There are limits to how small you can go with a reduction. Yes, yes, I know for many of my large breasted patients they want them off. Gone. You are done with the whole breast thing. […]
BAD NEWS: Stanford Hospital is doing a lot of work, so Welch Road may become a traffic mess and traffic will only go one way, leading from Quarry Road. MY OFFICE WILL HAVE NO ENTRANCE OFF WELCH […]
Neodyne is a company geared toward trying to improve scars. I became familiar with them at my favorite plastic surgery meeting, the TIPS (Technology and Innovation Plastic Surgery) meeting in San Francisco. They presented some of […]
Juvederm (the soft tissue line filler for the parenthesis around your mouth, the dark circles under your eye, your lips…) and Botox (the wrinkle eraser for the forehead, lines between your brows, and crows feet around […]
Yes, yes. I am writing a lot about fat grafting to the breast. I have started doing cases and am excited by what I see. As I have said before fat grafting is not new- I […]
As many of you who follow my blog know, I am big into the fat grafting right now. I have researched and researched it, I went to Florida and got to see and touch it myself, […]
Fat grafting is the new sexy thing in plastic surgery. It should be- I think it holds a lot of promise. The issue comes when a lot of companies and ideas try to claim their way […]
The liquid facelift with sculptra is a favorite of mine. It works well for patients to spruce things up in a very subtle, “you look rested” or “good for your age” kind of way. CURRENT SPECIAL: […]
Fat grafting is not new. But we are getting better at it by studying it. There are all sorts of claims out there of ways to increase fat survival. Which of these are necessary? How much […]
Infections are no good following surgery. They can cause cellulitis (redness in the skin), poor wound healing, and scarring. Rates of drug resistant bacteria are rising. We do many things to decrease the risk of infection: […]