All posts tagged "aesthetic"

Nurturing a child in the womb and bringing them into the world is a beautiful experience for...

Does your plastic surgeon have a philosophy? Dr. Bob Grant of New York City has a philosophy....

The labiaplasty procedure widens eyes to the unfamiliar and somewhat taboo world of genitalia correction. Shocking or...

Love handles, facial lines and man-boobs; they’re real concerns for today’s man. The pressure to look fresh,...

Troubled by fat around your midsection? Plenty of patients feel the same way, and many aren’t sure...

Interested in restoring a youthful glow to your face with little to no downtime? With all of...

The newest non-surgical options fill in the gap for those patients who don’t yet need surgery.  ...

As we age, there are changes in the body that simply can’t be avoided. Liposuction can be...

Cellulite is a troublesome subject for many women. It’s stubborn, unsightly and difficult to treat. There are...

LASIK is one of the most widely performed operations in the world. It’s the modern, precise way...

Battling acne doesn’t end just because the teenage years are behind you. One in five women between...

What’s hot and what’s not when it comes to fighting the flabby stuff? Diet and exercise are...

Good skincare is at the forefront of aesthetic medicine and with so many options it can be...

There are few buzzwords bigger than stem cells in the world of western medicine. Do they work...

Breast augmentation is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures and growing annually.  While most women have...

Everyone has heard about breast lifts, boob jobs, and face lifts, but what about procedures for the...

Women and men looking for a non-surgical way to rejuvenate the face and turn back the clock...

It’s a huggable body part, and no one likes the uneasy feeling they get when a friend,...

The most sought after plastic surgery in the United States? Liposuction and breast augmentation. The American Society...

The mark of gravity and time can be seen as women’s breasts slowly begin to descend downward. Often...