John Park MD Plastic Surgery Blog

Not all women who have a mastectomy opt for breast reconstruction. Knowing when the procedure can be done is important.

Many people expect plastic surgery results to be instantaneous. Certain lifestyle choices can influence recovery after breast surgery.

Treating deep nasolabial folds, also known as smile or laugh lines, can be done with surgery or non-surgical options.

Improve breast shape and appearance with breast augmentation with mastopexy. Benefits include long-lasting and natural-looking results.

Breadloafing or symmastia is a rare condition when the 2 breasts join together to form 1 after augmentation. Revision surgery can help.

Cosmetic surgeries like rhytidectomy will have some discomfort post-operation. Pain management after a facelift can make recovery easier.

When fighting wrinkles, people turn to laser skin resurfacing. While the procedure is effective, facelifts provide more long-term results.

A double chin can bother people who struggle with excess fat. A facelift and neck lift can both help address submental fullness.

Breast augmentation carries a risk of complications like capsular contracture. Safety measures can reduce the chances of this condition.

Women considering breast augmentation over age 50 should be informed about implant options, incision choices and the longevity of results.

Time for another cosmetic procedure? A secondary facelift can offset moderate to severe signs of aging or fix post-surgical issues.

A mini-facelift uses smaller and fewer incisions to provide subtle results. These easy tips allow patients to maintain the results.