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Posted September 21, 2011 in Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media
Following a story by USA Today that discussed unaccredited surgeons performing procedures usually performed by board certified plastic surgeons, Eugene plastic surgeon Dr. Daniel shared his views on the state of safe plastic surgery today. In short, Dr. Daniel stresses the importance of a board certified plastic surgeon knowing their patients well. He also shares […]
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Posted September 19, 2011 in Body Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery
Women who lose a great amount of weight with surgical interventions often prefer the results of breast reduction after weight loss, according to a new study published by the ASPS. The study aimed to determine whether results were better if patients chose breast reduction surgery following bariatric surgery or before. To determine this, the study […]
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Posted September 12, 2011 in Skin Care
When used in conjunction with Botox treatments, many patients are seeing improved skin and Obagi results, according to a new study published by the Aesthetic Surgery Journal. Patients in the study who used Botox at the same time as Nu-Derm experienced improved Obagi results. This means patients’ skin improved in overall appearance and they felt […]
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Posted September 06, 2011 in Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media
Not only can plastic surgery improve the way you look, but a new study shows it can actually have a long-term positive impact on the way you feel about yourself. The study, which was published by the ASPS, examined the psychology of plastic surgery on a group of Norwegian patients over five years. While most […]
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Posted August 22, 2011 in Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media
Though many patients turn to non-surgical treatments to fight aging, some relatively inexpensive plastic surgery options can give you more bang for your buck, according to KVOA in Tucson. During an interview on KVOA, the news station’s plastic surgery contributor spoke about popular procedures that she considers inexpensive plastic surgery options when compared to the […]
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Posted August 15, 2011 in Injection Treatments
After a period of two years undergoing Botox treatments, patients may reduce the frequency of treatments to every six months and achieve the same benefits, according to a study by the Oregon Health & Science University’s Casey Eye Institute that looked at how often to get Botox. When looking at a group of 50 women, […]
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Posted August 10, 2011 in Facial Surgery
It’s true that as we age, the years we’ve lived become obvious on our faces in the form of lines, wrinkles and general sagginess. The cause of these signs of aging can be quite varied and time can have different effects for different people. So, the question remains, what makes people look older? A recent […]
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Posted August 01, 2011 in Facial Surgery
A brow lift, when performed minimally to correct a descending brow, may yield better results for a patient than a full lift of the brow. Using special brow lift techniques, plastic surgeons are able to help a patient appear younger and open an eye area that may suffer from a descending brow. Rather than fully […]
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Posted July 25, 2011 in Medical Spa, Skin Care
If you use your smartphone daily, you may experience “Blackberry neck” or lines and creases on your neck from craning it, according to The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The constant downward gaze caused by smartphone use may be causing some individuals to experience more lines and creases on their neck than would appear […]
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Posted July 21, 2011 in Skin Care
Even regularly applying sunscreen may not be enough to prevent sunburns if you are not applying it correctly, according to a new study by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. Sunscreen, the study found, was the most popular form of sun protection chosen by the 3,000 Caucasian adults who participated. In fact, 30% of […]
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