August 2021
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The Board-Certified and Fully-Accredited Difference
Read More: The Board-Certified and Fully-Accredited DifferenceNot anyone can call themselves a plastic surgeon. For that we can grateful! The road to becoming a plastic surgeon is long and requires great dedication and commitment. Even so, it should be noted that doctors that are board-certified and work in a fully-accredited surgery center are definitely a cut above the rest. So when…
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Methods for Getting Rid of Excess Skin
Read More: Methods for Getting Rid of Excess SkinCarrying around the extra weight of excess skin can be a lot to bear – both figuratively and literally. In cases where excess skin is the result of desired weight loss or a pregnancy, it is most certainly an unwanted side effect. And it can put the kibosh on an otherwise joyous occasion. Then as…
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What Are the Latest Advances in Plastic Surgery?
Read More: What Are the Latest Advances in Plastic Surgery?Plastic surgery, like everything else in life, is constantly evolving. Yet, there are those who avoid plastic surgery based on antiquated notions of what it is. So if you’re interested in a procedure for yourself but are wondering about the latest advances in plastic surgery, we’ll take a look at how the face of…
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How Cosmetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Differ
Read More: How Cosmetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery DifferWhat do you think of when you hear the words “cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery”? Chances are, you think that cosmetic is for those who want to get rid of wrinkles or enhance a body part, while reconstructive is more needful. That’s not entirely incorrect. However, there are plenty of occasions where elective cosmetic surgery…
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Are There Plastic Surgery Health Benefits?
Read More: Are There Plastic Surgery Health Benefits?The answer is yes. Despite the common misconception that plastic surgery is only performed for aesthetic purposes, there are definitely plastic surgery health benefits. These perks tend, more often than not, to go unmentioned. Glossy magazines and reality television highlight the showier aspects of plastic surgery. Yet, there are functional benefits that go far beyond…
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In the world of skincare, the term “medical-grade” is bandied about, and sometimes rather indiscriminately. This can leave patients confused about the difference between a medical-grade product and one simply claiming to be. Is it all just a marketing scam? Well, maybe sometimes. But mostly, it’s just that the definition is in flux.…
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Is Ozempic Ear an Actual Thing?
The popularity of GLP-1 medications has changed the face of plastic surgery. Pun intended. The unwanted aesthetic side effect of a gaunt face due to rapid loss of facial volume has been coined Ozempic face. And plastic surgeons across the country have jumped in to restore that lost volume. But now there’s a new…
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Why Plastic Surgery Has Become Mainstream
We live in a virtual world. That means we live in a visual world. And the more we live through images, the more both men and women are taking extra steps to maintain and improve their appearance. Yet, nobody wants to look like they’ve “had work done.” Thus, the demand for plastic surgery that…