Book NowHands are among our most important body parts, but we rarely think about them. As instruments that accomplish our will, it’s difficult to imagine life without them. Think about all our hands do for us throughout our life. As children, our hands helped us explore and learn about our big, wide world. They steadied us as we learned to walk, caught us as we fell, helped us get … [Read more...]
Facelift vs. Facelift
"Doctor, how long will my surgery take ?" Before surgery, most ask how long the procedure will last? Behind the question lie mixed emotions. Although the anesthesiologist and I are trusted, you relinquish all control over your face, your body, and your life during a procedure under general anesthesia. Your trust in us is total and complete. So how safe is general … [Read more...]
The Feminine Nose: Fantastic Plastic
Does the tiny cute Disney® Princess nose exist in real life? Yes, it does, but it is indeed rare. Your nose is made for breathing, and must be large enough inside for healthy air flow with reserve capacity. Still, as the centerpiece of your face, the aesthetically pleasing nose is a reproductive advantage, and therefore natural selection favors the beautiful nose. If nasal … [Read more...]
Growing Popularity of Plastic Surgery Indicates Increasing Affluence Internationally
The number of beauty enthusiasts seeking plastic surgery is rising worldwide. Many nations with growing economies have embraced self-improvement procedures for a better quality of life. Liposuction, breast enhancements and eyelid reshaping are the most popular surgeries according to the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ISAPS). The ISAPS also notes that … [Read more...]
Aesthetic Theory of Relativity
Cosmetic surgery requires evaluation of human features, consideration of their shape and attractiveness, and incorporation of structural changes for the benefit of the bearer. The appearance of each part, however, is very much dependent not only on its anatomy, but its relationship with surrounding features. For example, a large nose diminishes the size of eyes and lips. … [Read more...]
