A facelift can take years off your appearance, but determining the right age to undergo this surgery can be tricky. Whether you’re considering a facelift in your 40s, 50s, or even later, understanding the benefits and challenges of each age group can help you make an informed decision. At Altos Oaks Plastic Surgery, patients can expect elegant, natural-looking […]
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A facelift, or rhytidectomy, can provide a refreshed, more youthful appearance by tightening sagging skin, smoothing deep folds, and restoring natural facial contours. If you’re planning to undergo this transformative procedure, you’re probably eager to see the final reveal. So, how soon will you see your newly rejuvenated face after a facelift? At Altos Oaks Plastic Surgery,
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If you want to change the size or shape of your nose, you should know you have options: liquid rhinoplasty or surgical rhinoplasty. Both procedures can address aesthetic concerns, but the right choice for you depends on your goals and preferences. Let’s break down the key differences and help you determine which to move forward with. At Altos Oaks
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A brow lift can transform your appearance, smoothing forehead wrinkles, lifting drooping brows, and creating a more youthful and refreshed look. However, proper recovery is key to achieving optimal results. Here’s a detailed timeline and practical tips to ensure a smooth healing after your brow lift. At Altos Oaks Plastic Surgery, our board-certified plastic surgeons bring decades of
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You may already be familiar with rhinoplasty, a cosmetic surgery that reshapes the nose, but did you know you can accomplish similar results without the surgery? Liquid rhinoplasty is a procedure that uses dermal fillers to add volume to and reshape the nose to address minor issues and asymmetry. With this procedure, you can achieve
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Direct UV exposure has many damaging impacts on the skin. Not only can sunlight burn the skin, but long-term exposure can also affect collagen and elastin production, accelerate the development of fine lines and deep wrinkles, produce textural irregularities, cause general dryness, and even produce slight discolorations known as sunspots. Fortunately, proper use of high-quality
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Rhinoplasty, commonly known as nose surgery or a nose job, is designed to address cosmetic issues with the nose. Problems fixed by rhinoplasty include: Nose Shape and Size Nose and Nostril Width Bumps/Humps on the Bridge of the Nose Upturned or Downturned Nasal Tip Asymmetry Crooked Presentation Rhinoplasty corrects the size and shape of the nose to
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If you’re considering a facelift, you might wonder if you’re too young for the procedure. The truth is, there is no age limit for facelifts. Whether you’re in your 20s, 30s, 40s, or beyond, you can get a facelift if you feel like you need one. Of course, there are a few things you should
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Frown lines are the vertical lines between the eyebrows that occur with facial movement. Known medically as glabellar lines, frown lines may also be called worry lines or “the 11s.” Some people develop frown lines very early on, even in their teens. However, the issue traditionally becomes pronounced with age. Frown lines respond very well
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Crow’s feet are the wrinkles that extend horizontally from the outside corners of your eyes. In some cases, crow’s feet are always visible. In others, they are only visible when smiling, squinting, or moving your face. Crow’s feet that are always visible may respond well to dermal fillers. Soft tissue fillers add volume to the treatment
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