Visage Clinic: Dr. Marc DuPéré
101-133 Hazelton Avenue
Toronto, ON M5R 0A6
Phone: (416) 929-9800
Fax: (416) 368-3113
Toll Free: 1 (855) 8 VISAGE
Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
During the Covid19, Toronto Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon Dr Marc DuPéré decided to start this Q&A on social media and the VISAGE team thought the Q&A should be published here so "they live" for a long time. Enjoy! And please do ask questions on the blogs! 1.How long after having a child can I do …
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Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to breast augmentation here in Toronto—especially when it’s taken to the extreme. There are a few reasons why a plastic surgeon may say no to oversized implants, all of which are for your benefit. A trustworthy, honest surgeon is your main defense against extreme, unnatural-looking breast augmentation results. …
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BIA-ALCL (Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma) is a relatively new condition that recently came up in the news and over social media. It is also relatively new to plastic surgeons. I want to emphasize this for women considering breast augmentation with implants at my Toronto plastic surgery practice: BIA-ALCL affects ONLY TEXTURED implants. Smooth silicone …
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If you're thinking about getting breast implants at my Toronto clinic, I've got a bit of advice that may surprise you: Don't spend too much time on the internet doing research. With so much information available online, many patients research exhaustively before their consultation. But when it comes to deciding on the particulars of breast …
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Silicone gel breast implants are without question the most popular choice for women getting breast augmentation, both in Toronto and throughout Canada and the U.S. Statistics kept by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) show that in 2017 nearly 90% of breast augmentation patients preferred silicone gel implants to saline implants. However, you'll …
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Choosing breast implants can be both exciting and a bit unsettling. One of the most important parts of your breast augmentation consultation is discussing the options you have for breast implants. My Toronto clinic offers a range of choices, and I can help you select the implants best-suited to achieve your goals. Breast implants have …
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Breast augmentation patients at my Toronto clinic who plan to have children in the future often worry about their ability to breastfeed with implants. The good news is that breast implants themselves rarely interfere with breastfeeding, but certain choices you make about your breast augmentation surgery can affect your ability to do so. For example, …
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What's the ideal breast shape? There really isn't one. Some women prefer teardrop-shaped breasts, while some like them rounder. I always ask patients who are considering getting breast implants at my Toronto practice about their preferences. The young crowd seems to like them very round and high, and my more mature ladies typically prefer a …
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Tight cleavage is almost always a request from my patients here in Toronto. Unfortunately, when doing a breast augmentation, be it subglandular, subfascial or submuscular, there is a midline zone, over the chest bone (sternum) where we, plastic surgeons, must keep intact and refrain from detaching from the chest bone, the reason being the avoidance …
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For most, the primary goal of breast augmentation is to make the breasts more attractive. So it's understandable that many prospective patients are concerned about scarring. Why improve the size and shape of the breasts if it's simply going to add a visible scar? The good news is that breast augmentation here in my Toronto …
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