Wilton L. Triggs II, MD

Wilton L. Triggs II, MD Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon for Vixen Plastic Surgery.

So let’s talk about the fears that actually hold people back from a breast reduction — honestly, no sugar-coating:    • ...
06/02/2026

So let’s talk about the fears that actually hold people back from a breast reduction — honestly, no sugar-coating:

• No, they usually don’t “grow back” (timing matters)
• The scar fades and sits hidden under the fold
• Most patients keep ni**le sensation
• The relief surprises almost everyone
• Your frame matters more than your cup size

This is a functional procedure — neck, back and shoulder pain, rashes, posture strain. The goal is relief and natural balance, not “as small as possible.”

📌 Save this for your consult and send it to someone who’s been on the fence.

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05/29/2026

Many people see breast reduction as cosmetic…

But for many patients, it’s actually a functional procedure.

Large breasts can cause:
✔️ Neck, back, and shoulder pain
✔️ Skin irritation and rashes
✔️ Difficulty finding clothes
✔️ Insecurity and discomfort

Removing excess breast tissue can also slightly lower future breast cancer risk.

The goal is relief, balance, and maintaining natural fullness.

Every patient’s anatomy is different, which is why expectations and planning are so important.

💬 Would you consider breast reduction for comfort, aesthetics… or both?

Breast surgery, part two.Breast lift, reduction, and the parts most patients don’t hear until after they’ve booked. How ...
05/26/2026

Breast surgery, part two.

Breast lift, reduction, and the parts most patients don’t hear until after they’ve booked. How I grade sagging, how long implants really last, recovery, and the risks every patient should know before surgery.

Watch the full masterclass on my YouTube channel.

📍 Miami | Free consult 🔗 link in bio

05/23/2026

One of the most important parts of plastic surgery is knowing when to say no.

A good surgeon’s job isn’t just to perform procedures —
it’s to protect the patient and prioritize safety.

Sometimes a procedure can technically be done…
but that doesn’t mean it’s the right decision.

That’s why consultations and honest conversations matter so much.

The best results come from trust, communication, and realistic planning.

💬 Would you trust a surgeon more if they told you “no”?

05/15/2026

A tummy tuck is not a weight loss procedure.

Its main purpose is to remove loose skin and tighten the abdomen.

If there’s still a significant amount of fat underneath the skin, the result may not look as “skinny” as expected.

The best tummy tuck candidates are usually:
✔️ Close to their goal weight
✔️ On the leaner side
✔️ Mainly dealing with loose skin

Can a tummy tuck make you look smaller? Yes.
But only in the right patient.

💬 Did you think a tummy tuck was meant for weight loss?

05/07/2026

Not everybody needs a BBL.

Some people naturally have more projection and hips because of genetics.

Others build their glutes the old-fashioned way — in the gym.

And for patients who want more shape or volume, procedures like fat transfer or implants can help achieve that goal.

There’s no single “right” way.

The best result is the one that fits your body and your goals.

💬 Would you rather build it in the gym or surgically enhance it?

Breast surgery — the four procedures I perform.Augmentation, lift, reduction, revision. Who needs which, what each one a...
05/05/2026

Breast surgery — the four procedures I perform.

Augmentation, lift, reduction, revision. Who needs which, what each one actually does, and the question most patients get wrong in consultation.

Watch the full masterclass on my YouTube channel.

📍 Miami | Free consult 🔗 link in bio

Thank you  for recognizing me as one of your Top 40 Under 40 class of 2026‼️ I am truly humbled and honored. 🥹2026  40 U...
05/05/2026

Thank you for recognizing me as one of your Top 40 Under 40 class of 2026‼️ I am truly humbled and honored. 🥹

2026 40 Under 40. In Community.

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