Plastic surgery

Treatment of Stretch Marks

Skin care products that are used for facial rejuvenation may help the appearance of stretch marks. Retinoids, glycolic acids, collagen peptides, hyaluronic peptides, and Vitamins B, E, and C products in topical formulations increase cell turnover, stimulate collagen, and may improve the appearance of stretch marks. These products may improve the texture of stretch marks […]

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Treatment of Stretch Marks

Part I Stretch marks are benign but are one of the most bothersome and frustrating skin conditions in both women and men. We wonder why certain individuals get many, and other people get few to none, despite the same body changes throughout life. It may not be fair that some women get no abdominal stretch

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Capsular Contractures, Capsulotomy, Capsulectomy, and Capsulorrhaphy For Beginners – Part II

Part 2 of CAPSULAR CONTRACTURES, CAPSULOTOMY, CAPSULECTOMY, AND CAPSULORRHAPHY FOR BEGINNERS Mild cases of capsular contracture are typically treated conservatively with massage and observation. More moderate to severe cases are treated with surgery, hence the other terms… Reoperative surgery for breast implants always starts with capsulotomy. This means making an incision into the breast pocket

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Capsular Contractures, Capsulotomy, Capsulectomy, and Capsulorrhaphy For Beginners – Part I

Part I of CAPSULAR CONTRACTURES, CAPSULOTOMY, CAPSULECTOMY, AND CAPSULORRHAPHY FOR BEGINNERS Although the above medical terms sound so intimidating, it is important that all women who already have breast implants or those who are contemplating breast implants understand these terms, as they are frequently used by your plastic surgeon. Capsular contracture means scar tissue. A

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Complication and Revision Policy after Undergoing Elective Surgery

This is a very important topic that I always discuss with patients prior to proceeding with elective surgery. It often surprises me how many patients think that either I, or their insurance company, will pay for any future charges as a result of needing additional surgery or outside intervention such as an MRI. Cosmetic surgery

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Expanding Horizons Symposium – Part 2 of 3 (Breast)

Part 2 of 3, BREAST The jury is still out on the benefits of anatomic form-stable textured shaped breast implants (tear-drop shaped gummy bear implants). Sientra has their version FDA approved, and we have been using their smooth round high strength silicone implants with excellent results. Mentor and Allergan’s versions are not yet FDA approved.

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Expanding Horizons Symposium – Part 1 of 3 (Face)

This is one of a three-part blog on the highlights of the meeting. Part 1 of 3, FACE Facelift and Necklift surgery are performed by many techniques with excellent results. One technique is not necessarily better than the other. Most plastic surgeons are performing “minifacelift” techniques with less aggressive dissections in the right candidates. Patients

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