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2013 I had a septoplasty, then broke nose, 2014 had an open reconstructive rhinoplasty (turned to be a beak nose), and 2015 had a closed reconstructive rhinoplasty with infections (Acinetobacter, anaerobic, pseudomonas, staph, and yeast) and was hospitalized and treated with a 3 month picc line. I have bumps on the top nose bridge. Is there any help with the bumps without surgery or filler?
I am a 40-year-old female seeking advice regarding possible breast reconstruction revision surgery. I received breast implants when I was 18 years old. A few years later, I suffered a brown recluse spider bite to one of my breasts, which caused significant tissue damage and led to multiple reconstructive surgeries over the years. My most recent revision surgery was approximately five years ago a
2013 I had a septoplasty, then broke nose, 2014 had an open reconstructive rhinoplasty (turned to be a beak nose), and 2015 had a closed reconstructive rhinoplasty with infections (Acinetobacter, anaerobic, pseudomonas, staph, and yeast) and was hospitalized and treated with a 3 month picc line. I have bumps on the top nose bridge. Is there any help with the bumps without surgery or filler?
I am a 40-year-old female seeking advice regarding possible breast reconstruction revision surgery. I received breast implants when I was 18 years old. A few years later, I suffered a brown recluse spider bite to one of my breasts, which caused significant tissue damage and led to multiple reconstructive surgeries over the years. My most recent revision surgery was approximately five years ago a
"Surgery to treat gynecomastia is very effective. If you don't have any other contributing causes for your gynecomastia, i.e., a medication or a hormonal problem, then the surgery consists of liposuction and excision and is a permanent result."
"It is important to carefully do your homework and research the credentials of the doctor that you're considering seeing and making sure that they're board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, as well as being an active member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons."
"If your scars are still visible once they've reached their full maturity, there's also camouflage techniques that can come in handy. Spray tans are great. The other thing that some patients try is medical-grade tattooing to help blend out those areas and really limit the appearance of their scars."
Chances are you or someone close to you has been prescribed a GLP-1 medication for weight loss, which means you probably also know that these drugs have changed a lot of conversations. In 2025, one of those conversations moved somewhere you might not expect – the plastic surgeon's office.
If you've been thinking about a lift or a tuck or just wondering what everyone else is getting done these days, you're not alone. Patients are asking many of the same questions, and the numbers help support what surgeons see in their offices every day. Plastic surgery procedures rose 7 percent in 2025.
A new review offered nutrition recommendations for patients considering body contouring surgery after significant weight loss. Addressing protein, vitamin and mineral deficiencies before surgery may help healing and reduce complications.