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  • Breast Reconstruction Surgery With Implants

    Breast reconstruction with implants can help recreate the look and shape of the breasts after a mastectomy.

    Source: Breastcancer.org

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  • Aging on your own terms: What patients should know before plastic surgery

    Legendary actress Joan Collins was once quoted as saying, "Age is just a number." Today, that statement may be more relevant than ever. We are living longer and hopefully healthier lives. As Baby Boomers and Gen X head into their golden years, they are also helping rewrite what it means to age gracefully. Many are embracing plastic surgery, and while the standard facelift, a staple of older generations, remains popular, adults in their 60s and older are looking beyond the face and exploring additional options to help them look as young as they feel.

    Source: ASPS

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  • How surgeons assess emotional readiness for plastic surgery

    For many patients, deciding to undergo plastic surgery is a deeply personal choice. Emotional readiness plays an important role in a patient's physical recovery, overall satisfaction with their procedure and long-term self-perception in the months and years after the procedure.

    Source: ASPS

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  • The real cost of plastic surgery: How to budget for procedures and maintain your results

    It's time to get real. A lot of Americans are feeling squeezed by the economy right now, with rising costs on everything from groceries to gas. It can feel like you have a lot less disposable income to work with. Often, one of the few things that help keep people positive during an economic downturn is small luxuries like a new haircut, neuromodulators, high-end skincare or plastic surgery. Increasingly, these luxuries may feel out of reach.

    Source: ASPS

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  • Noninvasive procedures that help you get your glow back

    The groundhog's prediction last month that we were in for six extra weeks of winter may have had you feeling a little down. Pair that with the stress of the holiday season, a few extra wrinkles and the dry winter air, which can make your skin feel tight or itchy, and you may have a case of the winter blues.

    Source: ASPS

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