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Plastic surgery is, by definition, elective. That distinction carries responsibility—for both the patient and the surgeon. One of the earliest lessons many of us learn in training is this: avoid…
Consider this quote from the premier plastic surgery journal, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 157(4):p 615-620, April 2026: Conclusion: Various SMAS techniques can provide excellent aesthetic outcomes; however, medially based “deep…
One of the most common questions patients ask when considering facial rejuvenation is: “Do I really need a facelift, or can fillers achieve the same result?” The answer is nuanced…
One of the most common questions patients ask during a cosmetic surgery consultation is, “How much weight should I lose before surgery?” It’s an understandable question. Many people assume that…
A recent post in RealSelf: Hi. I had a facelift, lower and upper blepharoplasty done in Turkey. It’s been 8 months and I am left with horrible scarring at my…
A Plastic Surgeon trying to stand out from the crowd may use exotic terminology (see below) in their marketing to appear ‘special’. If you are a patient just trying to…














