The 411 on Plastic Surgery With Medical Conditions
One of the most common questions plastic surgeons hear is, “Can I still have plastic surgery with medical conditions?” The short answer is, “As long as your health is optimized for surgery, it is safe.” That’s why highly professional plastic surgeons not only provide compassionate care, but they also conduct a pre-op screen to catch
When to Replace Breast Implants
Okay. We’ll admit it. We drew you in with the title. In reality, there is almost no need to replace breast implants. With advanced techniques and improved manufacturing practices, the vast majority of today’s implants stand up to the test of time. That said, with a rupture rate of .5% per year for silicone and
Difference Between Full and Mini Abdominoplasty
You’ve more than likely heard the term “tummy tuck.” This is the layman’s term for an abdominoplasty. But did you know that there is both a full and a mini version? Which, of course, may leave you wondering about the difference between full and mini abdominoplasty procedures. Many people take advantage of these surgical procedures
Increase Muscle Mass With Emsculpt
Are you a fitness buff but are finding that your workouts aren’t exactly working out? That no matter how many grimacing crunches or grunting dead lifts you perform, it doesn’t seem to make a difference? You’ve hit the dreaded workout plateau. It’s that unpleasant space of existence where your workouts seem for naught because NOTHING
Improve Your Post Pregnancy Body
Having children is wonderful. They can bring so much joy and meaning to your life. But let’s be honest – pregnancy and delivering babies can do a serious number on the body. Maybe you were fortunate enough to have ascribed to a strict prenatal exercise regimen and diet so that your pregnancy didn’t impact you
The Battle of Silicone Vs. Saline Implants
Are you considering breast augmentation to achieve a more youthful appearance and increase confidence? If so, you’ve got a choice to make. It’s actually fallacious to say “battle” when it comes to the question of silicone vs. saline implants. One is not looking to beat out the other. Both options are safe and viable; with
