02
Oct
Six days after a hair and brow transplant, I found myself thinking about eyebrows. Specifically: What makes a great eyebrow? As a facial plastic surgeon, I'm obviously highly qualified to answer this extremely important question. So let's rank some celebrity eyebrows based entire...
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Oct
One of the most common questions patients ask is: “What age should I start Botox? ” With the growing popularity of “preventative Botox,” some people are beginning treatments in their 20s—sometimes before they have visible lines at all. But there isn't a magic age when everyone sho...
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Oct
LED face masks are having a moment, and the new iRestore Laser Face Mask Pro is one of the more interesting devices to enter the conversation. It combines 150 lasers with 650 LEDs, for a total of 800 light sources across eight wavelengths. It also includes an “All” mode that allo...
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Oct
LED face masks are everywhere right now. They look futuristic, they are easy to use at home, and they fit perfectly into the current skin longevity conversation. For patients who want better skin without downtime, the appeal is obvious. Put on the mask, sit for a few minutes, an...
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Sep
Healing is an important part of any cosmetic procedure. While your surgeon's technique, your overall health, and following postoperative instructions all play major roles, some patients are interested in additional treatments that may support the healing process. One option is hy...
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Sep
Choosing to have rhinoplasty is a personal decision, and one of the most important parts of the process is making sure you and your surgeon have a clear understanding of your goals. One technology that has transformed the rhinoplasty consultation is 3D facial imaging. Unlike trad...
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Sep
When people look in the mirror, they often focus on one feature they would like to change. But facial aesthetics aren't determined by individual features alone. The nose, chin, lips, cheeks, and jawline all interact to create the overall appearance of the face. This concept is of...
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Sep
Facial aging is often described as "wrinkles," but the process is much more complex than that. As we age, changes occur in the skin, fat, muscles, soft tissues, and underlying bone. These changes happen at different rates and contribute to the way our faces gradually change over ...
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Sep
As the face ages, many people notice changes they'd like to address—fine lines, loss of volume, deeper folds, jowling, or looser skin around the jawline and neck. Two of the most commonly discussed options are dermal fillers and facelift surgery. While both can improve aspects of...
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Sep
If you're considering or recovering from rhinoplasty, you may notice that your nose looks a little different as the seasons change. This can be especially noticeable during the summer, when warmer temperatures may cause increased swelling. So, does having nose surgery in the summ...
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Sep
Your eyebrows might seem like a small part of your face, but they actually do a lot of work when it comes to facial framing. They help define the eyes, create balance across the upper face, and contribute to your overall appearance. That's why even a small amount of thinning or a...
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Sep
CoolSculpting is one of those treatments that sounds almost too simple at first: freeze the fat, let the body clear it, and gradually see a slimmer contour. And while that is the basic idea, the real value of CoolSculpting is not that it replaces surgery. It is that it gives the ...
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