November 1, 2018
That is the question when it comes to stubborn unwanted fat. Most Americans would like a better physique as evidenced by the popularity of gym memberships and appointments made for various fat reduction treatments. If you have tried the diet and exercise route and are not getting the results you want, it is reasonable to assess other options. It is... Read the full post |
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October 17, 2018
I couldn’t be more excited to announce the addition of D.O.S.E. to my practice. My practice is the first in Arizona and one of only twenty two locations in the country to offer this exciting new technology from Skinceuticals. No, D.O.S.E. does not have to do with your caffeine order in the morning or a drug prescription. If you are... Read the full post |
September 17, 2018
Women, and men in Scottsdale & Phoenix seek non-surgical options to look their best You may have heard others raving about a non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedure called a “Liquid Facelift”— leaving you to wonder: what exactly is a “Liquid Facelift? Board certified plastic surgeons such as myself who have the requisite training and an eye for detail can often use... Read the full post |
August 29, 2018
Breast Implant Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) Breast implants have been available since the 1960’s and have continued to increase in popularity. Over 300,000 women in the US have cosmetic implant-based breast surgery in the US every year, and another 150,000 have reconstructive breast surgery using implants. The safety profile of these devices has been excellent. In fact, even... Read the full post |
July 25, 2018
Many patients come to my practice seeking breast augmentation, and because breast implants in Scottsdale are seemingly ubiquitous, it’s often assumed that it is a “simple procedure.” Plastic surgeons simply create an incision in each breast, insert the implants, and voila! No major organs are involved, so not much can go wrong, right? Wrong. While breast augmentation may seem like... Read the full post |
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