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Can You Get a Thigh and Arm Lift at the Same Time?
Read More: Can You Get a Thigh and Arm Lift at the Same Time?Given the popularity of tummy tucks and breast augmentation, it can feel like much of the focus in plastic surgery is on the torso. Yet, that’s not the reality. For some patients, the “problem areas” are the limbs. After weight loss, they are satisfied with their midriffs. Yet, the extra fat or saggy skin of…
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What to Expect – Recovering From an Arm Lift
Read More: What to Expect – Recovering From an Arm LiftDo you remember the days when you felt comfortable showing off your arms? But now there’s sagging skin on your upper arms you keep under cover. Or maybe you lost a lot of weight and were looking forward to finally showing off your arms. Yet, now there’s excess skin hanging there. You DO have…
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Making Sense Of Different Types Of Body Fat
Read More: Making Sense Of Different Types Of Body FatWhile it may not seem like it, body fat is an organ that contains nerves, immune cells, and connective tissue. It’s also made up of different types of fat cells. Depending on the body’s needs, the primary job of body fat is to store and release energy. The different types of fat cells also…
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Technological Advances in Plastic Surgery
Read More: Technological Advances in Plastic SurgeryAlthough there is some question about whether technology benefits every industry, technological advances in plastic surgery continue to take procedures to new heights. While tech has gone the distance in advancing every aspect of plastic surgery, it’s been especially beneficial for patients seeking to enhance their appearance in new and exciting ways. Plus, with…
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What to Expect: Healing After Breast Implant Removal
Read More: What to Expect: Healing After Breast Implant RemovalIf you had a breast implant in the past, there are many reasons you may be opting for breast implant removal. That’s nobody’s business but your own. When an implant is removed, it’s known as explant surgery. And yes, it is surgery. So just as with any surgery, that means you can expect recovery…
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Pioneers In Plastic Surgery – Thomas Pomfret Kilner
Read More: Pioneers In Plastic Surgery – Thomas Pomfret KilnerIn the overarching field of medicine, plastic surgery is certainly among the youngest. At least in its current incarnation. Yes, there were rudimentary plastic surgery procedures performed as far back as ancient Egypt times. But you can bet they didn’t look anything like today’s modern procedures. It took a group of trail-blazing physicians practicing…
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What Are The Most Popular Places For Fat Transfer?
Read More: What Are The Most Popular Places For Fat Transfer?If you consider ‘fat’ the worst of the F words, you may want to reconsider. More and more plastic surgery patients are discovering the wonders of fat transfer. With fat transfer, also known as fat grafting, liposuction is performed on a body part where there may be excess fat. Viable cells from that fat…
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Is It Possible to Avoid Capsular Contracture?
Read More: Is It Possible to Avoid Capsular Contracture?You may not think about it this way, but the body is an amazingly efficient machine. Every system works together to keep it running optimally. So when a foreign body (such as a breast implant) is introduced into the “machine,” the body’s systems jump into action to create a capsule of scar tissue around…
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Are There Different Kinds of Anesthesia Used in Plastic Surgery?
Read More: Are There Different Kinds of Anesthesia Used in Plastic Surgery?When you’re considering a plastic surgery procedure, it’s helpful to know what sort of anesthesia the doctor will administer so you can plan accordingly. Then again, maybe you aren’t even aware that there are different kinds of anesthesia. Don’t worry! That’s not all that unusual. So just in case you’re in the unknowing…
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Surgical Ways To Remove A Double Chin
Read More: Surgical Ways To Remove A Double ChinDo you remember a day when you had a streamlined profile while looking in the mirror? Of course, it’s possible that you’ve never had that particular brand of luck. In fact, many of us deal with excess fat on the neck or chin that results in a double chin. Also known as submental fullness,…
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Was There Plastic Surgery in Ancient Egypt, India, and Greece?
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