neck lift

Aging: It’s not Only your Face that Gives you Away!

Since the field of aesthetic medicine emerged, much of the focus that has gone into creating valuable treatments has been on solving concerns related to facial aging. Tune in to just a few minutes of a Real Housewives episode to see just how far we have come in making aging a choice rather than a […]

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What to do and Not do Before and After Liposuction

Liposuction provides a straight path to a svelte body. This procedure continually sits near the top of the most common list for that very reason. When you have spent months or years trying to get those last stubborn areas of fat to dwindle down, with no luck, liposuction could be the best next step. Choosing […]

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Post-operative Meals

The Topic of Food for Healing after Surgery

When you schedule your consultation for cosmetic plastic surgery, the first thing that may be on your mind is what you will look like after your procedure. As planning goes along, thoughts of how to prepare for your surgery will form. What should you do beforehand to maximize the entire process? How will your pre-operative […]

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fat grafting

Fat as a Facial Filler?

Typically, when a patient brings up the topic of fat with a plastic surgeon, the idea is to remove it from a place such as the thighs, hips, or abdomen. Rarely would one think of scheduling a consultation to discuss how fat could be used to restore volume to a part of the face or […]

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Microdermabrasion

Refresh your Face for Fall with Microdermabrasion

Men and women benefit from an expansive selection of non-surgical cosmetic treatments, and we love helping our patients look and feel their best. One of the treatments that is trending during this time of year is microdermabrasion. The process is convenient, comfortable, and safe. Essentially, the point of microdermabrasion is to manually exfoliate the top […]

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Botox or Brow Lift: Let’s Explore your Options

One of the age-related concerns we frequently hear from our patients is the “fallen brow.” Ideally, the brows will sit across the upper orbital rim, the bony structure above the eyelids. With age, it seems that gravity has a greater pull on these features. As the brows fall lower on the forehead, the secondary problem […]

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