Plump, full lips are highly attractive. They are not, however, always provided by genetics. If your lips are too thin for your face or if you simply desire a more voluminous pout, lip augmentation with a dermal filler may be the best solution. Safer than implants and significantly more effective than volume-enhancing lipstick, dermal fillers can provide […]
By leading a reasonably active lifestyle and eating a healthy and nutritious diet, your tummy tuck results could last for a lifetime. Of course, the opposite is also true: if you become inactive or make food choices that are known to cause health and weight problems, you can quickly undo the results of your procedure. So, exactly how
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From 2010 – 2019, the five most popular plastic surgery procedures were: Breast Augmentation Nose Reshaping (Rhinoplasty) Liposuction Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) Facelift Tummy tuck surgery and facelift alternated as the fifth most popular surgical procedure throughout the decade, with abdominoplasty making the list in 2010, 2015, 2017, and 2018. During this same period, the top five most popular nonsurgical
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How long does it take to recover from a mommy makeover? Recovery from a mommy makeover is slightly different for every woman. Factors including the number and type of procedures that were used for your makeover, your body’s natural response to surgery, and your commitment to following pre and postoperative care instructions will all play a role
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Both breast augmentation and breast lift surgery can improve the appearance of the bust, but they are designed to address very different things. Breast augmentation focuses on creating volume, ideal projection, and a more womanly upper body. Breast lift is focused on eliminating loose and sagging breast tissue, improving breast location, and restoring a youthful
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We offer a number of nonsurgical skin rejuvenation options to help men and women of all ages look their best. Many of our most popular skincare treatments work perfectly as stand-alone services, but several can be combined with surgical options to enhance or improve results as well. What will work best for your needs and
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While recovery from abdominoplasty is different for every individual, there is a general tummy tuck recovery timeline that is applicable in most cases. While it may be six to eight weeks before you can resume all normal activities following tummy tuck surgery, you should be able to: Resume working a non-strenuous job within five to seven
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Liposuction is used to remove stubborn deposits of fat from the body. Suitable for nearly any area, this body contouring technique can produce a slim and toned appearance, reduce unevenness caused by fat deposits, and help restore a more attractive physique. It should not, however, be relied on for weight loss. Of course, any removal
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Is blepharoplasty a good idea for a young woman or man? How about a brow lift? When is the best age for a facelift? These and similar questions are commonly asked of our board-certified plastic surgeons, and the resounding answer is, of course, that all depends on the individual. Facial plastic surgery is designed to address
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Over the course of its history, breast augmentation has come a very long way. Once almost unavoidably obvious, new techniques and devices have been developed to produce natural-looking and feeling breast enlargement results. Silicone breast implants tend to feel more like natural breast tissue than saline alternatives. This is particularly true of the form stable (“gummy bear”)
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