Proportion before trends
Your anatomy and preferences guide the conversation—not a one-size-fits-all ideal.
Private consultations · Miami, Florida
Understand your options. Decide without pressure.
Explore breast augmentation and liposuction with clear information about planning, limitations, recovery, and risk—then decide whether a private consultation feels right for you.
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment.
Service area
Miami, Florida
ABPS verification lists
Certified · Plastic Surgery
Florida medical license
ME155111 · Clear / Active
A private first step
A conversation, not a commitment
A calmer kind of care
A more informed way to consider change.
Cosmetic surgery is personal. We make room for thoughtful questions, realistic expectations, and the full picture before any decision is made.
Clarity before commitment
Understand options, limitations, alternatives, recovery, and risks before deciding.
Safety in every conversation
Candidacy and procedure-specific considerations belong at the center of your plan.
Understand the difference
Two different procedures. One thoughtful first step.
Start with what each procedure may address, what it cannot do, and which questions belong in a consultation.
Breast augmentation
Breast implants may add volume or change proportion. Planning is individualized, implants are not lifetime devices, and future monitoring or surgery may be needed.
- Implant type and profile
- Placement and incision options
- Proportion-led planning
Liposuction
Liposuction may change localized contour by removing fat. It is not a weight-loss treatment and does not itself remove excess skin or treat cellulite.
- Area-specific planning
- Skin quality considered
- Clinician-directed recovery
A breast augmentation approach · Preservé by Motiva
Preservé breast augmentation
A tissue-preserving way to place a breast implant, using specialized instruments designed to limit disruption to the surrounding tissue. It is still implant surgery, so risks, recovery, and long-term care belong in the conversation.
- Three-step technique, explained with diagrams
- Anesthesia options discussed individually
- Candidacy evaluated in person
What to expect
What the first conversation should cover.
A useful consultation should make the choices, tradeoffs, and next steps easier to understand—without pressure to proceed.
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Start with your goals
Share what you are considering, what matters to you, and the questions you want answered.
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Review options and tradeoffs
Discuss candidacy, possible approaches, limitations, risks, recovery, and alternatives.
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Decide with perspective
Leave with an individualized recommendation and the space to choose your next step.
Credentials you can verify
Michael Keyes, MD
Public credentials, linked to the Florida practitioner profile.
Michael Keyes, MD, is a Florida-licensed physician who offers consultations about breast augmentation, including the Preservé approach. You can review his public license record through the Florida Department of Health.
Plastic surgery fellowship training at the University of Louisville School of Medicine (2022)
The American Board of Plastic Surgery lists him as certified in Plastic Surgery (initial certification November 2024)
The state profile lists hospital privileges at South Miami Hospital and Memorial Regional Hospital
Florida license ME155111 · Clear / Active
Informed choice
The details matter—especially the ones that build trust.
Every surgery has benefits, limitations, alternatives, and risks. Your consultation should cover each one in language you understand.
About breast implants
Breast implants are not lifetime devices; their lifespan cannot be predicted, and complications may require additional surgery. Review current FDA risks, labeling, monitoring, and device-specific information before deciding.
Read FDA breast implant informationAbout liposuction
Liposuction changes localized contour; it does not treat obesity, replace nutrition and exercise, remove excess skin, or effectively treat cellulite. Risks and recovery vary with the individual plan.
Read ASPS liposuction safety informationInformation on this website is educational and is not medical advice. A consultation with a qualified physician is required to determine candidacy. Results and recovery vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Guides
Research at your pace, then bring your questions.
What to expect at consultation
Prepare the goals, health information, and questions that can make a breast augmentation or liposuction conversation useful.
Breast augmentation recovery
Plan for support, follow-up, and changes to daily activity without relying on a one-size-fits-all calendar.
Could liposuction be an option?
Learn what a physician evaluates, including goals, health, healing factors, anatomy, skin quality, and expectations.
Common questions
Questions that deserve a clear answer.
01 Is a consultation a commitment to surgery?
No. A consultation is a chance to discuss your goals, candidacy, options, limitations, risks, recovery, and next steps. You should have the space to decide whether any procedure is right for you.
02 How do I know which procedure fits my goals?
Breast augmentation and liposuction address different concerns, and neither is right for everyone. A physician must evaluate your anatomy, health, preferences, and expectations before recommending a plan.
03 Are breast implants permanent?
No. Breast implants are not lifetime devices. Additional imaging, removal, replacement, or other surgery may be needed over time. Review FDA and manufacturer safety information with your surgeon.
04 Is liposuction a weight-loss procedure?
No. Liposuction is intended to contour localized areas of fat. It is not a treatment for obesity, cellulite, or a substitute for nutrition and exercise.
Your private consultation
Start with a conversation.
Share your contact details and the procedure you are considering. The next step is a conversation—not a commitment to treatment.
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment.
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