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We’ve had several patients recently undergo breast reduction surgery with a BMI of 40 or greater.
After years of performing facelifts, we’re finally getting one for ourselves. Renovations and remodeling are about complete for our entire office space.
Are you ready to take the plunge and improve your appearance with a little help from cosmetic surgery? Before doing so, it’s essential to make sure that you pick a board-certified plastic surgeon who can safely perform the procedure. But which board?
This year, why not make one of your resolutions to find ways to upgrade your look and show off the beautiful you? And while many people often think they need an extensive facelift to change their appearance, Botox can provide subtle yet stunning results without any surgery! In this post we will cover why Botox could be the perfect pick-me-up you need this New Year season.
It’s an old saying, but it’s true. Time is money, especially in an operating room. When you pay for many cosmetic procedures that are done
We really enjoy doing procedures in our office, as it represents a comfortable, safe, convenient, and less expensive alternative to a full operating room.
How heavy can you be and still undergo cosmetic surgery? High BMI patients are sometimes excluded from consideration based on their weight alone, but we take a more individual approach. We don’t have an absolute cutoff.
We always consider upper or lower eyelid blepharoplasty to be our favorite “stealth” cosmetic procedure- you look like yourself, just better!
I see patients for a cosmetic procedure that sometimes ask me if they are “too old” to be undergoing an elective procedure like a facelift, eyelid surgery, abdominoplasty, cosmetic breast surgery, and other cosmetic procedures. I do turn down patients for cosmetic procedures but it’s usually not because of their age.
I’ve had several patients recently that say they chose to come to our practice based on positive online ratings and reviews. While I’m certainly pleased to hear this, I want to urge patients to be cautious in how they use these ratings and reviews. They don’t always tell the whole story.