Cool Sculpting Part 3
Posted December 13, 2013 in Body Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery
This is our third installment of the “Cool Sculpting” blog series that we have been writing for the past couple of weeks.
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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 […]
Read MoreCoolSculpting in Eugene
Posted October 19, 2012 in Body Surgery
Patients looking for CoolSculpting in Eugene are increasingly turning to plastic surgeon Dr. Lee Daniel. At Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Eugene, Dr. Daniel offers this unique fat reduction treatment. CoolSculpting works by freezing fat cells, which minimizes them over a period of a couple of months. Dr. Daniel and his team recently added a second […]
Read MoreReduce Fat Without Diet, Exercise or Surgery
Posted September 21, 2012 in Body Surgery
Alternatives to Liposuction This may surprise you, but liposuction has gone down in numbers over the years. In 2011, there were just over 200,000 patients in America who underwent the procedure. That puts it at the third most common cosmetic surgery – nothing to scoff at, to be sure, but compare that to the year […]
Read MoreHow Social Media Can Help You Find a Cosmetic Surgeon
Posted August 14, 2012 in Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery
Sites like Facebook can be a great way to find the right doctor for you. Social media has swept the world. Millions of people around the world use sites like Facebook and Twitter to keep up with friends, family, and all the daily events that matter to them. Did you know sites such as these […]
Read MoreHerbal 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 […]
Read More“Beauty Quotient” Varies by Individual, Says Plastic Surgeon
Posted March 28, 2011 in Body Surgery, Facial Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery In The Media
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 […]
Read MoreLipo Myths: Separating Fact From Fiction
Posted March 21, 2011 in Plastic Surgery
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 […]
Read MorePatient Safety in Cosmetic Medicine Focus of New, Multi-Specialty Coalition
Posted February 22, 2011 in Cosmetic Surgery, Plastic Surgery
Four respected national medical organizations recently joined forces to form the Physicians Aesthetic Coalition, a multi-specialty group aimed at encouraging patient education and safety in cosmetic medicine. Each of the organizations involved in the Coalition, including the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS), the […]
Read MoreResearchers Find Few Americans Engaging in Medical Tourism
Posted December 31, 2010 in Cosmetic Surgery
According to survey data recently released by researchers at the University of Iowa, fewer Americans than previously supposed are engaging in medical tourism, or the practice of seeking cheaper plastic surgery and other procedures in countries outside the U.S. Brandon Alleman and his team of researchers at the University of Iowa surveyed 45 companies that […]
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