Is the fear of surgery holding you back from improving your appearance and increasing your self-satisfaction? Fears can become a barrier for not following through with the decision for personal improvement. Here we discuss the seven common fears with answers and explanations to ease your fears. “The Seven Fears Prior to Rhinoplasty – Easing Your… Read More »
Hosts Trina Renea & Dr. Vicki are joined by Plastic Surgeon Robert Kotler, MD, FACS. Together they discuss the once highly sought-after Phenol Peel, which is considered the most profound and most effective type of chemical peel on the modern market. The Phenol Peel is a powerful chemical peel made for treating multiple fine wrinkles,… Read More »
“INSIDER’S INFORMATION FROM THE NASAL SURGERY SUPERSPECIALIST” I would like this report to be precious to you. I want this to have value such that you will say to yourself, “It’s a good thing I read this, I sure didn’t know that.” Today I want to discuss with you issues that other MDs may not… Read More »
View Full Press Release Plastic/Reconstructive Robert Kotler Founder Robert Kotler, MD, Inc. Dr. Kotler has had a wide range of career accomplishments. Before entering private practice in Beverly Hills, he served as a U.S. Army medical officer, attaining the rank of Major. He was chief of Head and Neck Surgery at an Army teaching hospital… Read More »
Before a rhinoplasty procedure, with or without internal functional surgery to improve the airway, the patients should be fully prepared. It is important that one knows everything that will happen so that there is no anxiety leading up to the procedure. Any and every question you have should be answered. Preparing for rhinoplasty: the do’s and… Read More »
When many people think of plastic surgery on the nose—also known as rhinoplasty—they think of it being done for cosmetic reasons. However, it’s very common for those who have no desire to change the appearance of their nose to also seek out rhinoplasty to improve their breathing. This type of rhinoplasty, known as septoplasty, may… Read More »
Today’s Medical Science Is Spectacular. But, Why Are Patients Dying From Easy-To-Treat Diseases? by Robert Kotler, MD, FACS Today’s Medicine performs miracles every day. Cataract and LASIK surgery to improve vision; joint replacement to reduce pain and restore mobility. Pinpoint, invisible-beam radiation to destroy cancer. Childhood leukemia cured by chemotherapy. Stomach ulcers healed with… Read More »
One of the most common remarks we hear year after year from patients after their final after-surgery checkup is: “Why did I wait so long?” Obviously, cosmetic plastic surgery is not medically necessary so it’s known as an “elective procedure.” That is, the patient can choose: When to go under the knife Who does the… Read More »
We’ve often advised against having cosmetic plastic surgery in foreign locales, either East (Asia) or West (Romania.) Why? Because surgeon training in distant lands and ratings of surgical facilities can be very, very different than what is found in America. To focus down and take a snapshot of the typical medical tourism plastic surgeryexperienced by real patients, researchers… Read More »
When you have found the perfect plastic surgeon to perform the cosmetic surgery you have always craved, don’t take it personally if the surgeon gives you an exam before proceeding. (More about finding an excellent plastic surgeon.) Facial plastic and oculoplastic surgeons are often the victims of would-be patients who suffer a strange psychological disorder known as BDD, short for body dysmorphic… Read More »
