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The second consultation: Why more patients are slowing down before plastic surgery
Ariel Frankeny | Freelance Writer Thursday, October 1, 2026Today, more patients are putting a few extra steps between expressing interest and fully committing. Instead of deciding after just one appointment, patients may meet with two or three surgeons, spend months researching their options and/or return for a second conversation before feeling ready to move forward.
Fat transfer may offer another option for breast reconstruction
Niccole Caan | ASPS Staff Tuesday, September 29, 2026Dutch plastic surgeons are further developing a new option for breast reconstruction after mastectomy using only a patient's own fat to rebuild the breast. The technique, known as autologous fat transfer, may be suitable for patients who don't want implants or are not good candidates for flap reconstruction.
Why breast augmentation consults climb as the weather cools
Ariel Frankeny | Freelance Writer Thursday, September 24, 2026Plastic surgeons often see interest in aesthetic procedures increase during the cooler months, making fall a popular time to begin the breast augmentation consultation process.
GLP-1 and breast surgery: How weight loss medications are reshaping aesthetic options
Ariel Frankeny | Freelance Writer Tuesday, September 22, 2026The breasts contain a substantial amount of fatty tissue, so significant weight loss can reduce breast volume while leaving behind a skin envelope that doesn't necessarily shrink at the same rate.
The AI face: When inspiration photos aren't real
Ariel Frankeny | Freelance Writer Friday, September 18, 2026AI-generated faces have become remarkably realistic, creating images with poreless skin, near-perfect symmetry, tiny, sculpted noses, sharply defined jawlines and facial proportions that can look entirely plausible at first glance.
Why people are choosing plastic surgery in 2025
Alia Willson | Freelance Writer Tuesday, September 15, 2026When people talk about plastic surgery, the conversation often centers on dramatic transformations, beauty trends or changing the way someone looks. According to this year's statistics report, the conversations happening in plastic surgeons' offices tell a more personal story.
Plastic surgery at every age: How goals change throughout life
Alia Willson | Freelance Writer Thursday, September 10, 2026People are choosing cosmetic surgery at every stage of adulthood, often for very different reasons. While younger adults continue to seek procedures that align with their personal goals, the strongest growth is happening among patients in midlife and beyond.
Breast surgery in 2025: Evolving aesthetics
Alia Willson | Freelance Writer Tuesday, September 8, 2026In decades past, if you were considering breast augmentation, it was an all-or-nothing deal. The 2025 data suggest otherwise and may be signaling an evolution in the way patients approach breast enhancement. Patients are still choosing augmentation, a lot of them, but the result they are asking for may be quietly changing.
The GLP-1 effect: From body to face and what happens next
Alia Willson | Freelance Writer Friday, September 4, 2026Chances 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.
2025 plastic surgery by the numbers: What are the trends in plastic surgery – and what it means for you
Alia Willson | Freelance Writer Wednesday, September 2, 2026If 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.
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