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Web Log – January 2025 – Rhinoplasty: Enhancing Facial Rejuvenation

Another concept that I had confirmed at my recent American Society of Plastic Surgeons meeting  was considering rhinoplasty an element of a facial rejuvenation strategy.  In youth, facial skin is tighter, more elastic, and holds softening fat in the right places.  This all can make a sub optimal nose less noticeable.  With aging, however, the […]

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Web Log – November 2024 – Ozempic Face and Body

Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) were also a topic of discussion at my recent Plastic Surgery meeting.  These medications were originally used to treat diabetes, but while improving insulin sensitivity, they also slow down digestion and lead to weight loss. Learn more about GLP-1RA’s. The short hand term to describe the aesthetic effects of this

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Web Log – July 2024 – Statistics for 2023

Every year, the two main Plastic Surgical Societies poll their membership on their case types and numbers.  The results are often interesting, and sometimes even helpful.  Here are a few… Top 5 cosmetic procedures are liposuction, breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, mastopexy, and blepharoplasty. They talk about the “Ballet Body Beautiful” trend.   I’m afraid it’s the first

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Web Log – June 2024 – Breast Implant Capsulectomy Definitions and Management

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons and The Aesthetic Society of Plastic Surgeons have released the following statement: Breast Surgery Collaborative Community issues consensus statement on breast implant capsulectomy definitions and management A consensus statement on the terminology and management of breast implant capsules issued by the Breast Surgery Collaborative Community (BSCC), a consortium of

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Web Log – March / April 2024 – Mesh Support in Breast Surgery

Additional tissue support in breast surgery first became more common when acellular dermis ( cadaver dermis washed of all offending agents ) was introduced for breast cancer reconstruction.  Placing a sheet of tissue in the lower part of the breast post mastectomy allowed more effective immediate breast reconstruction and revolutionized the field.  These sheets, however,

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