Archive for October, 2014

A recent article in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (October 2011) out of the United Kingdom documented a higher incidence of sensation loss of the nipple/areola area and more pain in the areola with breast augmentation incisions made around the edge of the areola compared to incisions made in the crease under the breasts. The incision […]

It is not infrequent that patients come in for cosmetic treatments such as Botox® or a filler like Juvederm® or Restylane® and ask about procedures that are more permanent so that they do not have to come back for more treatments. For many years, the only filler available was collagen, which lasted only a few […]

How long it is going to take to recover from surgery and get back to work is a big concern for many patients who are considering plastic surgery. Two body contouring procedures that patients generally have the least amount of pain with and, therefore, the quickest recovery is breast lifts and liposuction. Many patients who […]

When considering who is going to perform your facelift, do you go with someone who is using an advertising gimmick to lure you in or do you select someone with years of training, true board certification and memberships in legitimate national societies like the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Aesthetic […]

It is amazing how many otherwise good tummy tucks are ruined by a large scar around the belly button; we refer to it as the lily pad in the middle of the pond. It is generally either a lack of knowledge on how to create a small, naturally appearing umbilicus or a lack of effort […]