One of my most repeated tips for my facelift patients in Orlando is to stop smoking. I can’t emphasize enough how important this is for ensuring the procedure’s results turn out well. In fact, I believe quitting smoking is so crucial that I won’t perform a facelift unless a person has stopped smoking completely for at […]
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I’m among the many plastic surgeons in Orlando and around the nation who have seen an increase in the amount of brides undergoing cosmetic procedures before they tie the knot. Women want to look their best at their weddings, aware of how many photos will be taken and how many times those photos will be seen
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Summer can be hard on your skin. Sun, chlorine, and excessive heat and humidity can wreak havoc on your skin, which is more exposed in the summertime. But we think summer is a great time to invest in effective skin treatments to counter summer’s harsh effects. Non-surgical procedures like chemical peels, laser resurfacing, and BOTOX®
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We’ve all seen photos of celebrities with unfortunate plastic surgery results. Luckily, if you do your research and ask the right questions, you will not have to worry about tabloid-worthy results. The first step is to choose one of the few board-certified plastic surgeons in Orlando. Then, be sure to have a candid conversation with
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Like many plastic surgeons in the Orlando area, we believe that non-surgical procedures are a great complement to facial plastic surgery. These treatments are fast, effective, and can prolong the effects of your surgical procedure. A few non-surgical options that I think are worth trying after a facelift include: Laser skin resurfacing: Lasers are a great
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Laser hair removal, now available at many plastic surgery centers and med spas in Orlando, has become a growing aesthetic desire among women and men as well. Regardless of location, it seems as though that pesky hair comes more often than we like, thus the shaving–if not every day, maybe every 2 days. Ugh! Who
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