“But I love the sun!” …is a phrase I hear in my office all too often. Especially this time of year. My usual reply: “Well, the sun doesn’t love you…” Skin cancer rates are on the rise. Doctors have become increasingly aware of the increase in the rates of skin cancer in the United States, and have… Read More »
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Debunking Myths About Breast Implants
Breast augmentation surgery is the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure, according to the latest statistics obtained by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). Every year, almost 300,000 women undergo breast augmentation in the US, including silicone gel, saline, and the newer structured implants. Along with the popularity of the procedure comes increased media coverage and… Read More »
Difference Between Fine Lines and Wrinkles?
Fine lines and wrinkles. They are so often linked together, one is practically synonymous with the other?but aren?t they different? Does it matter when researching products and treatments? We asked?Dr. Robyn Gmyrek, MD, widely affiliated with Columbia University Medical Center?s Department of Dermatology and practicing at Union Square Laser Dermatology, where she draws the line:… Read More »
Subtly Redefine Your Lips with Juvederm VOLBELLA
Nothing makes you feel younger than receiving a kiss. We all know that lovely feeling, right? We’d also venture to say we even look a lot younger after a kiss as we light up with excitement! Making sure your lips are begging to be kissed is easier than ever with Juvederm? VOLBELLA?, one of the… Read More »
Gynecomastia Becoming Less of a Taboo Topic
Gynecomastia is a condition characterized by abnormally enlarged male breasts. There are multiple origins of the disorder. Some of them are congenital and some are acquired. One of the most common causes of gynecomastia is related to the endocrine system, and caused by excess female hormones. Gynecomastia can also occur simultaneously with testicular tumors and Kleinfelter’s… Read More »
February Special: Perfect Your Pout for Valentine’s!
February is here, and that means one thing…love is in the air. Everywhere you look, from TV commercials to the local Walgreens aisles, we’re bombarded with reds and pinks and Cupids and hearts. And we love it! Valentine’s Day means it’s time for romance and dates, and that means it’s the season of kisses. We’re… Read More »
Restoring Feeling After a Mastectomy
For patients undergoing a mastectomy for breast cancer treatment, losing feeling is a very common concern. During a mastectomy, nerves supplying the breast with feeling are severed causing loss of sensation. Patients undergoing mastectomy must be informed they can potentially lose all feeling to the chest area, regardless of whether they choose to have breast reconstruction or… Read More »
How to Maintain Results After Liposuction
One of the more commonly requested procedures that patients ask for is liposuction The decision to undergo liposuction can result in an improvement in the appearance and contour of your body. Most people report a boost in self-esteem after undergoing liposuction. However, one of the common misconceptions about liposuction is that you can return to… Read More »
Post Summer Skin Care Treatment
The days of summer can wreak havoc on our skin. After months of outdoor activities such as boating, hiking, and swimming, our skin can endure some major damaging effects from the sun. Luckily though, September and October are great times to repair! Let us suggest a few recovery steps to reduce the appearance of damaging… Read More »
Young Women Without Wrinkles Using Botox
The battle against wrinkles has lasted for centuries. Long before surgical facelifts, people ingested powders and potions, stretched their faces using thread and tape, and rubbed their skin with Crisco, acid and animal blood to fight the signs of aging. But when the FDA approved Botox for cosmetic use in 2002, it forever changed the… Read More »