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There have always been men who have placed unique value on self-care and maintaining a clean, sophisticated or suave appearance. Whether due to availability, social media reducing the sting of surgery stigma or a sense of increased competition during tough economic times, more men are looking to plastic surgeons for that self-care.
Dermal fillers can provide short-term results that may improve the appearance of the nose for the right type of patient, but for most, this method falls short. In these cases, rhinoplasty is recommended.
While it may seem like today's fillers can do almost anything, you can't. That is to say, there are things that you should avoid immediately after getting facial filler so that your body has time to recover and your filler has time to settle.
With summer coming to an end and the colder weather of fall and winter just around the corner, it's the perfect time to refresh your skin. Not only to get your skin looking fantastic for the fall, but also to prepare it for the coming cold air outside and drying, furnace-blasting air inside.
Skin-sparing wise-pattern internal mammary perforator breast reconstruction, also known as SWIM breast reconstruction, is a lesser-known option to repair the breasts after mastectomy.
You may diligently slather your face in sunscreen to protect your delicate features, but in general, the backs of our hands get ignored and are among the first signs of aging and sun damage. So, what can you do to help reverse the signs of aging and prevent your hands or arms from giving away your age?
Flora refused to let breast cancer dictate her life. Learn how she became the CEO of her own health, researching every option and advocating fiercely for the treatment plan that was right for her.
For women experiencing breast cancer, the process of healing is challenging and often confusing. This is especially the case for women who choose to undergo mastectomy or lumpectomy as part of their treatment process. Not only have they survived the disease and course of treatment, but they may feel they have also lost a part of themselves along that journey.
As the popularity of medical weight loss treatments has increased, a new aesthetic concern has emerged, known as the "Ozemic butt." While GLP-1 medications have revolutionized weight loss and obesity management, significant, rapid weight loss can lead to some rather unwanted side effects, including a deflated or flattened butt.
Do years of consistent filler and neuromodulator use preclude or limit future procedures? If you invest in specific minimally invasive procedures today, are you risking your safety and results tomorrow if you want something more invasive?