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Facts and Myths about Cellulite

If there is one body concern in plastic surgery that remains both ubiquitous in occurrence and refractory to treatment. is that of cellulite. So many women have it that the only comparable beauty affliction is that of stretch marks and wrinkles. Largely located on the thighs and buttocks, it interestingly affects almost no men. It Read More…

The Danger of Silicone Buttock Injections

  While immigration issues, largely that of the Hispanic and Latino origin, have dominated the national headlines for a while and will continue into the future, there is a cosmetic medical issue also brewing within these U.S. communities. In large urban areas such as L.A. New York and Chicago, this influx of legal and illegals Read More…

Case Study: Large Breast Reduction with Free Nipple Grafting

Background:  Breast reduction is one of the most commonly performed plastic surgery procedures of the body. Because it not only reduces the size of the breast but also reshapes it, every breast reduction is a breast lift also. Because a lift is involved, the nipple must be moved into a better centered positioned on the Read More…

Xeomin Botulinum Injections – An Alternative to Botox and Dysport

Botox continues to be one of the top non-surgical (really minimally invasive) cosmetic procedures. In combination with injectable fillers, a whole new area of cosmetic improvements has been made possible. While Botox dominated the cosmetic neuromuscular market for almost a decade, its success was certain to lead to competition. Such was the case in the Read More…

Case Study: Breast Augmentation in Hispanic Women

Background: Breast augmentation is the most popular body plastic surgery procedure in women in the 18 to 35 year-old age group. The numbers of breasts implants placed has continued to increase every year. This is a testament to the success of the operation and is done across all ethnic groups. With the well known change Read More…

Scar Types and their Descriptions

Any interruption of the skin, whether from a fall on the ground, an accident on the job, or from the surgeon’s knife, prompts the complicated and not yet fully understood process of healing, the end result of which is a scar. However, the word “scar” often invokes the image of an unwanted deviation of the Read More…

Reconstruction of the Double-Split Earlobe Deformity

  The earlobe is most commonly recognized for its ability to retain a variety of different ornaments. Whether it be a piercing or a clip-on ear ring, the relatively small earlobe usually holds up well to support the weight of jewelry. But the earlobe is a rather delicate structure and is the weakest component of Read More…

Internet Scams for Plastic Surgeons

As everyone is aware, the internet is full of scams. The easy and no-cost use of  e-mail allows such illegal activities to appear in your inbox without any legal repercussions. You may ask yourself how could anyone fall for these but obviously some do or they wouldn’t keep doing it. The goal of each and Read More…

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