• Published On: September 22nd, 2016

    Plastic surgery was once viewed as a negative thing by people. After its creation after the first World War, people perceived it as something that only self-indulgent people did. Women, however, were quickly to jump onto the bandwagon, as they recognized the positives it had on both their quality of life and self-esteem. As time

  • Published On: August 18th, 2016

    Optimal age for a facelift is not a chronological consideration, but rather a genetic one. There are different components involved in the process of aging. One has a genetic factor caused by fat atrophy and/or jowling. Both play major roles in facial aging. There is simply no “ideal” age for a face lift, but as

  • Published On: July 21st, 2016

    Before you have a facelift it is very important for you to consider your motivation in wanting plastic surgery and your ultimate expectations. Plastic surgery should be considered a gift you give yourself never a “quick fix” for an underlying insecurity. Of all concerns about facelift surgery, the concern of looking abnormal following the procedure,

  • Published On: July 5th, 2016

    Our face is an important physical feature of yourself. Because it is always exposed to the world, it is the primary means by which a first impression and non-verbal communication is made. For the same reason, your face is always exposed to the elements and thus prone to premature aging. With time, we begin to

  • Published On: June 16th, 2016

    Scarring following facelift surgery varies from patient to patient and is dependent upon a multitudes of variables. These include the skin type of the patient, the wound healing characteristics of the patient, type of facelift performed, and the technical skill of the surgeon. The surgeon can influence several of these variables, but unfortunately has no