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The Evolving Nature of Men Who Undergo Cosmetic Plastic Surgery

  Over the last half of the prior century, cosmetic plastic surgery was largely associated with the female gender. From breast augmentation to facelifts, women made up 85% to 90% of the procedures for making one look younger, more fit and to feel better about themselves. Men constituted a minority of the procedures and included Read More…

Why Smoking Is Bad For Your Plastic Surgery

A recent article published on CNN online and picked up by numerous news agencies was entitled’ Smoking May Make Your Nipples Fall Off’. As sensationalized as that headline appears, there is more than just a kernel of truth to it. This is referring specifically to those folks who undergo plastic surgery of the breast, not Read More…

Sutures Reactions after Incisional Closures in Plastic Surgery

  The use of sutures is an absolute must for the closure of any type of incision in plastic surgery. Careful approximation of the wound edges and providing underlying layers of support by sutures are what makes the resultant scar from any elective plastic surgery procedure usually favorable and minimized. While the use of sutures  Read More…

The Downward Age Trend in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery

  The great boom in plastic surgery over the past decade has been largely spurned by the use of injectable treatments and lasers for aesthetic facial rejuvenation. This has arisen to a shift in the average age of patients seeking cosmetic changes with a younger age group than ever before. Recent statistics put forth by Read More…

Plastic Surgery and the Making Of Barbie

The pursuit of the perfect female body is not a realistic goal for any woman, regardless of what plastic surgery techniques exist. Improving your own body through diet and exercise, and perhaps a little plastic surgery, is a more common sense approach. Women should only want to have good body proportions that fall within the Read More…

The Prevalence of Body Contouring After Weight Loss Surgery

  Weight loss surgery in the United States had grown considerably in the past decade. There are now over 200,000 bariatric surgeries performed each year consisting mainly of either a bypass or lapband procedure. Bariatric centers are located in every major city and I can count at least four major bariatric centers in Indianapolis alone. Read More…

Who Is Your Cosmetic Surgeon? – Part 2

  Inadequate training and poor judgment account for a disproportionate number of complications and unsatisfactory results that occur annually from cosmetic surgery procedures. With so many different types of doctors doing cosmetic surgery, how can one make a safe and wise choice? In days gone by, the use of the terms such as ‘board-certified’ and Read More…

Who Is Your Cosmetic Surgeon? – Part 1

  A front page article in USA today reviewed a burgeoning problem in the world of cosmetic surgery…a growing number of complications spurned by surgeons of dubious training backgrounds. As insurance reimbursements have continued downward to abysmal levels, doctors who are trained in many other medical specialities than plastic surgery are either doing or opening Read More…

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