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What Is Scar Revision?
Read More: What Is Scar Revision?Having a scar is seen by some as a ‘battle wound’ of which to be proud. For others though, a scar can be an embarrassing aberration or even something which compromises their ability to function. Fortunately for the latter group, there are multiple scar revision procedures available to improve cosmetic appearance and/or restore function.…
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Pioneers of Plastic Surgery – Dr. Harold Gillies
Read More: Pioneers of Plastic Surgery – Dr. Harold GilliesThe long-term disabilities from World War I were overwhelming. Many men came off the battlefield quite disfigured. Not only were they in pain, but the disfigurement impacted their prospects for work. And the government offered little financial or social support. Fortunately, pioneering surgeons like Dr. Harold Gillies were changing the face (literally) of surgery…
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Is There Plastic Surgery for Congenital Anomalies?
Read More: Is There Plastic Surgery for Congenital Anomalies?If you’re not familiar with the term congenital anomalies, you may know them better as birth defects. Whatever the case, they are defined as structural or functional anomalies that occur in utero. Some of these defects can be very serious and difficult, if not impossible, to resolve. Fortunately, there is plastic surgery for congenital…
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4 Myths About Plastic Surgery
Read More: 4 Myths About Plastic SurgeryWith the onslaught of reality television shows and social media posts that put an emphasis on external beauty, the demand for plastic surgery procedures is on the rise. Some view plastic surgery as the be all end all fix for all their problems. It is, of course, NOT that. And any surgeon making this…
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Are There Different Breast Implant Placement Options?
Read More: Are There Different Breast Implant Placement Options?If you’re considering breast augmentation, you’ve probably researched different types of implants, and started thinking about the size you want. But did you know that there are different breast implant placement options too? (Great! Another thing to think about!) This is a good thing, though. To get the most natural look for your breast…
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Can Vaginal Laxity Be Repaired?
Read More: Can Vaginal Laxity Be Repaired?Okay. Vaginal laxity may not be the topic of conversation at the dinner table. But if you’re not familiar with the term, it’s a condition whereby the tissues outside the vagina loosen. This can lead to problems with the tissues twisting or even escaping the labia. For many women who experience vaginal laxity, it can…
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What’s the Best Nutrition Before and After Plastic Surgery?
Read More: What’s the Best Nutrition Before and After Plastic Surgery?Despite the relative ease with which so much plastic surgery is now performed, it’s important to remember that, yes, it IS still surgery. How you care for yourself pre- and post-op matters. That also means paying attention to nutrition before and after plastic surgery. So if you’re planning to have a procedure and are…
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Is Plastic Surgery Ethical?
Read More: Is Plastic Surgery Ethical?Given the surge of reality television that exaggerates the horrors of plastic surgery gone wrong, you may be wondering, is plastic surgery ethical? Obviously, nothing is perfect. There are always going to be crooked people who take advantage of vulnerable populations. But if you’re considering reconstructive or cosmetic surgery, take the time to research…
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Is Combining Plastic Surgery Procedures Safe?
Read More: Is Combining Plastic Surgery Procedures Safe?Does the idea of combining plastic surgery procedures sound appealing to you? Well, you’re not alone. One of the great things about plastic surgery is that combining procedures is not unusual. And if a patient has no contraindications and is healthy enough to remain under prolonged anesthesia, it’s quite safe. This isn’t to say,…
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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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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…