Zeltiq…Fab or Drab?

Posted December 14, 2010 in Blog, Uncategorized, Zeltiq

Zeltiq…Fab or Drab?

Zeltiq: Fab or Drab? In my opinion, Zeltiq is definitely FAB! What if there was a way to target localized unwanted fat bulges that are resistant to diet and exercise with a quick, easy, safe, and effective non-invasive office treatment? Thanks to the great minds of physicians at Mass General Hospital (Harvard Medical School’s Hospital), a revolutionizing new technology […]

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52 Years, 41 Weeks, and Four Days…And the Question is “When is the Perfect Time for a Woman to Have Plastic Surgery (to Look as Good as Twiggy)?

Posted December 14, 2010 in Blog, Plastic Surgery in the News, Uncategorized

52 Years, 41 Weeks, and Four Days…And the Question is “When is the Perfect Time for a Woman to Have Plastic Surgery (to Look as Good as Twiggy)?

In a recent British study by Superbug, 3000 woman between the ages of 40 and 65 were polled about plastic surgery.  The “perfect age” to have plastic surgery in the study was 52 years, 41 weeks, and four days…I am surprised that they didn’t break it down by minutes and seconds. One in three women over […]

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An Open Letter to Heidi Montag, Spokeswoman for Plastic Surgery in Hollywood (and the rest of the world as well), and Her Mother, Mrs. Darlene Montag

Posted November 25, 2010 in Blog, Celebrity Plastic Surgery, Uncategorized

An Open Letter to Heidi Montag, Spokeswoman for Plastic Surgery in Hollywood (and the rest of the world as well), and Her Mother, Mrs. Darlene Montag

On this Thanksgiving, I wish good health and happiness to all, and an additional message to Darlene Montag, the mother of Heidi Montag. Darlene, you should be very proud of your daughter.  Heidi’s sincere words of wisdom about her plastic surgery experience (learned the hard way by America’s first darling of reality TV) on ABC’s “Celebrity […]

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Heidi Klum’s Droopy Eye Lid at American Music Awards

Posted November 21, 2010 in Blog, Botox and Facial Fillers, Celebrity Plastic Surgery, Uncategorized

Heidi Klum’s Droopy Eye Lid at American Music Awards

Oops! It looked  like the most beautiful Heidi Klum’s left eyelid was a little droopy during her American Music Awards appearance tonight, possibly due to poorly placed Botox or Dysport injections (perhaps done by the same injector that drooped Paris Hilton’s left eyelid as well, see photo below). Should this ever occur, prescription Iopidine eye drops can help lift the lid temporarily, but it […]

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Plastic Surgery is so Advanced Now that Anyone with Money can Become Stunningly Beautiful, True or False?

Posted November 17, 2010 in Blog, Celebrity Plastic Surgery, Uncategorized

Plastic Surgery is so Advanced Now that Anyone with Money can Become Stunningly Beautiful, True or False?

Colin Stewart of the Orange County Register asked a most intriging question,“How true is the statement: Plastic surgery is so advanced now that anyone with money can become stunningly beautiful?” One of the lessons from the “Housewives of Beverly Hills”, and unfortunately many of the woman shopping Fashion Island, South Coast Plaza, and Rodeo Dr. […]

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Weekend Plastic Surgery Meeting at Cedars-Sinai Like a Weekend Visit to Villa Borghese; Weekend at Bernie’s

Posted November 11, 2010 in Blog, Uncategorized

Weekend Plastic Surgery Meeting at Cedars-Sinai Like a Weekend Visit to Villa Borghese; Weekend at Bernie’s

Attending the Cedars-Sinai “Advances in Multi-Specialty Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Symposium and Bernard G. Sarnat, MD Lectureship” this past weekend reminded me of our visit to Rome’s Villa Borghese this past summer. Instead of  observing in amazement the masterpieces of  Bernini, Titian, and Raphael,  the “masterworks” of  plastic, facial plastic, ophthalmoplastic, and cosmetic dermatological surgeons were on display. […]

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Veteran’s Day 2010 “FACES OF HONOR”

Posted November 11, 2010 in Blog, Philosophy 101, Uncategorized

Veteran’s Day 2010 “FACES OF HONOR”

Michael A. Persky, MD, FACS  is honored and privileged to be a member of the “FACES OF HONOR”, a voluntary program where members of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) can treat Iraq veterans with facial plastic and reconstructive surgery problems at no cost. Dr. Persky is proud to extend this program […]

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