John Park MD Plastic Surgery Blog

Using fat for breast augmentation is growing in popularity. However, the risks can be costly, far outweighing the benefits.

Patients looking for breast augmentation must choose between implants and fat grafting. Here are the reasons you should understand.

Using fat from other body parts to augment the breast sounds like a great idea. However, the process can lead to unwanted results.

From laugh lines to sagging jowls and cheeks, facelift procedures can address many visual impacts of age throughout the face and neck.

Traditional facelifts provide significant anti-aging results, but what about mini facelifts? The weekend facelift provides moderate results.

Facelifts are most common in patients older than 60, but the procedure is becoming more and more popular with younger patients.

Facelifts are an excellent, long-lasting procedure that improves the signs of aging. It getting this procedure worth the effort?

The golden ratio is a framework that helps doctors perform cosmetic surgery with mathematical regularity and a standard of beauty.

The face can be divided into 3 basic parts. Patients desiring facelifts should understand how facial structure affects final results.

A facelift often targets one part of the face. To treat specific areas, surgeons may perform procedures for the neck and brow.

There are two options for breast implants: saline and silicone. Both types of breast implants offer different benefits.

The shape of breast implants plays a part in achieving an amazing natural profile. Should a patient choose a round or teardrop-shaped one?