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DrGreen - who has written 14 posts on Cosmetic Surgery Chronicle.
Scott Green, M.D. is one of the board-certified Sacramento plastic surgeons at The Plastic Surgery Center of Sacramento, which provides cosmetic and reconstructive services to Sacramento, Roseville, and surrounding communities. His research has been published in the prestigious Plastic and Reconstructive Journal. Information about his credentials, awards, and publications can be found at his Web site (www.drscottgreen.com).
A Facelift Can Change Your Life
By: Scott D. Green, MD Ever look in the mirror and feel upset or stressed by the face you see? We may feel just as young and energized as we did ten or even twenty years ago, but the problem …
Continue reading...Cosmetic Surgery and the Dangers of Photoshop
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
By: Scott Green, MD The Australian government recently banned excessively-skinny fashion models (read all about it here). I find it interesting that the Land Down Under points the finger at photo-editing programs like Adobe Photoshop and how they …
Continue reading...Does a Tummy Tuck Strengthen Your Abdomen?
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
By: Scott Green, MD I get asked this question many times during surgical consultations. The short answer is “No.” During a routine tummy tuck procedure, the abdominal muscles are tightened, but this is more like mending the muscle rather than …
Continue reading...Weight-Loss Surgery and Body Contouring for Childhood Obesity?
Friday, August 20, 2010
By: Scott Green, MD With childhood and adult obesity rates continuing to rise, it’s no wonder that some people are beginning to recommend weight-loss surgery for teenagers. It should go without saying, but these procedures, and the body contouring procedures …
Continue reading...Quick Comment: Why Targeted Liposuction Matters
Monday, October 12, 2009
By: Scott Green, MD Most people see liposuction as a way to get rid of “big” patches of fat on their hips or thighs only, but I think patients need to be careful not to underestimate the significant impact that …
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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