Category: Plastic Surgery

September 19, 2011 | Body Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery

Plastic Surgery After Weight Loss May Improve Results

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 […]

September 06, 2011 | Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media

Study Examines the Psychology of Plastic Surgery

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 […]

August 22, 2011 | Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media

VIDEO: Inexpensive Plastic Surgery Offers More Bang for Your Buck

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 […]

July 04, 2011 | Breast Implants, Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery

Breast Implant Patients Turning to Smaller Breasts

As perceptions of beauty have changed over time, recently women are choosing smaller breast implants than they previously had. Celebrities who have downsized in recent years allegedly include Denise Richards, Victoria Beckham, Drew Barrymore, and Jordan. Taken together they represent a trend toward breast implants being smaller than was previously fashionable. More everyday women are […]

June 27, 2011 | Breast Implants, Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery

Silicone Implant Safety Studied by FDA, Results Positive

With a new study completed, the FDA has released its findings and opinions on silicone implant safety, which is positive for both plastic surgeons and patients. After conducting an in-depth study of silicone implant safety, the FDA has confirmed that silicone gel implants “have a reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness when used as labeled.” […]

June 21, 2011 | Plastic Surgery

Non-Invasive Plastic Surgery Is Bonding Time for Some Couples

As they mature, more couples are choosing to undergo non-invasive plastic surgery to reduce signs of aging together, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune. Why Are Couples Choosing Non-Invasive Plastic Surgery? The trend is likely because people are not only living longer than before, but also because they are working harder, which puts added stress on […]

May 23, 2011 | Plastic Surgery

Plastic Surgery for Men Requires Special Considerations

Men who undergo plastic surgery procedures often have a unique set of needs, much different than those of women who undergo similar procedures. Philadelphia plastic surgeon Dr. Bruce Genter has seen many male patients and told ABC News what he sees as the needs for men who choose cosmetic treatments. For men who undergo liposuction, […]

April 11, 2011 | Breast Implants, Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery

Asymptomatic Implant Ruptures Often Go Undetected

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MRIs may not be as effective in detecting ruptured breast implants in women as the FDA originally thought, according to a study published by Medical News Today. A research team at the University of Michigan investigated the effectiveness of MRI scans in detecting breast implant ruptures and found that among women who had no symptoms, […]

March 28, 2011 | Body Surgery, Facial Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media

“Beauty Quotient” Varies by Individual, Says Plastic Surgeon

While the old adage is “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” a New York plastic surgeon suggests it is rather the perception of beauty that matters. In an article for The Huffington Post, Dr. Robert Tornambe points out that each of us consider varying aspects of the human form to be beautiful. In […]

March 21, 2011 | Plastic Surgery

Lipo Myths: Separating Fact From Fiction

Liposuction myths have been around for decades and can often be confusing to patients who don’t know what to expect from the procedure. To help set realistic expectations for his Eugene liposuction, Dr. Daniel discusses four common lipo myths. Lipo Myth #1: Liposuction For Weight Loss Because liposuction permanently reduces fatty tissue, many men and […]

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