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Cosmetic Surgery for What’s “Only Skin-Deep”
By: Jeremy Benedetti, MD Cosmetic surgery is more than “skin deep,” but I think sometimes patients and surgeons could actually focus a little more on the surface level … specifically, the skin. I’m thinking in particular of liposuction, where even though…
Continue reading...Do Younger or Older Surgeons Get Better Results?
Saturday, July 25, 2009
By: Jeremy Benedetti, MD Recent clinical studies have found that cardiac and emergency surgeons with more experience can dramatically reduce patients’ complication risk. Does the same hold true for surgeons performing cosmetic surgery procedures? It’s hard to say, and what counts as…
Continue reading...3 Questions about Breast Augmentation for Overweight Women
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
By: Jeremy Benedetti, MD If you’re overweight, you may have heard that breast augmentation in Tampa isn’t an option for you. This isn’t necessarily true, but when women who have a high body mass index come to my cosmetic surgery offices…
Continue reading...Top 5 Questions about Cosmetic Surgery Before Pregnancy – part 2
Sunday, July 19, 2009
By: Jeremy Benedetti, MD You may not be planning on having children anytime soon, but if both cosmetic surgery and motherhood are in your plans for the future, you still need to know how your pregnancy might affect your results. Last…
Continue reading...Top 5 Questions about Cosmetic Surgery Before Pregnancy – part 1
Thursday, July 16, 2009
By: Jeremy Benedetti, MD Many of my younger (19 to 20-something) breast enhancement patients aren’t thinking about starting families anytime soon, but if you are planning to have children it’s still worthwhile to keep your family plans in mind when you…
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- Quick Comment: Too Much of a Good Thing
- Breast Reconstruction: Why or Why Not?
- "Micro" Breast Implants: The Shape of the Future?
- Surgical vs. Liquid Facelift: Know the Difference
- Refine, Don't "Replace" Your Ethnic Nose
- "Why Do I Look Old?" - 3 Questions to Help Identify Causes of Early Facial Aging
- The "Line" between Elective and Necessary Enhancements
- Different Approaches to the Male and Female Brow
- San Diego Fraxel® Laser Therapy for Sun-Damaged Skin
- Quick Comment: "eBay" Breast Implants
- Dr. David Kaufman and Dr. Christa Clark, Sacramento Plastic Surgeons (8)
- Face the Stats: The Reality Behind MRSA Face Lift Infection Risks (6)
- Dr. Scott Green, Sacramento Plastic Surgeon (5)
- Dr. Francisco Canales and Dr. Heather Furnas, Santa Rosa Plastic Surgeons (5)
- Liposuction for Older Patients: Smart Choices for Great Results (post 2 of 2) (5)
- Dr. Evan Sorokin, New Jersey Plastic Surgeon (4)
- Dr. Richard D'Amico, Cosmetic Surgeon in New Jersey (4)
- Dr. Andrew Smith, Orange County Plastic Surgeon (3)
- Stem Cells for Breast Augmentation? (3)
- Different Approaches to the Male and Female Brow (3)
- Mommy Makeovers…But What about Dads?
- Breast Implant Massage – Why It Matters
- 8 Ways to Wedding Beauty
- History of Breast Implants
- Will Liposuction Leave Me with Wrinkled, Sagging Skin?
- Study Shows Location of Fat Is a Factor for Blood Clots
- Breast Augmentation: What’s Your “Ideal”?
- Superior Results with VASER® Liposuction
- 7 Simple Steps to a Healthy Heart
- Liposuctioned Fat for Breast Augmentation?
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
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