD
450 Sutter St
#2620
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States
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Asked 2016-06-07
I purchased a high frequency skin care device. On trying the first treatment, the wand would not move around my face smoothly. Do I need to apply a lotion or serum before treatment?
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Michael I. Kulick, MD
Answered: 2016-10-23
Hello. Without knowing what device you purchased, it is impossible to provide you specific advice. My suggestion is to contact the manufacturer for their clinical treatment recommendations.
Asked 2016-04-29
I had a facelift 2 months ago and my PS did a post tragus incision. It is flat and tight on one side. He has injected steroids and tells me to press it inward and it will reshape which does not seem normal to me. Is there any way to achieve natural tragus look or thin the skin it out to reshape the…
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Michael I. Kulick, MD
Answered: 2016-10-23
Hello - I routinely perform a post-tragus incision and have good success with the contour of the tragus. By now the impact of steroid injections, which are effective should be evident. If you are still unhappy with the appearance of your tragus, you should discuss this with your surgeon. There are revision procedures that can be performed to improve the appearance of the tragus. Remember, when you move skin that is thicker = the cheek skin backwards, it can mask the shape of the tragus. A revision procedure may be able to thin out the skin and give you a better tragal contour.
Asked 2016-10-11
I had a breast lift surgery in March 2007, with anchor cut and areola re-positioning but no implant. I'm expecting a baby next month. My breast reacts to the cold, stimulation and often gets painful a few days before my period starts. I would love to breastfeed my baby but can't help thinking that I…
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Michael I. Kulick, MD
Answered: 2016-10-17
Hello, this is an important concern for you and others in your situation. You have experienced the benefit of a breast lift procedure. You should not feel bad about the decision you made back in 2007. Moving forward, the reality of you being able to breast feed now will be self evident. Given your question and it's emotional impact, hopefully you will be able to breast feed. If not, do not let this situation effect your bonding with your child nor your decision made many years ago.
Asked 2016-10-11
Hi there, I had a breast augmentation done in Feb 2013. Followed the recovery directions to a T, as I wanted to ensure quality care and life post surgery. At my 3 week check up, I told my surgeon about some one side pain I was having. He told me it was a normal part of the healing process. A year…
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Michael I. Kulick, MD
Answered: 2016-10-17
All agree that this is disconcerting and understand your feelings. you should seek a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic surgeon in your current location.
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Practice, Michael I. Kulick MD
450 Sutter St
#2620
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States