Moneer Jaibaji, MD

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Moneer Jaibaji, MD

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Coronado, CA 92118
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Questions Answered

Breast Reduction Surgery

Asked 2017-03-23

I am currently morbidly obese (313lbs) and have begun a diet and exercise regimen. The problem is that my breasts are extremely large, to the point where I am unable to find any place with a bra that fits. The biggest bra I own is a 42P and it does not fit. It is causing tremendous pain with my…

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Moneer Jaibaji, MD

Answered: 2017-03-30

It is always better to lose the weight before any reduction surgery. This will help you get through surgery and recovery in a much better way.

Is it safe to have multiple procedures?

Asked 2014-06-09

Can a tummy tuck (with the belly button repositioned, liposuction on the thighs and labiaplasty be safely done at the same time?

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Moneer Jaibaji, MD

Answered: 2017-01-23

Generally speaking the procedures can safely be done at the same time, however, it will also depend on your health. Your plastic surgeon should be able to tell you that during your consultation.

Best treatment to fade a year old white scar

Asked 2017-01-03

What would be the best treatment to fade a year old white scar? I am using Elidel but no results yet.

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Moneer Jaibaji, MD

Answered: 2017-01-12

Give it more time. Unless the scar is contracted or distorting the skin, then it needs to be revised.

Implant after Radiation

Asked 2016-12-19

I had a lumpectomy followed by 21 radiation treatments one year ago which resulted in tight, thick skin and a hard, shrinking breast, muscle damage. I'm small breasted, age 57, 5' 7" and weigh 125 lbs and I had a tummy tuck 3 years ago. I work out regularly. My problem is that I wanted fat transfer…

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Moneer Jaibaji, MD

Answered: 2017-01-12

The problem with radiation injury to the skin and muscle is its permanent and can be progressive. Adding fat, which you have already done will help in softening the breast skin and soft tissue but, does not eliminate the radiation injury. Placing an implant, no matter what shape or form, most likely will result in capsular contracture and may accentuate the asymmetry. In cases where the skin is noticeably affected by radiation bringing healthy skin and muscle to the breast from a non irradiated areas gives the bestsellers long term results and an implant can be more safely added. You may want to consider and Latissimus flap since you already had a tummy tuck.

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