Men's Cosmetic Procedures
We offer discreet, specialized procedures for men seeking a more defined physique or rejuvenated appearance. Whether it’s body contouring or facial refinement, our treatments are designed with the male aesthetic in mind.
Our Procedures
Gynecomastia
Gynecomastia surgery in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé begins with evaluating how much of your chest fullness comes from fat, glandular breast tissue, or excess skin to determine which combination of liposuction, tissue removal, and skin removal may best address your concerns.
Body Contouring for Men
Body contouring for men in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé addresses concerns such as localized fat, excess skin, abdominal changes, and excess chest tissue with a surgical plan based on your anatomy and goals.
Face & Neck Rejuvenation for Men
Face and neck rejuvenation for men in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé combines surgical and non-surgical options to address concerns around the eyes, face, jawline, and neck based on your anatomy and goals.
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How Is the Belly Button “Remade” During a Tummy Tuck?
During a tummy tuck, the belly button is not recreated — it is repositioned. This article explains how the umbilicus is preserved, how its new position is determined, why surgical technique matters, and what to expect during healing.
Do You Have Enough Fat for a Fat Transfer?
Many patients worry they don’t have enough fat for a fat transfer—especially if they’re naturally thin or very fit. In reality, fat transfer candidacy depends more on proportion, surgical planning, and treatment goals than body weight alone. This article explains how surgeons evaluate donor fat, common areas used for fat harvesting, and why even lean patients are often good candidates for fat grafting with the right approach and expectations.
How a Tummy Tuck Can Restore Core Strength
Many people think of a tummy tuck as a cosmetic procedure, but for some patients it can also improve how the core functions. Pregnancy can stretch and separate the abdominal muscles, making it difficult to regain strength, support the back, or engage the core effectively—even with exercise. By repairing diastasis recti and restoring the abdominal wall, a tummy tuck can improve core stability and posture. Studies show this structural repair may help reduce back strain and, in some postpartum patients, improve pelvic floor support and urinary control. While surgery does not replace exercise or physical therapy, it can correct the underlying anatomy so strengthening efforts finally work as intended.
How to Prevent Pneumonia After a Tummy Tuck: Why I Give Every Patient an Incentive Spirometer
Pneumonia is a preventable but real risk after tummy tuck surgery. In this post, Dr. Victoria Aimé explains how and why she gives every patient an incentive spirometer to support healthy breathing and reduce complications during recovery.