Did you know that September is Healthy Aging Month? The aging process is a natural process that happens to everyone. However, there are ways to slow down the aging process, including using plastic surgery. In this blog post, we’ll explore how plastic surgery can help you slow down the aging process. Why Can Plastic Surgery […]
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While many people are familiar with breast augmentation and other forms of plastic surgery, few know about thigh lifts. Thigh lifts are procedures that can help improve the appearance of your thighs by removing excess skin and fat. Aside from improving your appearance, thigh lifts can help improve your health by alleviating conditions such as
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Retinoids are vitamin A derivatives that are converted into the active ingredient, retinoic acid, for use in skincare. A Retinoid is an umbrella term for over-the-counter (OTC) retinol and prescription retinoids, such as Tretinoin. OTC retinol is not biologically available to the body, meaning it has to be converted into retinoid acid (Retin-A) by the
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When you become a mother, a lot of things change. Some of the changes that you will experience are physical. Your breast shape, skin elasticity, and even your pants size might change after you have kids. You may feel dissatisfied with the way your body looks after having kids. Some women need to do things
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Microneedling is a very popular in-office and minimally invasive skin treatment used to help many skin conditions. For good reason. Also known as collagen induction therapy, microneedling can be used with nearly any skin type and tone, does not require drugs or anesthesia, can be performed in less than 30 minutes, and requires almost no
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More than 20 years after its initial use as a surgical way to remove body fat, liposuction has become one of the most common cosmetic surgery procedures. Although whole-body liposuction is no longer approved, liposuction can remove a significant amount of fat from localized areas and help you reach the aesthetic goals you want. In
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When you begin to scrutinize the look of your facial and neck skin, discover the benefits of the latest resurfacing treatment offered by Dr. Andrew Trussler. Many people who have undergone ProFractional Skin Resurfacing on their face and neck have also sought out the benefits of this therapy on their chest and hands. ProFractional Skin
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If you are unhappy with your primary rhinoplasty, secondary or revision surgery can be performed after one year of healing. Dr. Andrew Trussler performs revision – secondary – rhinoplasty with the goal of correcting both functional and cosmetic issues resulting from the primary nose surgery. Because there is less cartilage to work with from the
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Many of us are frustrated and uncomfortable with the skin and fat under our arms. Sometimes called “bat wings,” they can easily make us self-conscious, especially in summer months when our arms and shoulders are on display. If you’ve reached the end of your rope with your bat wings, science and medicine are here to
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Cheek reduction surgery is a simple procedure that removes excess fat under the cheekbones. It gives those with chubby, full cheeks a more defined, chiseled, and slimmer look. A small incision on the inside of your mouth avoids any scarring. The buccal fat pads located in your cheeks are then removed or reduced. What Is The Procedure
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