Yes, Stress Affects Your Skin

    We frequently hear about the negative impact of stress on the heart, brain, stomach, and other organs. But what about the biggest organ – your skin? Given the negative repercussions of stress throughout the rest of the body, it makes perfect sense that stress affects your skin too. It’s all the result of

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Plastic Surgery For Body Positivity

Perhaps you’ve noticed that catalogs and magazines now have models that buck what was once conventional. As a society, we’re waking up to the fact that people come in all shapes and sizes. The body positivity movement grew out of this understanding – focusing on the idea that all bodies are beautiful. But that doesn’t

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Recovering From Rhinoplasty

Ask the vast majority of patients who’ve had a rhinoplasty from a highly qualified surgeon, and they’ll tell you that it’s life-changing. Even if you desire only a minor change, it can have huge impact on your appearance and confidence. It could even help you sleep better! But it’s important to remember that it is

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The ABCs of Gynecomastia Surgery

Many women seek out the counsel of a plastic surgeon because they’re embarrassed by breasts that aren’t as large or full as they’d like. On the flip side of that, however, are men who have developed breasts and are equally embarrassed by this condition. For them, the focus is on reduction. Fortunately, gynecomastia surgery was

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Do You Need Ear Lobe Repair Surgery?

It may come as something of surprise that earlobe repair surgery has become one of the most requested procedures. Then again, it may not. Especially if you’re someone who’s spent years of adorning those lobes with heavy jewelry. You may well be a candidate for ear lobe repair. Even if you’ve removed your gauges or

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Repairing A Deviated Septum

Repairing A Deviated Septum As exotic a condition as it sounds, a deviated septum is fairly common. In fact, it’s estimated that up to 80% of people have a deviated septum. In many cases, the symptoms are so mild that a person may be unaware he or she has the condition. That’s the best-case scenario. But for

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