Plastic Surgical Tragedy Underlines Importance of Choosing Your Surgeon Most Carefully

Posted December 01, 2009 in Blog, Plastic Surgery in the News, Uncategorized

Plastic Surgical Tragedy Underlines Importance of Choosing Your Surgeon Most Carefully

Solange Magnano, 38, a model who won the Miss Argentina title in 1994, died Sunday from complications caused by surgery to reshape her buttocks. The London-based Times Online reported that the doctor who operated on her at a cosmetic surgery center in Buenos Aires might not have been “a real professional,” according to a former […]

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“Botax”, Senator Reed Proposes Taxing by the Wrinkle; Save 5% Now!

Posted November 19, 2009 in Blog, Botox and Facial Fillers, Plastic Surgery in the News, Uncategorized

“Botax”, Senator Reed Proposes Taxing by the Wrinkle; Save 5% Now!

The current Health Care Bill lead authored by Sen. Henry Reed ( D,Nev) that is before the Senate for approval has added a 5% tax on “elective cosmetic surgical procedures” which includes Botox and fillers. A $350 Botox treatment will be $367.50, that $10,000 facelift will be $10,500. Hopefully plastic surgery spokeswoman Ms. Joan Rivers […]

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5 Common Traits of Typical Aesthethic Injectable Patient

Posted November 17, 2009 in Blog, Botox and Facial Fillers, Sculptra, Uncategorized

5 Common Traits of Typical Aesthethic Injectable Patient

A recent study conducted in by the Aesthetic Surgery Education & Research Foundaton (ASERF) found that the typical aesthetic injectable patient is a married, working mother between the ages of 41 to 55 years of age with a household income of less than $100,000. Among Botox cosmetic patients, nearly 70% also received treatment with hyaluronic […]

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G-d Bless You, G-d Bless You,…..G-d Bless You…. The Sneezing Girl

Posted November 11, 2009 in Blog, General Medical Information, Uncategorized

G-d Bless You, G-d Bless You,…..G-d Bless You…. The Sneezing Girl

Lauren Johnson, a 12 year old girl, appeared with her mother this morning on NBC’s Today Show, “sneezing” every few seconds. She has been “sneezing” every few seconds for the past two weeks after returning from a sleep over. According to estimates she is “sneezing” about 10,000 times per day. Nancy Synderman, MD was doing […]

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This Veteran’s Day, Faces of Honor helps those who help U.S.

Posted November 10, 2009 in Blog, Plastic Surgery in the News, Uncategorized

This Veteran’s Day, Faces of Honor helps those who help U.S.

U.S servicemen and women who suffer facial injuries in combat may be eligible for free reconstructive medical care through a national group of plastic surgeons that includes Michael A. Persky, MD, FACS. Dr. Persky is among about 170 doctors with the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery who is participating in the new […]

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Johnson and Johnson Says Bah-Bye to Evolence

Posted November 05, 2009 in Blog, Uncategorized

Johnson and Johnson Says Bah-Bye to Evolence

The porcine (pig) based collagen product from Israel, EVOLENCE, will no longer be available. Johnson and Johnson announced yesterday that they will no longer sell the product because of poor sales. Since buying the rights to EVOLENCE from the Israeli company Colbar, J & J is out a little over $1 million. This week, Ortho […]

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