Consumers today are exploring plastic surgery for all parts of the body, including some lesser-known procedures for the buttocks, the cheeks, and the ears. Yes, even ears are getting some work done. Find out why more and more clients are considering ear plastic surgery to enhance appearance and boost confidence.
An increasing number of men are choosing cosmetic plastic surgery and non-surgical cosmetic procedures to help them look and feel their best. In this Weekly Dose of Beauty, find out the most important things men should look for when choosing a plastic surgeon, to make sure they get the best results from their procedures–and safely.
Holiday activities can take a lot out of you, so how do you look refreshed and party-ready through all the holiday hubbub? These days, a number of minimally-invasive procedures can add some extra sparkle to your look this season. Find out some of the options in our selected Weekly Dose of Beauty article:
Medical tourism– visiting a country in order to take advantage of lower cost surgery options. While this might seem like a smart choice for your wallet, it may not be the wisest move in some other, very important ways. This Weekly Dose of Beauty article discusses the dangers of medical tourism– not only to your health but to your legal rights as a patient traveling overseas. Find out why the price of your surgery may be more than you bargained for.
In a past post, we discussed seborrheic keratoses (SKs for short!), which are dark, raised overgrowths on the skin, and we mentioned how we’d be offering a new product called ESKATA to treat them. Well, we’re very pleased to announce that ESKATA is now officially available in our offices. And in this Weekly Dose of Beauty, you can read about the difference between the three main types of spots found on the skin– including SKs– and how a board-certified dermatologist can help you diagnose your spots. Perhaps ESKATA might even be the right treatment for you.
Feel like you’re looking different as you age but can’t quite pinpoint why? It could be due to subtle changes in facial asymmetry. In this Weekly Dose of Beauty, our article discusses how facial asymmetry increases over time, what’s affected most, and how it relates to facial rejuvenation.
You see an ad online for injectables at a discount and you can’t believe your good luck. But are you really saving money in the long run? And do you get what you pay for? Find out why those supposedly great deals on injectables can cause you greater issues in the long run. Learn more in our Weekly Dose of Beauty article.
Yes, we all love those Halloween parties– so many spooky, delicious cocktails to enjoy. But while the mystery and magic of mixed drinks may lure you like Doctor Jekyll, your puffy, dehydrated skin may make you want to run and Hyde by morning.
Don’t despair! This year, you can transform post-revelry fright into delight with the serums and solutions highlighted in this Weekly Dose of Beauty.
Did you know October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month? And so, to help our readers be more proactive in their breast health, for this selected Weekly Dose of Beauty article, we’re featuring Breastcancer.org information on how to do a proper breast self-exam. Please take a moment and check it out. Breast self-exams can help save lives.
You might not know the term “seborrheic keratoses,” but you may be familiar with those pesky but harmless raised spots that appear on the skin as we age. Now, a new treatment called Eskata is helping to eliminate these troublesome spots. Find out how Eskata works in this Weekly Dose of Beauty. We will be offering Eskata in our offices this fall.
This New Treatment Gets Rid of Raised Age Spots After One Season: https://www.newbeauty.com/video/1229-eskata-treatment-seborrheic-keratoses/
