The reasons that people have for undergoing plastic surgery are varied and personal. There are several benefits that individuals share when they opt for cosmetic surgery, regardless of what their reasons for undergoing the procedure may be.
As his practice continues to be busy with appointments both at nights and on the weekends, New York facial plastic surgeon Konstantin Vasyukevich, MD thinks it’s safe to say that necklifts—like many other cosmetic procedures—are “at their peak” right now, he tells NewBeauty.
As per statistics released by the Turkish Health ministry, the country experienced more than 1, 52,000 medical tourist visits in 2016. Most of the medical tourists were from the Gulf region, Libya, Azerbaijan, Iraq and also from European countries like Britain and Germany.
Even the most serious and widespread health crisis of our time hasn’t slowed the demand for injectables and plastic surgery procedures. Allure asked dermatologists and plastic surgeons why patients continue to seek elective cosmetic treatments amid the ongoing threat of Covid-19.
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A sure way to change the dinner conversation? Visit the plastic surgeon, en famille, according to Town & Country.
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When it comes to the most and least stressful physician specialties, where does plastic surgery and dermatology fit? Find out at mdlinx.com.
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A plastic surgeon has been branded the world’s most extreme for hacking chunks out of men’s skulls to replace them with more ‘masculine-looking’ implants, and breaking bones to perform shoulder widening surgeries, according to Metro.
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Cosmetic surgery is a personal decision that can permanently change one’s appearance, so patients need to learn beforehand what type of enhancement will complement their natural look – and what might be overdoing it, says Dr. Scott Miller, a cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon, who offers tips to guide the decision-making.
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So, what exactly is a ‘deep plane facelift’? And how does it differ from a regular facelift? Dr Andrew Jacono shares the details with Marie Claire.
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Whichever decisions a woman makes about her surgical options, it’s imperative that she understands what to expect from the surgery, recovery and how her new breast will look and feel, said Dr. Constance M. Chen, in Savannah Now.
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President Trump on Tuesday mocked Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden for allegedly getting plastic surgery — and then covering it up with a mask, the New York Post reports.
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Robotic surgery eases some of the technical challenges of gender-affirming surgery, allowing surgeons greater visibility and reach within the confines of the pelvic cavity, NYU Langone explains.
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A new paper authored by a plastic surgeon suggests three solutions to addressing the backlog of non-urgent surgeries delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The study was published in Annals of Surgery.
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Plastic surgeon and breast reconstruction specialist Dr. Constance Chen explains what to know about this common procedure, in a media release.
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So you think you want to get a boob job? But before you go under the knife, there are a few, err more like 31, things you should know about getting a breast augmentation, according to MSN.
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Photographer and artist Erik Kessels has apologized after having been accused of misogyny by the art community after a new exhibition of his work launched recently. Titled “Destroy My Face,” the work invites skateboarders to destroy the faces of women who have undergone plastic surgery, according to Fstoppers.com.
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Listen, everyone can appreciate a nice rack. But that doesn’t mean we want to help a stranger pay for one, RaveBabe notes.
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Patients are taking advantage of being under anesthesia during their surgical procedure and elect to have Botox, fillers and laser treatments performed at the same time, a New York plastic surgeon tells NewBeauty.
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