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Sep

Psych Yourself Out: Being Mindful About Plastic Surgery

Because both plastic surgeons and patients are perfectionists by temperament, it's a good meeting when they get together. But as humans, we have to accept that we're never going to achieve perfection. If we are too demanding toward ourselves and others, it can be hard to f...

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16

Sep

A Picture is Worth More Than 1000 Words: How Advanced Imaging Is Improving Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine

In aesthetic medicine, photography is central to the consultation, treatment planning, execution of the treatment, and the assessment of the results. Photography expert Doug Canfield, founder of Canfield Scientific, returns to the podcast to talk with Dr. Bass about the latest a...

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16

Sep

Picking the Right Device

To help you find the best laser or energy treatment for your goals, dermatologist Joel L. Cohen, MD, joins Dr. Bass for a conversation about the devices which have changed the aesthetics game and how treatments can be modulated to fit your goals. Finding the right device means f...

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16

Sep

The Point Is: Everything in Beauty Treatments Using Needles and Needling

Needles are everywhere in medical aesthetics, from injectable treatments to needling treatments that use tiny sterile needles to create tiny punctures and energy based microneedling. Creating a lot of punctures in the skin is microtrauma that the body recognizes and respon...

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16

Sep

Facelifts and Finishing Touches: Common Additions to a Facelift to Minimize Recovery and Maximize Rejuvenation

Once you decide to go forward with facelift surgery, there are a few more important decisions to make. Dr. Bass teams up with facial plastic surgeon, friend, and colleague, Dr. Jason Bloom to guide you through each of these key decisions in the facelift journey. Many peopl...

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16

Sep

Podcast Forecast: Overview of Upcoming Plastic Surgery Classes

Dr. Bass shares a preview of the episodes to look forward to in the coming year, including a new series called “Decades of Face” outlining the changes throughout the decades of aging and the treatment plans best suited to each of them. When something happens in the p...

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16

Sep

The Future Looks Beautiful: A Discussion of What Lies Ahead in Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Medicine

What's in store for the future of medical aesthetics? Dr. Bass gives an inside look at where we are right now and his expert predictions. Injectable fillers and neuromodulators began to gain momentum in the 1990’s, and the rate of innovation with these t...

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16

Sep

The Rise of Regenerative Medicine: Breathing New Life Into Aesthetic Care

Dr. Steve Cohen, an internationally recognized plastic surgeon and the co-author of Regenerative Facial Surgery, joins Dr. Bass to look into the future of regenerative medicine within aesthetics. Regenerative medicine focuses on enabling tissue regeneration in the body and...

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16

Sep

Telling Tales About Plastic Surgery Telltales: How to Avoid the Done Look

The goal of plastic surgery is to create balance and proportion as it creates a natural look, not an extreme one. Most people considering plastic surgery aren’t interested in looking overdone. Some people are willing to accept that they are going to be walking...

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16

Sep

Operating in Reverse: How the Unwanted Plastic Surgery Result Can Be Reversed

If you have had a cosmetic procedure and wish it could be undone, or if you are considering a cosmetic procedure but afraid you'll regret it, there are options for going back. There are options available if you don’t love the outcome after most procedures. Impl...

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