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Eyelid or Mid-Face Lift? Maybe Both
Read More: Eyelid or Mid-Face Lift? Maybe BothAging is no field day. Sure, there are the wisdom and knowledge that come with getting older. If only they could come without the sagging and stretching skin around the eyes and cheeks though. Fortunately, an eyelid or mid-face lift can combat this issue with great success. Your plastic surgeon may even recommend both! The…
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Why Personalized Care and Procedures Matter
Read More: Why Personalized Care and Procedures MatterIt’s been said time again that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So when you have a specific aesthetic you’re trying to achieve, why settle for standard-issue procedures from your plastic surgeon? You shouldn’t. When you’re considering plastic surgery, personalized care and procedures matter more than you think. So when it’s time to…
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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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Is There a Most Difficult Plastic Surgery Procedure?
Read More: Is There a Most Difficult Plastic Surgery Procedure?Though it’s difficult to single out a gold medal winner of “most difficult plastic surgery procedure,” breast augmentation with a mastopexy is definitely a front-runner. Also known as a breast lift with implants, this dual procedure is essentially the increasing or restoring of breast size and shape with implants (augmentation) combined with a breast lift…
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Factors That Speed Up Aging
Read More: Factors That Speed Up AgingAging is tough. On the one hand, you have a sense of gratitude for getting as far as you have. But at the end of the day, gratitude doesn’t smooth out the wrinkles or make you look any younger. Still, it seems that some move into aging more gracefully than others. And there are definitely…
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Head to Toe BBL
Read More: Head to Toe BBLOkay. Your first question is likely, “What is BBL?” And then maybe you’re wondering why you would need this mysterious acronym from head to toe. First, BBL stands for broadband light. And in this case, it applies to hair removal. Second, you may not need it head to toe – unless you have embarrassingly hairy…
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What Is a Thread Lift and Is It Right for You?
Ah, the joys of aging. Maybe you’re among those who celebrate the early appearance of jowls, sagging eyebrows, and/or loosening of the neck skin or facial structures. If so, congrats! For the rest of us, these don’t bring joy. Yet, the idea of a facelift or neck lift isn’t all that appealing either. Fortunately,…
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Don’t Base Your Plastic Surgery Decision on Reality TV
Surgeons and specialists at plastic surgery clinics and centers have seen an increasing number of people over the past two decades inquiring about procedures that are far from ideal. What’s driving this? While it’s likely there’s more than one cause, the glut of “reality” TV shows over the past twenty years has certainly shed an…
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Can Cellulite Be Treated?
Are you embarrassed by cellulite on your thighs and/or buttocks? Perhaps you’ve tried diet and exercise, but they’re not making much, if any, difference. It can be frustrating. And you’re not alone. You might even be wondering, can cellulite be treated? Or am I just destined to deal with the dimpling and lumpiness for the…