Top Articles

Blog

Plastic Surgery’s Did You Know? Bradycardia and Risk of Surgery

  Elective plastic surgery done for cosmetic gain always take a careful look at the patient’s general health beforehand. With some notable exceptions (morbid obesity, diabetes, smokers) it is fair to say that any person under the age 50 is unlikely to have medical problems that would exclude them from having almost any type of Read More…

Hyaluronidase for the Treatment of Injectable Filler Problems

Injectable fillers such as Juvederm and Restylane are used to help smooth wrinkles and fill in folds that occur from aging. They are injected into the nasolabial folds, upper and lower lips and marionette lines as the most common treated areas. Newer applications are for such areas as tear troughs, undereye hollows, temples, cheeks and Read More…

Breast Augmentation Incisions – Does It Make A Difference?

  Breast augmentation requires the placement of an implant to create its desired effects. To put the implant in place, a skin incision is needed of which the three standard options are the inframmary crease (lower breast fold), the areolar area (nipple) and a transaxillary (armpit) location. Each of these breast implant incisions have their Read More…

Reducing the Risk of Complications in Chin Implant Augmentation

Chin augmentation is the original facial implant procedure and is still the most commonly one performed today. Several different materials of chin implants are available and a wide variety of styles and sizes exist from different manufacturers. Despite the apparent diversity of chin implant options, it is generally viewed as a ‘very simple and safe’ Read More…

The Expanding Role of Injectable Facial Fillers

Injectable fillers have come a long way in the past decade. While once viewed solely as a wrinkle treatment, fillers now have an expanded role to help add facial volume. A host of injectable compositions are now available to help lift, mold and contour almost any facial area. The use of injectable fillers has spurned Read More…

Treatment Of Upper Eyelis Ptosis After Botox Injections

  Botulinum Toxin A, more commonly known as Botox, is used for facial cosmetic enhancement to soften the appearance of expressive wrinkles by weakening the muscles that cause them. In addition, because Botox is a muscle paralyzing agent, it can also be used to weaken agonist and antagonist muscles to create a lift in certain Read More…

Top Articles