January 27, 2020
In my practice, I see many women in their post-childbearing years— seeking to undo the toll that pregnancy, breastfeeding, and aging has taken on their bodies. Many women put forth a valiant effort working to lose post-baby weight and strengthen their core, but become disappointed when their bodies haven’t “bounced back” to their pre-motherhood shape. Patients often ask me about... Read the full post |
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December 19, 2019
Not all facelifts are created equal. So what makes my facelifts results different— allowing my patients to look younger and more beautiful— while still looking like themselves? It’s not magic. And it’s certainly not a cookie-cutter approach to plastic surgery. The outcomes that I am able to achieve are possible through a unique combination of training, expertise, skill, artistry, attention... Read the full post |
November 6, 2019
The lay press is at it again, whipping up fear and anxiety amongst women with breast implants regarding the possibility of various illnesses that they feel are related to breast implants. Plastic surgeons are scientists and therefore rely on scientific data to determine risks and potential negative outcomes of the procedures we do and the devices we use. I feel... Read the full post |
September 20, 2019
Looking in the mirror and seeing signs of aging can be discouraging. For many of us, this isn’t how we imagine ourselves looking as we go about our day. Many who are not at the point where facelift surgery is indicated— come to my office wondering what “other things” they could be doing to help restore a more youthful version... Read the full post |
August 31, 2019
I am back in full swing after a couple of two week sojourns to my home state of California. The time spent with friends and family was enjoyable and rejuvenative. Speaking of which, my office underwent a remodeling project in August. As in I performed a facelift on my beloved nurse Cathy and I personally underwent Erbium laser deep total... Read the full post |
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