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Jay Shorr's tips in the September 2014 The Shorr Thing column are seven questions to help you get to know the person behind the resume.
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3 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Plastic Surgery Practice
The new year is the perfect time for independent practices to prepare their business strategy for 2023. It is too easy for practices to become comfortable with their operations and continue doing things the same way year in and year out—even if those procedures haven’t delivered the desired results. So, as you re-evaluate your business strategy for 2023, keep these tips in mind.
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Botox Response Predicts Migraine Surgery Success
Preoperative Botox injections are a useful test for predicting how well patients with chronic migraine will respond to nerve decompression surgery, reports a study in the May issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Lifestyle Lift May Call It Quits
The future of Lifestyle Lift is uncertain. Are you surprised?
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10 Things: Michael J. Will, MD, DDS, FACS, brings lessons from the battlefield to life
In this month’s 10 Things, PSP talks to cosmetic surgeon Michael J. Will, MD, DDS, FACS, the incoming president of the AACS.
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PSP Magazine’s October 2014 Issue Spotlights Innovations in Breast Reconstruction
In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness month, Plastic Surgery Practice magazine’s October 2014 special issue focuses on the most exciting innovations in breast reconstruction surgery.
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PSP Special Report: How Safe Is Your OR?
There are approximately 157,000 surgical-site infections each year, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Are your plastic surgery patients at risk?
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The Edge: Movin’ Out?
“Many cosmetic surgeons don’t realize that they are renting their own websites. Before you consider any upgrades, make sure you own your website and all related materials, including content, graphics, and images.” David Evans discusses it all in the September 2014 The Edge.
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From the Editor: Ethnic Plastic Surgery: What’s in a Name?
“Most surgeons were, and are, quick to say that Michael Jackson and his alleged plastic surgery procedures, including rhinoplasty, gave ethnic plastic surgery a bad rap”. PSP Editor, Denise Mann, examines ethnic plastic surgery in her September 2014 column.
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10 Things: Hair Raiser
Jeffrey S. Epstein, MD, FACS, is considered one of the fathers of modern-day hair transplantation. Hear what he has to say in the August 2014 “10 Things.”
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Cover Story: Growth Factors
Washington Medical Hair Clinics, set out to establish a standard of care for hair restoration performed in state-of-the-art operating rooms by plastic surgeons. Read more in the August 2014 cover story.
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The Eyes: The Eyes Have It
Neotensil® is a new topical polymer film designed to minimize the appearance of lower-eyelid bags by tightening the skin. But are there other benefits to this new product?
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The Face: London Calling
FACE 2014 offered registrants seven parallel agendas, more than 30 workshops spanning 3 full days, plus 75 exhibitors. Regular PSP contributor, Wendy Lewis was there.
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Cosmetic Doctors: A Captive Audience?
By setting up a Captive, you are essentially creating a company that provides risk-mitigation services for your practice. Read the article on wealth preservation that Uncle Sam doesn’t want you to read.
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In Practice: Helping Hands
Massage can have a significant and profound effect on psychological health by reducing cortisol, all while increasing serotonin and dopamine levels. Is it a helpful option for your patients?
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The Edge: 5 Expert PPC Hacks
Is your PPC campaign really working for you? David Evans, PhD, MBA, offers five tips in this month’s, The Edge column.
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From the Editor: Don’t Botch Botched
Plastic surgery reality TV is back in a big way. PSP Editor, Denise Mann, take a look at the latest round.
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