People magazine had an article recently about Suzanne Somers and her breast cancer reconstruction by fat transfer using stem cells. “New Breasts, New Start: Why the cancer survivor chose an experimental surgery using stem cells to […]
As anyone with gel silicone implants knows, capsular contracture is a risk. I throw the kitchen sink at trying to avoid it. I avidly follow all the journals and go to my meetings to find little tidbits […]
Alright ladies. The special botox day is on! MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THURSDAY MARCH 15. MARCH 15. 8 am until 730 pm (yes, staying open late for the working women) $50 […]
I like to read my journals. The Feb 2012 issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal had an article “Tamoixfen Increases the Risk of Microvascular Flap Complications in Patients Undergoing Microvascular Breast Reconstruction.” Long title. In […]
I am in a book club with a bunch of other women doctors. We are all doctors; we all have kids; and we read nonfiction books. We just got off a series of Atul Gawande. He […]
Aging around the eyes is tough. Who doesn’t want to think there is a magic eye cream which will get rid of crows feet, crepy skin, and bags under the eyes? Isn’t there something which will make us not […]
I am celebrating the arrival finally of SNOW to the Sierras with 2 products you will need for your skin. 1. Sunscreen. Come try Obagi’s new SPF 50 clear zinc sunscreen. I love the micronized zinc […]
Cheesy and hallmarky as it is, valentine’s day is a day to celebrate love. So to my patients out there, please know how I appreciate and adore you.
I can’t help but write a blog about this. There was an article in the New York Times about a month ago written by a female doctor with four kids and she stated no woman should […]
I know I am not a pediatrician or a family practice doctor, so some may wonder why I am so focused on breastfeeding. I am a surgeon who deals a ton with the breasts and the […]