All posts tagged "The Plastic Surgery Channel"

Full beautiful bottoms are a sign of youth and vitality, and enlargement procedures are becoming increasingly popular....

“Tootsie.” “Mrs. Doubtfire.” “Bosom Buddies.” Dressing up as the other gender was once the stuff cheap laughs...

It’s an ongoing theme – fat is more friend than foe. Oren Tepper, MD a board certified plastic...

When looking for a new nose — the turned up, ski slope nose is “out” and the...

Atlanta plastic surgeon, Dr. Sheldon Lincenberg, is involved and in tune with his patients, especially when his...

Life’s biggest challenges can often include ‘change’. No matter how exciting or difficult the transition, we all...

It’s a difficult decision. Should you take the step of having a surgical face lift or can...

You’re tired, overworked and just need a break. It’s a common theme among many Americans and now...

Being dissatisfied with your body can be a complex problem in the minds of many women, yet...

Thermiva is taking a bold step to improve love lives and build self-esteem. The new technology uses...

A fear that’s common among most new moms are all the changes your body goes through with...

Gynecomastia occurs most often in adolescence, and statistics show the numbers are between 30-60% of men will...

The transgender topic is nothing new, yet former Olympian and ex-husband to Kris Kardashian is thrusting the...

A halo, or ring of light that surrounds a person in art has been used for centuries to...

It’s the medical result everyone dreads. A potentially deadly disease has invaded your body, or maybe it’s...

What once began as an urban trend is now saturating mainstream America. Enter: Buttock augmentation! A simpler and...

Reconstructive surgery following a previous breast augmentation or even a mastectomy due to breast cancer can obviously...

Out with the old – in with the new. Nothing is worse than a pile of skincare...

When it comes to aging, there is often a dead giveaway about how old we are right...

A breast cancer diagnosis is devastating, yet with medical advances and early diagnosis even a bad situation can be...