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Asian Rhinoplasty with Rib Cartilage Grafting

When a rib graft is needed in a rhinoplasty it implies that there is a significant structural deficiency in the shape of the nose. When used in a primary rhinoplasty, it is by far most commonly used in non-Caucasian patients such as in the Asian nose. Changing the Asian nose  requires focus on full length Read More…

Age-Related Changes and Longevity of Facelift Surgery

Patients that present for a plastic surgery consultation requesting a facelift always have a standard set of concerns and questions. Once they find out what a facelift really is their initial concern is that they don’t want to look unnatural or have a ‘wide-swept’ look. While everyone wants the best result possible, they don’t want Read More…

The Braline Backlift For Removal Of Back Rolls

One of the many evolutions in plastic surgery has been the tremendous expansion of excisional body contouring procedures. Spurned on by the prevalence of extreme weight loss patients, particularly those from bariatric surgery in which large segments of loose body skin develops, the need for innovative and expanded uses of body contouring have been developed. Read More…

Plastic Surgery Wisdom – The Need For Revisional Surgery

There are many positive benefits that come from aesthetic plastic surgery, the most important of which is the desired physical changes of the face or body and the subsequent improvement in one’s self-esteem. The allure of these potential benefits are magnified by advertisements and marketing that all imply how easy this metamorphosis is going to Read More…

Case Study: Large Tumor Gynecomastia Reduction in Young Male

  Background: Gynecomastia is a well known condition of breast tissue enlargement that most commonly occurs in teenage and young males. Its incidence appears to be increasing in numbers based on surgeries performed for its correction although this may reflect increased awareness of surgical treatment and a fashion trend amongst young men with little tolerance Read More…

The Unapproved Use of Stem Cells in Cosmetic Surgery

Stem cells are the rage in medicine and their potential application for cosmetic changes is no exception. Since fat has become discovered as a resplendid source of stem cells, it has become relatively easy to acquire one’s stem cells from liposuction harvests and grow them in great numbers. As a result, numerous private laboratories have Read More…

Occipital Onlay Cranioplasty For Correction Of A Flat Back Of The Head

  Cosmetic skull deformities encompass a wide variety of concerns from flatness, pointy or high spots, ridges, bulges and asymmetries. But one of the most common head shape concerns is the flat back of the head. This specifically refers to varying degrees of lack of occipital projection, usually occupying an area between the top of Read More…

How To Avoid Being The Next Victim Of Botched Cosmetic Surgery

Almost every week there are reports from somewhere in the U.S. of ‘botched’ cosmetic surgery. This does not refer to the patient who has a slightly uneven facelift, prolonged forehead numbness after a browlift, liposuction irregularities, concerns about breast lift scarring, or a dog ears after a tummy tuck. Not that these are completely trivial Read More…

Rejuvenation of the Aging Lower Eyelid and Cheek

There are many signs of facial aging but most people are usually concerned with what happens around the eyes first. The classic presentation of periorbital aging is a progression of tissue changes including excess lower eyelid skin, protruding orbital fat (bags), lower eyelid instability and the falling of the adjacent cheek tissues. (malar descent) While Read More…

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