Plastic Surgery Procedures

New study on fat grafting to the breast

Posted on November 2, 2009

It’s seems like a perfect answer – “take a little off down here, put some a little more up here”. But fat grafting to the breasts has been controversial. A problem, known as fat necrosis, has been the #1 concern. Lumpy deposits of injected fat, which may feel exactly like a breast cancer, can result if […]

Good Plastic Surgery

Posted on October 29, 2009

Why don’t you ever see tabloid headlines about “Good Plastic Surgery” or “Great Botox”? Or maybe “Fantastic facelift” or “Tremendous Tummy tuck”? Well, besides the fact that 1) sensationalist headlines sell papers, and 2) we all have an excessive sense of curiosity about all things related to celebrities, regardless of their actual talent level, good […]

Smart lipo: does it tighten the skin?

Posted on October 23, 2009

Sometimes marketing hype gets way ahead of the science. That’s certainly the way it seems to have been with the current generation of laser-assisted liposuction devices. Promises of skin tightening have been made by most of the manufacturers of these devices (SmartLipo and others) – with very little science to back up the claims. I […]

Lower body lifts

Posted on October 12, 2009

Just as a tummy tuck can really help people who have a lot of loose skin on their abdomen, a lower body lift is the corresponding operation for people that have significant amounts of excess skin on their lateral (outside) thighs or buttocks. It tightens the lax skin over the “saddlebag” area and buttock by removing the […]

Ten reasons to consider a breast lift

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You might need a breast lift (mastopexy) if one or more of these ten reasons sounds familiar to you: 1. You prefer the breast shape you get when you lift your breasts upwards with your hands. 2. You want your breasts to be “perkier”. 3. Your breast size is good, but they are “too low”. 4. When […]

Choosing the right breast implant shape

Posted on October 7, 2009

Back in the dark ages, plastic surgeons recommended breast implants based only on their total volume. Now, most modern surgeons realize that it is important to measure the patient’s rib cage width, and match the width of the implant to the width of the patient, in order to obtain a result that looks attractive, proportional, […]

Save Money! Look Great! – New Internet Discounts

Posted on October 5, 2009

I’m pleased to announce two new specials for our Botox and filler (Juvederm, Restylane, Sculptra, etc.) patients. Special #1: Bring a Friend and Save. Book a filler or Botox appointment for yourself and a good friend at the same time. If the friend is a new patient to our practice, we’ll give you a credit of 15% […]

How long do I have to quit smoking for?

Posted on September 29, 2009

It’s well known that smokers have more surgical complications than non-smokers.One of the most frustrating complications for plastic surgeons is called flap necrosis. This is where part of the skin can literally turn black and die, following surgery on the area. If that sounds bad, you’re right. And it’s much, much more likely in smokers, even […]

Breast Augmentation & Surgical Drains

Posted on September 20, 2009

Recently, a patient asked me if I used surgical drains as part of my routine when performing breast augmentation surgery. It’s a thoughtful question – as there are a few surgeons locally who do use drains during breast augmentation surgery, removing them at the first or second postoperative visit. Drains, by the way, are small […]

Mini tummy tucks – are you a candidate?

Posted on September 14, 2009

“Doctor, will a mini tummy tuck fix my tummy or do I need the full tummy tuck?” The mini tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is the smaller cousin of both the “regular” or the “extended” abdominoplasty. These latter two operations do have a longer incisional length, but are much more powerful in terms of skin tightening and muscle repair, […]

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