Nostril asymmetry is common and is identified primarily looking from a worm’s eye view. This view is partially mimicked in looking down at your own image while you interact on visual platforms like FaceTime™. Selfies have put an emphasis on changing the side profile of the nose and the chin, but FaceTime™ may be drawing […]
The FaceTime™ Nose Job: Changing the shape of the nostril Read More »
Saline Breast Implants are not filled to a “pounds per square inch (PSI)” like a football. They are filled to a specified volume based on the size and width of the breast implant shell, and do not have a propensity to “pop” like a balloon. Saline Breast Implants have about a 1% per year deflation
Deflategate: My Saline Breast Implant Deflated! What do I do? Read More »
Lower eyelid appearance can vary through the day, which indicates the tissues are active and reactive to the body and its environment. Simple care can help to improve the appearance of the lower eyelid and decrease the variability in puffiness and under eye-bags. Common Complaints: dark circles, lower eyelid lines, under eye bags, puffiness, and
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Though women most frequently undergo cosmetic enhancement, men are increasingly seeking out plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures to rejuvenate and refresh their appearance. More than 1.2 million men in the United States chose to undergo at least one cosmetic procedure in 2013, according to a detailed study by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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Breast augmentation surgery with breast implants has been one of the most popular cosmetic plastic surgery procedures performed over the last 30 years. Breast implants don’t last forever though recent advances in breast implant technology with highly cohesive silicone gel (gummy bear breast implants) may help to reduce long term complications. As the saline breast
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If you’re considering undergoing cosmetic surgery, you may not realize that winter is one of the best times to do it. While there is no wrong time to have a procedure done, the cooler months offer several advantages to patients in terms of healing and convenience. Here are some reasons why you might want to
3 Benefits of Having Cosmetic Surgery Done in the Winter Read More »
A woman’s body has to endure a great deal of stress during her lifetime. From growth pains to pregnancy and bearing children, their bodies adapt to the difficulties that each challenge brings. As is often the case, after a pregnancy many women want to restore the perkiness and lift to their breasts that they had
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Dysport® and Botox® are both FDA approved neuromodulators for cosmetic and medical indications. Both products are derived from the same neurotoxin (Botulinum Toxin Type A). Botox® has become the brand name for cosmetic treatment of wrinkles by neurotoxin and has been available for over 12 years. Dysport®, previously referred to as Reloxin, has been available
Dysport® vs. Botox®: Similarities and Differences Read More »
Rhinoplasty or “Nose job” is a very common plastic surgical procedure performed on female and male patients after they have finished growing. Typically, a very common primary complaint includes a “hump” or “bump” on the nose, which is especially apparent in the side view. This profile change is the most common problem that brings patients
Changing the Profile of the Nose: Smoothing the Hump Read More »
Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA), which is used in face wash in a 2% form for oily and acne prone skin. BHAs are soluble in oil which make them different to alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) such as glycolic acid, which is only water soluble. Salicylic acid is used in a 14% strength
Salicylic Acid Peels: Chemical Peel Options for the Face and Non-Face Areas Read More »
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