Elizabeth O’Brien’s Retire Well Last Update: 6:15 AM ET Oct 16, 2013 The pressure to look youthful at work is prompting more men to try cosmetic procedures, doctors and employment experts say. …Read the rest of the story
View MoreI see many men and women in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and 50’s who desire facial freshening without committing to surgery. Some might not frankly need a surgical procedure, particularly the 20/30-somethings. Some actually might benefit from a surgical procedure, but they don’t want it. For this large, heterogeneous group, minimally invasive treatments are a … Continue reading Dip your toe in the pool with minimally invasive treatments!
View MoreOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Join me at the Komen Race on October 20. I will be with the University of MD/St. Joseph Medical Center breast cancer team. Hope to see you there!
View MoreA “Mommy Makeover” is plastic surgery performed to bring a woman’s body back to where it was prior to childbirth, or maybe to an even better place than it ever was. With pregnancy and childbirth, women experience changes throughout the body, most specifically in the breasts and the abdomen. Breasts may lose volume and “perk.” … Continue reading Mommy Makeover 2013
View MoreWith uncertain economic times and limited employment options, many struggle in the workplace to protect and optimize their job security. One approach is to present the best possible face one can, projecting an image of energy, enthusiasm, fitness and health. Physical characteristics subconsciously translate into perception of abilities. Some say perception is reality, and while … Continue reading Workplace Advancement
View MoreFat transfer has become the most common topic discussed in our national plastic surgery meetings as of late. Fat transfer involves liposuction of a body region, purifying the fat harvested, and augmenting another site on the body with the fat. The most sought after regions for augmentation include the face, breast and buttock. Fat transfer … Continue reading Fat Transfer to Face, Breasts and/or Buttocks a “Win-Win”
View More“My Medical Choice” was written by Angelina Jolie and published by the New York Times on May 14, 2013. Thank goodness for Angelina’s interest in public health and education! In her essay, she publicly announced that she underwent preventive double mastectomy with immediate reconstruction because she is Breast Cancer Gene (BRCA1) positive. Her gene positivity … Continue reading The “Angelina Jolie” Procedure
View MoreI see many men and women in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and 50’s who desire a fresher appearance. While some, like the 20-somethings, do not merit a surgical procedure, individuals with manifestations of aging who would benefit from a surgical procedure might not be ready for this step. For both of these groups, minimally invasive … Continue reading Dip your toe in the pool with minimally invasive treatments!
View MorePatients’ Choice recognition reflects the difference doctors make in the lives of their patients. The honor is bestowed on physicians and dentists who have received near perfect scores, as voted by their patients. Every month, more than 200,000 patients across the U.S. provide online feedback about their experiences with their physicians and dentists. They provide … Continue reading America’s Most Compassionate Doctors – Patients’ Choice Award
View MoreAs the New Year approaches, we inevitably start to formulate our New Year’s resolutions. Some are universal, right? Eat a more healthy diet, exercise more, be a better parent/partner/friend. Hey, weren’t these your resolutions last year? This year, they will definitely happen! This year it is time to focus more on you! What can you … Continue reading New Year, New You!
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We welcome new patients and are looking forward to performing elective surgical procedures, starting the week of May 11.
This is a new day, with new safety protocols. Our goal is to keep everyone safe and respect the continued risk COVID-19 presents. For this reason, we will be instituting the following protocols:
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