Facial fat grafting is a procedure to add volume and give a youthful appearance to the face. With a fat transfer, the patient’s cells are harvested from another area of the body. The fat is then purified and injected through small cannulas into the targeted area of the face. In some cases, it can also be […]
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Achieving a body you feel confident and comfortable in has never been easier. Not only are there procedures available for almost every aesthetic goal you can imagine, but there are also various options to attain the precise look you’re going for. For example, patients looking to address the thighs, including loose skin and excess fat,
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If you use social media, then you surely have seen the latest trend of buccal fat removal. From high-end influencers to probably your close friends, it seems like everyone is either talking about having it done or has already done it. But why? Simply put, because buccal fat pad removal is a minimally invasive way to
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According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, an average of 65 percent of men between 27 and 92 years of age have experienced gynecomastia. Despite it being so common, it is still a source of insecurity for many men. It may even lead them to feel embarrassed in social and intimate settings. Gynecomastia surgery, or
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Eyelid surgery, medically known as blepharoplasty, was one of the top five cosmetic surgeries in 2020, with over 300,000 procedures in the United States alone. Why is that? It’s because blepharoplasties can aid with the aesthetic composition around the eye and also have functional benefits. Here are a few common reasons to get a blepharoplasty now. Improve Vision
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Arm lift surgery, also commonly known as Brachioplasty, is a tried-and-true form of plastic surgery for dealing with unwanted fat or loose skin resting on your upper arms. And while that sounds like an elective surgery that everyone may one day want to undergo, only some are suitable candidates to receive an arm lift. Though the surgery
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Burns are one of the most common types of scar-forming injury that people have the unfortunate discomfort of experiencing. That’s because burn accidents can happen easier than you might expect. Around 25% of reported severe burns occur right from the safety of home, making burn scar surgery an ordinary appointment for countless Americans. And though you might
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Though over 15 million people get plastic surgeries every year in the United States alone, a number that keeps growing, it can still be daunting to get under the proverbial scalpel. If you’ve been looking for ways to reach your cosmetic and aesthetic goals without undergoing surgery and without the consistent upkeep of makeup or
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With 15 million people getting a plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery procedure done in the United States every year alone, chances are you may be considering joining that statistic. However, even if you have reached some conclusion on the procedure or area you would like to work on, let’s take a moment to consider some overlooked areas
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The skin eventually sags on most parts of the body. However, sagging skin on the neck is one of the most noticeable areas. Taut, tight, and wrinkle-free neck skin is a sign of a youthful appearance. Sagging skin can be uncomfortable and embarrassing to some people. While sagging skin is completely natural, some may wonder
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