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Getting the Most Out of Your Facial Plastic Surgery in Oregon

Posted February 07, 2014 in Facial Surgery

Why Procedures Like the Facelift Work Best Together When we age, it affects our bodies – all over. With our faces, skin begins to sag, lines and wrinkles form, and volume is lost. This happens throughout the face from the jawline or cheeks to the forehead and eyes. Although some areas may be more apparent, […]

What’s In Store for Plastic Surgery in 2013

Posted January 18, 2013 in Plastic Surgery

Projected trends for the new year. The new year is right around the corner. After the world’s finished singing Auld Lanf Syne, economists, doctors and analysts won’t hesitate to posit what the coming year’s trends might be in the world of plastic surgery. Here’s an early round-up of what the experts expect to see down […]

Herbal Supplements May Pose Risk During Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Procedures

Posted April 26, 2012 in Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery

Herbal supplements and other homeopathic treatments have recently witnessed a surge in popularity. While many patients choose these “natural” treatments for their long term health benefits, they fail to recognize that these supplements can still pose health hazards. Like prescription medication, herbal supplements can have drug-like effects on the body. This also means they can […]

Volume Loss in Bones Contributes to Facial Aging, Study Finds

Posted January 05, 2011 in Facial Surgery

According to study results recently released by a team of plastic surgery researchers, it is not only fat and collagen depletion that contributes to an aged facial appearance over time, but also a gradual loss of bone volume. This “milestone” study, according to American Society of Plastic Surgeons President Dr. Phil Haeck, brings surgeons one […]

Surgeons Start Process for Possible Face Transplant at UPMC

Posted February 22, 2010 in Plastic Surgery In The Media

In a remarkable step forward for reconstructive medicine, surgeons at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) have initiated the process to gain approval for performing a full or partial face transplant. This innovative surgical endeavor could offer new hope for patients who have suffered devastating facial injuries due to trauma, disease, or congenital deformities. […]

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