Earlier this week I spent a half hour with one of those interesting, confident, has-her-act-together patients who help make my job fun. She was seeing me for concerns she had with her abdomen and thighs, which were somewhat fuller than she would have preferred, and she had a PLAN. “I have a trainer, I have talked »
Archive for the ‘Face Lift’ Category
On the perception of aging…
A patient I recently saw in consultation for a Mini-facelift asked an interesting question: “Do facelift patients have a hard time adjusting to their new, younger appearance?” Without hesitation, my answer was “No”. As I thought about it, I realized why, and a quick internet search confirmed my suspicion. A common comment from patients is, ”I’m here »
Can cosmetic surgery be too acceptable??
So I saw an attractive 25-year-old woman yesterday who consulted me because she was convinced she wanted a facelift. A Mini-facelift, yes, but still a facelift. On exam, this woman had a lovely facial shape and a well-defined neck. No massive weight loss, no skin disorders resulting in abnormal facial laxity, no turkey gobbler passed on from her father. »
Not everything great is new, and not everything new is great-
As I peruse the day-to-day goings on in the Plastic Surgery media world, I am constantly reminded that what makes for a “news” story is often hugely removed from my day-to-day practice. I don’t see alot of perfection-obsessed reality TV stars. I do see alot of 42-year-old mothers of three who want to get some »
Neck Rejuvenation
This article is from the December issue of our Cosmetic Surgery Newsletter. No Turkey Neck This Holiday Season Did you know that everybody’s neck ages a bit differently? Depending on your weight fluctuation, your genes and your habits (smoking, alcohol, sun exposure, etc), you may age faster or slower than someone else the same age. Women’s skin »
