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5 Ways to Manage Aging Skin Well
We all know that we will one day see wrinkles on various parts of our faces. The lines around our nose and mouth mean that we smiled. Still, the signs of aging aren’t something we tend to appreciate. Regardless of your age, the development of lines and creases is something you can manage. The earlier… Read More »
- Posted on: Mar 15 2020
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Is Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery Right for You?
The face gets life in large part from the eyes. It is the eyes that express our feelings, sometimes even when we wish they would not. When we think about aging eyes, we may assume that loose or sagging eyelid tissue may cause us to look, well, older. In truth, because the eyes are expressive,… Read More »
- Posted on: Feb 15 2020
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Breast Enhancement is Multidimensional
Life offers women many experiences. Through them, internal and external changes occur. On the inside, a woman gains wisdom and compassion through relationships, professional gains, and motherhood. On the outside, the passing of years and expansion of family has other effects, some of them not-so-nice. The breasts, in particular, can morph significantly over time, going… Read More »
- Posted on: Dec 15 2019
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Here’s Why a Tummy Tuck Can Do What Exercise Can’t
For many women, aging and motherhood change the way their midsection looks. As hard as they try, they may struggle to get the flat tummy they once had. We are commonly led to believe that diet and exercise will work against age-related and pregnancy-related stomach laxity. For a woman to continually use these methods can… Read More »
- Posted on: Nov 15 2019
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My Nose is Too Big: What are My Options?
A nose that a patient may feel that is too big for their face can be reduced in size. The nose is the focal point for the face and can throw the aesthetic balance off for appearance. Any changes to the nose should be considered in three dimensions with the end goal of improving the… Read More »
- Posted on: Nov 1 2019
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From Long Sleeves to No Sleeves: Why is a Lower Arm Scar Better for Brachioplasty (Arm Lift) Results
View More Cases A brachioplasty or arm lift helps to eliminate excess hanging skin in the upper arm, as well as tighten the skin and reduce the circumference of the upper arm through combination liposuction and skin excision. The skin is removed via a lower upper arm incision which classically is located in the mid… Read More »
- Posted on: Oct 16 2019
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What to Know About Arm Lift Surgery
Brachioplasty, referred to as arm lift surgery, is a procedure in which excess fat and skin are trimmed from the backs of the arms. You may know this tissue as “bat wings,” the term that has been used for years to describe the looseness that flaps in when the arms are raised to wave or… Read More »
- Posted on: Oct 15 2019
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The Topic of Breast Implant Safety Revisited
Since the initial development of breast implants, these medical devices have held a prestigious position in cosmetic surgery. Women around the world have enjoyed the benefits of beautifully augmented breasts for many years now, and the world of breast implant surgery has continued to improve. New implant devices have been developed over the years. Together… Read More »
- Posted on: Sep 15 2019
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Rhinoplasty FAQs
What are the risks involved with rhinoplasty? Nose surgery is one of the original cosmetic surgeries, the first modern cosmetic nose surgery being performed around 1890. It is a very common surgery today, but it is surgery and carries certain risks with it. There are the risks involved with any surgery: infection, excessive bleeding, reaction… Read More »
- Posted on: Aug 26 2019
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Rhinoplasty Affects More than Your Nose
Many people express that they don’t like their nose. Some go so far as to state they would like to have a nose job to change what it is that they don’t like. While a nose that doesn’t fit with the face can be a distractor, the idea of having a different nose can also… Read More »
- Posted on: Aug 15 2019
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