After any surgery, anywhere on the body, it’s possible to have bruising. It is expected with rhinoplasty although the range can be from very little to a bit more. Following surgery, ice is the number one factor, when properly applied over the eyes, to reduce bruising. We also believe that ingesting foods rich in the… Read More »
Some rhinoplasty surgeons report that a serious percentage of people wanting a nose job are price shopping first and considering surgeons who charge the least. There are more than a few reasons why those patients may have the cart before the horse. First, rhinoplasty is widely known as the most difficult procedure in all cosmetic plastic surgery… Read More »
The start of the World Series! It reminds of us of the ultra teamwork seen in medicine. The first item of consideration of sport managers and coaches is almost always about teamwork; those managers endlessly explain how the team is more important than any one person, no matter how talented or athletic that one person… Read More »
Ask anybody heading into nose surgery why they are having a nose job and you’ll get some pretty standard answers like: “My nose is crooked. too long. wide has a hump in the middle. blocks my my breathing. was once broken Thus, the average rhinoplasty patient fully expects to be anywhere from somewhat to a… Read More »
Facial wounds are a real chore for emergency room surgeons and others like dermatologic surgeons who may continue seeing an accident patient long after the first E.R. visit. For one, traumatic facial wounds can end up in disfiguring scars. Narrow needles and sutures are needed so “needle tracks” and suture marks are not left on… Read More »
The discovery of BOTOX® shares something with the discoveries of electricity and the Internet: as time goes on, more and more uses are found for all three. In this case, a small test on 11 receding chin patients treated with BOTOX® was done at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California (USC) in… Read More »
Unfortunately, many people – up to 75 percent — don’t know when their nose is working against them, given a breathing-blocking condition known as deviated septum. The septum, a thin piece of cartilage, divides your nose into the two nostrils and breathing channels. It’s also easily injured and often bent into a S-shape that blocks air… Read More »
As you probably know, newscaster Megyn Kelly in a matter of some months has gone from the host of The Kelly File to a Fox News anchor gig and now to NBC’s 9 a.m. Megyn Kelly Today. She’s also widely known for facing off and grilling President Trump during the Republican presidential candidate race. Now,… Read More »
Social marketing and media have become a very big thing on the Internet. Observed one advertising pro: “Social marketing is your relative’s doctor recommendation, writ one thousand times larger.” But consider: social media speaks so loudly because it’s an industry run by professionals who want people to buy lots of things. However, in cosmetic plastic… Read More »
We are sure that Mother Nature invented ear lobes for a reason. But if you look around at young and older celebs while including ordinary women, along with a few men, you could conclude that ear lobes are there to support: Heavy, dangling jewelry & heavy metal hoops Expensive ear rings Ear Studs Large… Read More »
