For people who don’t want surgery, facial fat transfers are an excellent alternative. They provide amazing results that mimic those from surgical procedures, plus they have a number of advantages over other similar procedures. There are several different areas of the face that can benefit from fat transfers, including the nose, mouth, and eyes. The … Continue reading Five Areas of the Face that Benefit from Fat Transfers
View MoreThe goal of a facelift is to give yourself a younger, brighter appearance by taking years off your face. The best ones can make you look up to ten years younger! Though facelifts don’t stop you from aging, they will help keep your youthful appearance for years to come. One of the ways you can … Continue reading Boost Your Facelift Results with Additional Procedures
View MoreSpalding Drive Plastic Surgery is excited to announce that patients now have access to Kybella, a non-surgical method of eliminating excess fat under the chin that was recently approved by the FDA. Until recently, patients with this condition could only turn to surgical means such as liposuction to get rid of those stubborn fat pockets. … Continue reading Introducing a Non-Surgical Fix for the Double Chin!
View MoreThe Size of the Nose Even though your bones stop growing at a certain point, cartilage continues to grow throughout your entire lifetime, which is why you often notice older people with larger noses and ears. Sometimes the size of the nose is also determined by genetics and can result is a too-large or too-small … Continue reading Common Corrections Made By Rhinoplasty Surgeons
View MoreIt should come as no surprise that facelift surgery is among the top five cosmetic surgeries in the country for men and women. With the right surgeon, you can remove up to ten years off your face in one simple procedure! Women hold the majority in the total number of facelifts performed last year, but … Continue reading How Male Facelifts are Different
View MoreSometimes, a rhinoplasty surgery doesn’t give the patient the results that he or she really wanted. This can be frustrating considering all the time and financing you had to go through to get the procedure in the first place. Revision rhinoplasty is a procedure that can correct or improve the results of a previous rhinoplasty … Continue reading Five Things to Remember When You Want Revision Rhinoplasty
View MoreCasts are frequently used to provide support and protection to your bones while they heal from a break or fracture. Odds are good that you or someone you know has had to wear a cast at some point. Nasal casts are frequently used in rhinoplasty to stabilize and protect the nose during the initial recovery … Continue reading How to Manage Your Nasal Cast After Rhinoplasty
View More1.) What is Asian rhinoplasty? In case you don’t already know, we’ll start with a general definition of rhinoplasty itself. Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic surgery that changes the way a person’s nose is shaped from the inside out. The goal for any rhinoplasty is to give the patient a nose that is proportional, functional, and … Continue reading Answering Your FAQs about Asian Rhinoplasty
View More1. Natural Ingredients Synthetic materials are commonly used in plastic surgery as implants or wrinkle erasers. They are perfectly safe to use, but some patients experience a bad reaction to them once they are inserted into the body. Some patients even experience complete rejection of the material and have to undergo the procedure all over … Continue reading Five Advantages to Choosing Facial Fat Transfers
View MoreThroughout literature, you’ll find thousands, if not millions, of references to the eyes and what they tell us. Eyes are the windows to the soul, showing what we’re thinking and feeling even when we aren’t conscious of it. The older we get, the more expressive we become. Unfortunately, as you get older your eyes may … Continue reading Why an Eyelift Does So Much For Your Appearance
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