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Dr. Anu Bajaj FAQs

Choosing plastic surgery or non-surgical rejuvenation is personal, and it helps to have clear answers in one place before deciding what comes next. Bajaj Plastic Surgery in Oklahoma City offers breast surgery, body contouring, facial surgery, and non-surgical aesthetic treatments with Dr. Anu Bajaj, a board-certified plastic surgeon with reconstructive microsurgery fellowship training.

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Bajaj Plastic Surgery FAQs

Where is Bajaj Plastic Surgery located?

Bajaj Plastic Surgery is located in Northwest Oklahoma City off of North May Aveue. The main office phone number listed is (405) 810-8448.

Dr. Anu Bajaj is a board-certified plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Her training includes an integrated plastic surgery residency at Loma Linda University Medical Center and a reconstructive microsurgery fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Dr. Bajaj focuses on breast surgery, body sculpting, facial surgery, and non-surgical treatments. This includes body contouring after weight loss, labiaplasty, breast augmentation, breast lift, tummy tuck, facelift, eyelid surgery, Botox and Dysport, FemTouch, MiraDry and Sciton Moxi & BBL.

Most cosmetic procedures are self-pay. Dr. Bajaj is not an in-network provider for most insurance carriers.

You can schedule a consultation by phone or by contacting Bajaj Plastic Surgery directly. Your consultation is the best time to review your goals, anatomy, recovery timeline, and treatment options in detail.

Yes, we do offer virtual consultations. They can be a convenient option for initial discussions and guidance. However, because the hands-on aspect is missing, certain nuances can be more difficult to assess remotely. For the most thorough evaluation and best overall experience, in-person consultations are preferred whenever possible.

Out-of-town patient resources are available for patients traveling for care. The office can help confirm the best consultation format for your needs.

Financing is listed among the patient resources available through Bajaj Plastic Surgery. It is usually easiest to review payment planning alongside your treatment recommendations.

Bajaj Plastic Surgery serves Oklahoma City and the surrounding communities. Patients also travel in for breast surgery, body contouring, facial surgery, and non-surgical care with Dr. Bajaj.

Your first consultation will include a discussion of your goals, medical history, anatomy, and recovery expectations. It is also an opportunity to review what surgical and nonsurgical options may best align with your needs and goals.

Dr. Bajaj combines cosmetic and reconstructive training with a personalized approach that centers on long-term patient relationships. Bajaj Plastic Surgery also offers both surgical and non-surgical options, which allows treatment plans to be highly individualized.

Body Contouring After Weight Loss FAQs

When is the right time to consider body contouring after weight loss?

The best time to consider surgery is after your weight has been stable for several months (3-6 months) and you feel confident you can maintain it. Surgery is typically more rewarding when you have already reached a realistic long-term goal weight.

Body contouring after weight loss is used to address loose skin, stretched tissue, and areas that still feel heavy or difficult to manage after major weight loss. Many patients are not trying to lose more weight but are instead looking for a body shape that better reflects their progress.

Exercise can strengthen muscle and improve tone, but it cannot remove skin that has been significantly stretched. Once skin elasticity is lost, surgery is often the only way to remove the excess and tighten the contour. It is analogous to the rubber band that has been stretched so much it can’t return to its original shape and size.

Yes. Many patients do better with a staged plan because more than one area may need treatment and not everything can be addressed at once.

Patients are happiest when the main issue is extra skin affecting comfort, clothing fit, exercise, or confidence rather than expecting surgery to finish the weight-loss process. Strong candidates understand that the goal is contour improvement, not perfection.

Yes, depending on the areas being treated and how much recovery you can reasonably manage. Combination planning works best when it is built around priorities instead of trying to address everything in one step.

Recovery depends on which areas are treated, but patients should expect swelling, soreness, and activity restrictions while the tissues heal. Planning enough downtime and support at home makes the process more manageable.

Preparation matters because these procedures require both physical recovery and lifestyle planning. Helpful steps include:

  • Reaching a stable, maintainable weight before surgery
  • Thinking through which areas bother you most
  • Planning enough recovery time and home support
  • Avoiding smoking and following pre-op instructions closely
  • Focusing on long-term maintenance after healing

 

Other factors to consider in preparation include having a healthy diet high in protein and a good strength training program to assist with recovery.  A strong recovery plan usually starts before surgery day. The more stable and prepared you are going in, the easier it is to protect the result afterward.

Labiaplasty FAQs

Why do patients consider labiaplasty?

Patients may consider labiaplasty for both cosmetic and functional reasons. Concerns may include self-consciousness about appearance, irritation, or discomfort during activities such as cycling, sex, or other daily activities.
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Yes. Labiaplasty is often chosen when enlarged or stretched tissue causes discomfort with exercise, fitted clothing, or everyday movement.

No. Some patients are concerned primarily with appearance, while others are motivated by discomfort that affects quality of life.

Improvements from labiaplasty do not generally change because of a future vaginal birth since the procedure is externally focused and does not involve the birth canal. This makes it a reasonable option for patients who do not want to postpone treatment because of future pregnancy plans.

The procedure generally takes about one hour. The procedure can be performed under either local or general anesthesis. Most patients are able to return to work and other normal activities within 24-48 hours.

Recovery usually includes swelling, tenderness, and the need to avoid friction-heavy activities (cycling, horse-back riding, etc) while healing progresses. Many patients can return to normal routines within a 24-48 hours, although strenuous activity (such as running) may require more time. Following a labiaplasty, we recommend that you avoid sexual activity for six weeks.

A good candidate is usually someone in good health who is bothered by discomfort, irritation, or cosmetic concerns related to the labia and has realistic expectations. Patients often feel most ready when the concern is affecting daily comfort or confidence rather than being only an occasional annoyance.

A little preparation can make the process feel much easier. Helpful steps include:

  • Thinking about whether your main concern is comfort, appearance, or both
  • Planning for reduced activity during early healing
  • Choosing loose, comfortable clothing for recovery
  • Avoiding friction-heavy activities until fully cleared
  • Asking detailed questions about downtime and restrictions

Patients usually feel more confident when they understand that recovery is manageable but still requires patience. Clear expectations make the process easier from start to finish.

Breast Augmentation FAQs

Who is a good candidate for breast augmentation?

A good candidate is typically someone in overall good health who wants to enhance the size, shape, or balance of their breasts. Many women also choose breast augmentation to restore lost fullness after pregnancy, weight changes, or the natural aging process.

Breast augmentation can be performed using silicone or saline implants. Saline implants are filled with salt water while silicone implants are filled with silicone gel. Both types of implants have a silicone outer shell.

The best implant size should fit your frame, tissue characteristics, and long-term goals rather than just a cup-size target. Patients usually do best when the plan focuses on overall proportions instead of simply choosing the biggest possible implant.

Yes. Breast augmentation can often improve asymmetry, but achieving balance is not always as simple as placing the same implant on each side. Breast asymmetry is often multifactorial and can involve differences in the breast tissue, nipple position, skin envelope, and even the underlying chest wall, which serves as the foundation for the breasts. Because of these variables, treatment is tailored to each individual anatomy to create the most natural and balanced result possible.

Not always. Cleavage depends on your natural anatomy, breast spacing, implant selection, and how your tissues settle after surgery.

Yes. This is one of the most common reasons women may choose to have a breast augmentation. Under certain circumstances, you may also require a lift (mastopexy) with your breast augmentation.

Recovery includes swelling, tightness, and soreness while the breasts settle into a more natural position. Most patients should be able to drive within 3 days and return to work within 3-5 days. You won’t be able to return to strenuous activity, such as working out, for closer to 2-3 weeks.

Preparation will help you feel more organized and more comfortable once recovery begins. Helpful steps include:

  • Determining what goals you have from the surgery – is it subtle enhancement or fuller volume
  • Thinking about how size should fit your body and lifestyle
  • Setting up a comfortable recovery space in advance
  • Planning enough time away from strenuous activity
  • Following all pre-op and post-op instructions carefully

 

A well-planned recovery usually feels much smoother than a rushed one. Taking the time to think through both the look you want and the healing you need is worth it.

Breast Lift FAQs

How do I know if I need a breast lift instead of implants?

A breast lift is often the better choice when the main concern is sagging, stretched skin, or low nipple position rather than lack of volume alone. If you still like your general breast size but not the shape or position, a lift may address the problem more directly. If you desire a fuller and rounder appearance to the upper pole of your breast, then you may both a lift and an implant.

A breast lift reshapes and repositions the breasts to a more youthful position on the chest – they will be centered on your unique breast footprint.. It will also relocate the nipples to the point of maximum projection of the breast and improve overall contour.

Strong candidates typically want to rejuvenate sagging breasts, reshape pendulous breasts, or relocate nipples higher on the breast mound. Being at a healthy and stable weight, relatively healthy, and not using nicotine products are also critical.

A breast lift can create a rounder, more youthful-looking shape by repositioning the existing tissue. It does not add true new volume, but many patients feel the breasts look better supported and more defined afterward. When you have a breast lift alone, you will still have a natural slope to your breasts on your profile view. If you have a breast lift and an implant, you will have the rounder, fuller appearance on the profile view that is more characteristic of an implant.

Patients often choose both when the breasts have become lower and more deflated at the same time, which commonly happens after pregnancy or breastfeeding, or if they desire more upper pole fullness. That combination can improve both fullness and position more completely than either procedure alone.

Not in the same way a reduction does. Some patients feel slightly smaller afterward because loose skin is removed and the shape is tighter, but the goal is contour improvement rather than reducing breast volume.

Recovery usually includes swelling, soreness, and activity restrictions while the breasts heal into their new position. The breasts often look firmer and higher at first due to swelling, then soften and settle over time. Typically, this process will take 2-3 months.

It helps to think clearly about whether your main concern is drooping, lost fullness, or both. Helpful preparation includes:

  • Deciding whether you still like your current breast size
  • Thinking about whether added volume matters to you
  • Planning time away from lifting and strenuous exercise
  • Asking whether implants may also help (particularly if you desire upper pole fullness)
  • Preparing for a recovery period that improves in stages – healing and recovery are truly a process

 

Breast lift patients tend to be happiest when the plan matches the real source of the concern. Knowing whether you improved position, added fullness, or both makes the consultation more focused, productive, and tailored to your goals.

Tummy Tuck (aka abdominoplasty) FAQs

Who is a good candidate for a tummy tuck?

A good tummy tuck candidate is typically someone bothered by loose abdominal skin, stretched tissue, or weakened muscles that haven’t improved with diet and exercise. These concerns are especially common after pregnancy or significant weight loss, when the abdomen may not return to its previous shape on its own.

A tummy tuck can remove excess skin and improve abdominal contour in ways exercise cannot. Exercise can strengthen muscle, but it cannot remove stretched skin, repair significant tissue laxity, or repair rectus diastasis (separation of the abdominal muscles).

Muscle repair may be necessary when rectus diastasis or separation of the rectus muscles is present. Abdominal muscle separation can occur following pregnancy or changes in weight. If it is present, Dr. Bajaj will repair the muscles since muscle repair is a key component of improving the abdominal contour.

No. A tummy tuck is not a weight-loss procedure. It is a body-contouring procedure designed to improve abdominal shape and contour.  The best results are achieved if you are at your goal weight prior to surgery.

Not automatically. Visible abdominal definition depends on your underlying muscle bulk and how much fat remains between the skin and muscle layers. Surgery cannot create abdominal definition. 

Yes. Tummy tuck surgery is often combined with liposuction or incorporated into a more comprehensive body-contouring plan to address multiple areas and create smoother, more balanced results.

Recovery often involves swelling, tightness, posture changes, and restrictions on lifting and core strain while the abdomen heals. Patients usually need to take recovery seriously because protecting the repair is just as important as managing discomfort.  Typically, you will be able to drive within 5 days.  Most patients will take 7-10 days off of work.

Good preparation can make tummy tuck recovery much more manageable. Helpful steps include:

  • Reaching a stable weight before surgery
  • Planning plenty of help for the first 3-5 days of recovery
  • Avoiding lifting, childcare strain, and heavy chores during the first two weeks
  • Setting up a comfortable recovery area ahead of time
  • Following all pre-op and post-op instructions closely

 

Patients often underestimate how important planning is with abdominal surgery. The more support you arrange ahead of time, the easier it is to focus on the healing process.

Facelift FAQs

How do I know when a facelift makes more sense than non-surgical treatment?

A facelift is often the best option when the primary concerns are jowling, facial heaviness, or sagging tissues rather than fine lines or skin texture alone. Unlike injectables or skin treatments, surgery will address the deeper structural changes of aging to create more meaningful and longer-lasting rejuvenation

A SMAS facelift treats the muscle layer under the skin that is connected to facial expression and continues into the forehead and neck. Treating this deeper layer is associated with a more natural and longer-lived result than a skin-only facelift.

A deep plane facelift elevates the skin and SMAS as one unit and releases ligaments to allow lifting and tightening with less tension on the skin. This approach is often associated with more natural-looking results and better-looking scars. It can also more effectively address the mid-face.

Yes. Many patients choose facelift surgery to restore a more defined jawline while improving sagging and heaviness throughout the lower face at the same time.

A well-planned facelift should not look pulled or overdone. The goal is usually a refreshed result that looks more rested and natural.

Yes. Some patients combine facelift surgery with other facial procedures when the eyes, neck, or brow are also contributing to the overall aging pattern. A facelift can also be combined with skin resurfacing procedures.

A hemostatic net is a newer technique that uses external sutures to stabilize the skin and reduce the risk of hematomas and seromas. These external sutures are typically removed 72 hours after surgery.

A smoother recovery often starts with better planning before surgery. Helpful steps include:

  • Thinking clearly about which facial changes bother you most
  • Planning enough downtime away from work and major events (typically 3 weeks)
  • Setting up help for early recovery
  • Avoiding smoking and following medication instructions
  • Understanding that the final result develops in stages and is a process

 

Patients are usually happiest when they go into facelift surgery with clear priorities and realistic timing. Good planning protects both the recovery experience and the final outcome.

Eyelid Surgery FAQs

What kinds of eyelid surgery are offered?

Three types of blepharoplasty procedures are offered: upper blepharoplasty, lower blepharoplasty, and combination blepharoplasty. The right choice depends on whether the concern is in the upper lids, lower lids, or both.

Upper blepharoplasty addresses eyelid droopiness, excess skin, fine lines, and puffiness of the upper eyelids. It can also help patients who feel the upper lids make them look tired or interfere with applying eye makeup.

Lower blepharoplasty removes excess skin and fat from the lower eyelids and smooths the appearance of the lower lid. It can also help diminish wrinkles and lines that form below the eyes.

Yes. Excess upper-eyelid skin can impair full range of vision, so correcting that heaviness may improve both function and appearance.

Upper blepharoplasty scars are hidden in the upper eyelid crease. Lower blepharoplasty scars are typically placed just under the eyelashes and may extend into a natural crow’s-feet line. Certain technqiues in a lower blepharoplasty may be inside the conjunctiva of the eye itself (transconjunctival) as well.

Yes. Combination blepharoplasty is an option when both upper and lower lids contribute to an aged or tired appearance.

Recovery usually includes swelling, bruising, and temporary tightness around the eye area. Because the eyes are so visible, most patients do best when they allow enough time before events or photos.

A little planning helps a lot with eye-area recovery. Helpful steps include:

  • Clearing your schedule for early healing (bruising and swelling can last for 1-2 weeks)
  • Having cold compresses and recovery supplies ready
  • Planning around social events and photos
  • Avoiding strenuous activity while swelling and bruising improve (no strenuous activity for 3 weeks)
  • Asking whether upper lids, lower lids, or both need treatment

 

Patients usually get the best results when the eyes are evaluated carefully, and the recovery window is respected. Good preparation makes the first week much easier.

Botox FAQs (Neurotoxins)

What are Botox, Dysport, and Daxxify

Botox Cosmetic, Dysport, and Daxxify are forms of botulinum toxin used for non-surgical treatment of fine lines and wrinkles – these products work be weakening the muscle, so they treat wrinkles caused by muscle activation. They are also used for certain minor physical concerns such as muscle spasms, excessive sweating, and vascular spasms in the hand.

These treatments can address dynamic facial lines and wrinkles on the forehead, eyes, lips, neck, and décolletage. They are best suited to wrinkles caused by repeated facial movement.

They work by treating wrinkles related to facial expressions such as smiling, squinting, or frowning – they work be weakening the muscles that cause these movements. By reducing those repeated movements, the overlying skin appears smoother.

A good candidate is usually someone bothered by movement-related wrinkles who wants a non-surgical option with little downtime. These treatments can be helpful across a wide range of ages depending on the wrinkle pattern.

Yes. A natural result usually comes from thoughtful placement and appropriate dosing rather than trying to erase every bit of expression.

Neurotoxins treat movement-related wrinkles, while fillers add or restore volume. Many patients benefit from one or both depending on whether the main concern is motion or facial hollowing.

Recovery is usually minimal, which is one reason these treatments remain popular. Many patients can return to normal routines quickly after injections. Typically, you will want to refrain from vigorous exercise for 24 hours and avoid lying flat for 3 hours.

A good long-term plan usually stays simple and consistent. Helpful habits include:

  • Treating the right problem instead of expecting it to do everything – having realistic expectations
  • Following aftercare instructions carefully
  • Staying consistent with maintenance timing – most individuals will have a treatment every 3-4 months since these neurotoxins are temporary
  • Pairing treatment with good skin care and sun protection
  • Choosing a natural goal instead of an overdone look

 

Patients tend to stay happiest when the result feels polished but still like them. A balanced approach looks better over time than over-treating.

FemTouch FAQs

What is FemTouch?

FemTouch is a non-surgical treatment for vaginal health that uses fractional CO2 laser technology. It is designed to improve issues such as vaginal dryness, vaginitis, vulvovaginal atrophy, stress urinary incontinence, and other related symptoms.

FemTouch may help with vaginal dryness, vaginal laxity, stress urinary incontinence, itching, irritation, and discomfort during intercourse. These concerns are often related to changes in the vaginal lining and lubrication that can occur with age and hormonal changes.

The treatment uses light energy to trigger healing reactions in the tissues. This helps restore and replace the internal lining and mucosal tissues of the vaginal canal.

Candidates are typically women in overall good health who are experiencing symptoms such as dryness, vulvovaginal atrophy, incontinence, or irritation during intercourse.

FemTouch is a non-surgical internal vaginal-health treatment, while labiaplasty is a surgical procedure that addresses the outward appearance of the labia minora. For women whose main issue is external irritation or enlarged labial tissue, labiaplasty may be more appropriate.

Yes, many of the symptoms addressed by FemTouch overlap with changes that occur around menopause, including dryness and irritation. It is often considered by women who want a non-surgical option for those concerns.

Recovery is generally much lighter than surgical recovery, but patients still need to follow post-treatment instructions and allow tissues time to respond and heal. Understanding the aftercare plan makes the experience easier.  Typically, patients will need to refrain from sexual activity 3-5 days following a treatment.

It helps to be clear about what changes you have actually noticed and what improvement you are hoping to feel. Helpful preparation includes:

  • Thinking about whether the main concern is dryness, laxity, or discomfort
  • Noting whether symptoms affect daily life or intimacy
  • Asking how Femtouch compares with surgical options when appropriate
  • Planning around any aftercare restrictions
  • Being open and specific during the consultation

Patients often feel more comfortable once they realize these concerns are common and treatable. The clearer you are about your symptoms, the easier it is to determine whether FemTouch is a good fit.

Sciton Moxi & BBL FAQs

What is Sciton Moxi?

Sciton Moxi is a gentle, non-ablative fractional laser designed for skin revitalization and early intervention in skin aging. It stimulates collagen production and addresses early signs of damage such as sunspots, fine lines, and uneven pigmentation.

Moxi is ideal for younger patients or anyone who wants to maintain skin radiance with minimal downtime. It is often described as a strong “prejuvenation” option before aging becomes more advanced.

BBL (BroadBand Light) is part of the skin-rejuvenation options offered alongside Moxi and is commonly considered when patients want broader improvement in tone and visible sun-related changes. It often fits into a larger plan for brighter, more even-looking skin.

BBL (BroadBand Light) is part of the skin-rejuvenation options offered alongside Moxi and is commonly considered when patients want broader improvement in tone and visible sun-related changes. It often fits into a larger plan for brighter, more even-looking skin.

Yes. Uneven pigmentation and sunspots are among the early signs of damage Moxi is designed to address.

Yes. They are positioned as part of comprehensive skin rejuvenation and maintenance rather than one-time treatments used in isolation.

Recovery is usually quick compared with more aggressive laser treatments. Many patients can return to work or social activities within about a day, depending on how their skin responds.  Patients will need to avoid sun exposure and use sunscreen before and after a treatment.

Preparation can make skin treatments go much more smoothly. Helpful steps include:

  • Thinking about whether your main concern is pigment, early aging, or dullness
  • Avoiding unnecessary sun exposure before treatment
  • Following all skin-care instructions ahead of time
  • Planning around any visible short-term redness or healing
  • Asking whether Moxi, BBL, or a combination makes the most sense

Patients often get the best results when they think of these treatments as part of an ongoing skin plan. A clear goal and good timing can make the improvement much more satisfying.

Schedule a Consultation with Dr. Bajaj

Plastic surgery and non-surgical rejuvenation work best when the plan is built around your anatomy, your goals, and the kind of change that makes sense for your life. Call (405) 810-8448 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Bajaj or send us a message.