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Sep

Perennial Problems and Innovative Solutions: Update on Aesthetic Breast Surgery

Aesthetic breast surgery has made many advances to provide plastic surgeons and their patients more control over the results. Capsular contracture is a classic problem with breast implants where the healing membrane around the implant distorts shape and symmetry and degrad...

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24

Sep

Seasons of Beauty: Planning Your Care to Match The Season

When is it best to do which procedure in plastic surgery? Are there rules or is it just about preference and lifestyle?  Park Avenue plastic surgeon, Dr. Lawrence Bass explains which principles come into play when selecting a time of year for a given plastic surgery p...

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24

Sep

Is 50 Really the New 30?: How Modern Aesthetic Medicine Has Given Us A Decade of Delay in Facial Aging

Phrases like 50 is the new 30 are popular these days but is there basis in fact? Dr. Bass discusses how lifestyle changes in the past few decades and the ascendance of non-surgical techniques in plastic surgery often termed aesthetic medicine  have transformed how we...

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24

Sep

So Many New Fillers, So Little Time

Injectable fillers like Restylane, Juvederm and others are a mainstay of facial rejuvenation and have many additional uses for enhancing the youthful face–lip augmentation, cheek augmentation, chin augmentation and liquid rhinoplasty being a few examples. Dr...

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24

Sep

Size Matters But Its About So Much More Than The cc’s: How to Pick a Breast Implant

Breast implants are devices that will eventually wear out, affecting many considerations in implant selection and breast augmentation. Dr. Bass and his guest, plastic surgeon Dr. Jason Pozner discuss how to think about fill, implant selection and sizing. Hear their differe...

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24

Sep

Some Relaxing News: Exploring How The Neuromodulator Landscape Is Evolving From Botox to Revance

Neuromodulators, also termed neurotoxins that are used in plastic surgery are derived from botulinum toxin A, a substance produced by Clostridium botulinum bacteria. Botox is the original product, with Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau also on the market in the United States. I...

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24

Sep

Get Your Fill: Exploring The Double-Edged Sword of Injectable Fillers in Facial Rejuvenation

Injectable fillers are not surgery, but plastic surgeons use injectable fillers every day for facial rejuvenation and enhancement. Dr. Bass discusses the history of fillers and shares where we’ve come since the beginning of the modern era of injectable f...

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24

Sep

A Deep Dive on Deep Plane Facelift

Facelift is the big reset for facial aging, an important event that should be carefully considered. There are different techniques. Which one is best? Why? The big divide in facelift is between SMAS techniques and deep plane facelift.What is the Deep Plane Facelift?The deep pl...

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24

Sep

Understanding The FDA’s New Breast Implant Regulations And Black Box Warning

Breast augmentation is one of the most popular and frequently performed cosmetic surgery procedures in the United States. Information about the performance and safety of breast implants has been systematically collected over the past 30  years.  Overall, implants...

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24

Sep

Kiss and Tell: Revealing All The Ways Plastic Surgeons Can Beautify Your Lips

Everyone wants beautiful lips, even though you may have been wearing a mask during the pandemic. Lips are a central beauty feature on the face.  The most popular use of fillers throughout the US and around the world is for lip augmentation.  In addition to size b...

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