Surgery for the Aging Neck
One of the hardest areas to correct with surgery is the neck. I have seen many facelifts where the face looks young but the neck still does not match the face. The neck is problematic. The skin on
Category: Plastic Surgery
Concerns with the restoration, reconstruction, correction, or improvement in the shape and appearance of body structures that are defective, damaged, or misshapen by injury, disease, or anomalous growth and development
SPY Elite Imaging System for Breast Reconstruction
The SPY Elite fluorescent imaging system, used at Georgetown University Hospital, gives breast surgeons and plastic surgeons the ability to assess the quality of blood flow in the breast tissue so tha
Free Reconstructive Surgery for Veterans
The late Dr. Norman Leaf, a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, CA was not only an extremely talented surgeon but he also contributed greatly to R.A.W. (Rebuilding America's Warrior), a non-profit organ
Are You Using Fillers Too Soon?
Dr. Harold Lancer, a Los Angeles dermatologist, told Glamour UK that the muscle atrophy or loss of muscle mass from long-term use of Botox “can cause an indentation in the temple and indentation in
Should I get implants or just a breast lift?
Many women ask whether they should get breast implants or a breast lift. Actually these two procedures are different. In fact, some people combine the two procedures.
Pros and cons of a tummy tuck
If you have loose, droopy skin around your stomach, you may have thought about a tummy tuck. Especially after childbirth or massive weight loss.
What makes a good plastic surgeon?
You probably see ads all the time for plastic surgery. TV appearances where doctors promote their services, ads on the internet, special deals on Groupon, even billboards and banners.
Can Plastic Surgery Be Dangerous?
There is no doubt that plastic surgery, like surgery in general, can make anybody nervous, especially as the date of the surgery comes closer and closer. That is why it can be helpful to know the risk
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