Your Patient Has Been Asking About This for 6 Months. She's Still Waiting for Someone Who Can Help.
 The Referral that Never Happens: When Patients Choose You
She mentioned it briefly at her last appointment. You noted it. Moved on.She mentioned it again three months later — a little more directly this time. You gave her a referral.She didn’t go. She came back to you instead. Because you’re her doctor. And she doesn’t want to start again with someone new.
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The Hidden Practice: Capturing the Surge in Pelvic Aesthetics
Mons pubis reduction and fat filling are among the fastest-growing cosmetic requests in Gulf clinics — driven by post-bariatric patients, post-partum women, and a growing awareness of body contouring options.Most OB-GYNs refer these cases out. Not because the surgery is beyond them. But because they’ve never been formally shown how to do it.That referral is a gap in your practice — and a gap in your patient’s care.
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Mastering the Layers: The Critical Role of Scarpa’s Fascia
Mons pubis procedures require precise understanding of the pubic ligament, Scarpa’s fascia, and lymphatic drainage to avoid the two most common complications: seroma and altered sensation.The key decision: liposuction alone, excision alone, or combined? The answer lies in the skin excess, not just the volume.In Video 29 of the course, I walk through a full mons reduction — including patient positioning, incision planning, and the layered closure that prevents contour irregularities.
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Own Your Practice: Integrating Mons Pubis Surgery Confidently
You don’t need a plastic surgery fellowship to offer this to your patients. You need to see it done correctly, once, on a real patient — with the thought process explained in real time.That’s what this module gives you.