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May 2006 Articles
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Facelift
Monday May 29, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery
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Everybody loves a young, smooth and supple skin. In fact, everyone wants to have one, thus, beauty products ranging from facial cleansers to cold night-creams have been proliferating since time immemorial just to address that need.
Sadly, as one grows old, so does the skin. Wrinkles and jowls begin to become visible as well as excess tissues form at the front of the neck. What was once a smooth and flawless face is now becoming to resemble Wilson the Pug. It is needless to say that having wrinkles and jowls is not a pretty sight. Gravity and old age are the primary culprits of this menace, though blaming them certainly does nothing to alleviate the condition. -
Ross Zbar, MD, FACS
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: New Jersey, NJ
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Dr. Zbar is a distinguished alumnus of Harvard University, where he got his Bachelor of Arts in Biology, as Magna cum Laude, a John Harvard Scholar, and an Adams House Coat of Arms recipient. He studied medicine at Yale University School of Medicine, and received further honors as a Farr Scholar. His general surgery internship was completed at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, and his residency in otolaryngology at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics in Iowa City, IA.
Dr. Ross Zbar is a New Jersey cosmetic surgeon who holds board certification in head and neck surgery from the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Medical Examiners. -
Robert Glasgold, MD
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: New Jersey, NJ
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After graduating from medical school, Dr. Glasgold began a stint as a resident in the Department of General Surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. He then served as resident and chief resident in head and neck surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Hospital/Cornell Medical Center, and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
New Jersey cosmetic surgeon Robert Glasgold, M.D. counts rhinoplasty, minimally invasive facial rejuvenation and other facial rejuvenation procedures such as facial fat transfer and blepharoplasty among his fields of expertise. A graduate of the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Dr. Glasgold’s expertise led to a co-directorship of the first Facial Fat Transfer Workshop at the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in September 2004. -
Paul S. Nassif, MD, FACS
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Los Angeles, CA
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Dr. Nassif possesses an uncanny ability to produce natural results in rhinoplasty and aging face endoscopic surgery. In rhinoplasty, he makes sure that the nose is tailored meticulously to the patient’s facial structure, thus, achieving the best results that correspond to the patients’ aesthetic requirements. This principle is also applied to rhinoplasty for ethnic noses in which utmost care and expertise is required to produce noses that look proportional to the patients’ ethnic and racial features.
Specializing in rhinoplasty and aging face surgery, Dr. Paul S. Nassif is a world-renowned facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. Patients from all around the world trust Dr. Nassif especially on matters related to rectifying some of the most toilsome cases of cosmetic surgery complications. -
Mark Glasgold, MD, FACS
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: New Jersey, NJ
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Dr. Glasgold’s expertise has made him the frequent lecturer on facial fat transfer and New Jersey cosmetic surgery in all over the country. He has been to several medical conferences to deliver informative presentations and lecture to colleagues at the national level – a privilege that only a trusted physician deserves.
Mark Glasgold is a board-certified New Jersey cosmetic surgeon, and one of the principal members of the The Glasgold Group Plastic Surgery. His expertise in the rejuvenation of the aging face, specifically the facelift and facial fat transfer is internationally recognized. As a matter of fact, he even led the first Facial Fat Transfer Workshop at the American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery’s 40th anniversary gathering in September 2004. Such activity was considered a historic event for it brought together the big names in the field of fat transfer for the very first time. -
Marc Mani, MD, FACS
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Los Angeles, CA
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In addition to that, his practice was selected by the New York Times Television documentary series Plastic Surgery Beverly Hills (The Learning Channel) as one of the top cosmetic surgery practices in the nation. Dr. Mani’s quality of work is also translated into written form through his numerous articles in leading cosmetic surgery journals. As a matter of fact, the ten-episode documentary reality series “Plastic Surgery Beverly Hills” featured his practice and expertise.
Dr. Marc Mani is a popular Los Angeles cosmetic surgeon and is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. This popularity is caused by the diversity of the patients whom Dr. Mani has serviced including those who are in business, entertainment, and discerning folks from all walks of life who value natural results from their cosmetic surgery procedure of choice. -
Leslie Bolton, MD, FACS
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Los Angeles, CA
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Dr. Bolton graduated from the College of Medicine of the University of Tennessee in Memphis. For five years, he served general surgery residencies at Atlanta’s Emory University Hospitals and at the University of Kentucky Hospitals. Another two years were then spent at the University of Southern California for intensive training in plastic and reconstructive surgery. He is currently a clinical instructor of plastic surgery there.
Dr. L. Leslie Bolton, M.D., F.A.C.S. is a Los Angeles cosmetic surgeon known for his commitment to the highest standards of technical and artistic excellence. A board certified plastic surgeon, he is widely regarded as a doctor who aggressively pursues continuous training on the latest plastic and reconstructive surgery techniques, and is at the forefront of applying these techniques for the benefit of his patients. -
Lance Everett Wyatt, M.D.
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Los Angeles, CA
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Dr. Wyatt completed his seven years of training in the Division of General Surgery at the UCLA School of Medicine. He was Chief Resident in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the Harvard Combined Plastic Surgery Residency Training Program. His exposure to cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery at the finest medical centers in the world such as The Massachusetts General Hospital, Shriners Hospital for Children, The Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, The Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Boston, has given him so much insights into the field, while serving as a Clinical Fellow in Surgery at the Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Lance Everett Wyatt is Los Angeles cosmetic surgeon who was born in Nashville. His formal education began at the Center for Early Education in West Los Angeles and graduated from Beverly Hills High School. He is currently holding degrees from Howard University and the UCLA School of Medicine, where he developed his interest in cosmetic surgery. -
David Kim, M.D.
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Los Angeles, CA
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He had his formal education at the Medical School-University of Illinois at Chicago and graduated on the year 1993. He took his surgical residency at Mt. Sinai Hospital and later moved to New York to train on cosmetic surgery at Monterfiore Medical Center. After his surgical cosmetic training, he later moved to Beverly Hills, Los Angeles and joined a group of doctors to further hone his expertise in cosmetic surgery.
A Multi-awarded individual for his artistic talent, Dr. Kim is a Los Angeles cosmetic surgeon, who is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the only plastic surgery board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties. -
David M. Amron, M.D.
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Los Angeles, CA
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Dr. Amron did his internal medicine internship at Cedars Sinai Medicine Center in Los Angeles and received the prestigious Dermatology Foundation Research Fellowship and then, he completed two years of scientific and clinical research concerning growth characteristics of skin cancer, at UCLA. His residency in dermatology was spent at University of California, San Diego Medical Center, where he received extensive training in both clinical dermatology and dermatologic surgery.
Dr. David Amron is a Los Angeles cosmetic surgeon certified by the American Board of Dermatology. He was raised in Los Angeles and studied at the University of California in Los Angeles and San Diego. He got his Bachelor of Arts degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York and returned to California for his postgraduate education. -
Andrew Frankel, M.D.
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Beverly Hills, CA
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Over the years, Dr. Frankel, who specializes in rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty, has been at the receiving end of recognitions for his work in the repair and revision of prior rhinoplasty patients, collapsed nose jobs, deviated septum surgery, corrective nose surgery, and collapsed nose repair. He is also quite adept at addressing any revision rhinoplasty issues that may arise.
A native of the city of Chicago, Dr. Andrew Frankel is a world-renowned facial cosmetic surgeon. Extensively trained with respect to nasal surgery, he is also a board-certified surgeon in both Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (Ear Nose and Throat). -
Alvin Glasgold, M.D.
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: New Jersey, NJ
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Consistently listed in Castle Connolly's Top Doctors in America, he is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery; the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery and the American Society of Head and Neck Surgery.
The founder of Glasgold Group Plastic Surgery, Dr. Alvin Glasgold is a New Jersey cosmetic surgeon certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery; the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery; and the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. -
Botox Injections
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery
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That is probably why non-surgical cosmetic procedures are becoming more and more popular with those who want to improve their looks but are deathly afraid of surgery. Among the most popular non-surgical cosmetic procedures nowadays are Botox injections.
Not too many people are keen on going under a surgeon’s knife, whether they be for general surgery or cosmetic surgery purposes. There are even some who faint at the sight of an injection needle, a scalpel, or just seeing somebody being cut with something sharp. -
“Scarless” Breast Augmentation
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Breast Enhancement
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But just like any type of surgery, breast augmentation surgery leaves scars, and visible ones at that. Traditional approaches to the procedure involve making incisions, and therefore leaving scars, right on the breasts or in the armpits. However, there now exists an alternative for those who aren’t keen on letting on that they’ve had their breasts enhanced. The procedure is called TUBA, which stands for transumbilical breast augmentation. It is a new and rapidly evolving technique which results in virtually “scarless” breast augmentations.
Breast augmentation is getting more and more popular. According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, a total of 364,610 procedures were performed last year, a nine percent rise from 2004. -
The Heat Is On For Cosmetic Surgery
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery
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While concerned folks are worried that this modification to Ashlee’s nose might affect the way she sings, Jessica’s 25-year-old sister has been very happy about the outcome. She stressed that the procedure gave her the confidence she needs, as she can now discard the “ugly-duckling” perspective she had about herself.
The latest buzz about Ashlee Simpson’s nose job has once again affirmed the place of rhinoplasty as one of the top five most sough-after procedures in cosmetic surgery along with liposuction, breast augmentation, cosmetic eyelid surgery, and tummy tuck. -
Options for Balding Men
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Male Cosmetic Surgery
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Many struggle to camouflage their thinning crowns by combing whatever hair they have left towards the exposed areas, or by wearing hats almost all the time. However, there are more sensible and practical ways of dealing with hair loss. One obvious solution is wearing wigs. Another is by using hair loss treatment products such as Rogaine and Propecia to speed up hair growth.
Let’s face it, baldness among men is becoming pretty common these days. Everywhere you look, you see a lot of men suffering from hair loss, which is primarily caused by a combination of a history of baldness in the family, hormonal changes and aging. -
Men and Cosmetic Surgery
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Male Cosmetic Surgery
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Cosmetic surgery has grown so much for the past years that surgeons have noticed a considerable increase in the number of males who are willing to go under the knife. In fact, many others have already undergone different procedures to modify those unsightly portions of their anatomy and achieve the shape and look they desired to have. According to this news story, the number of men who are considering plastic surgery has shot up to remarkable levels. When I began practice almost 40 years ago, we would see one man for every 20 women for cosmetic surgery. But now we see one man for probably every four women.
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Finding Answers Through Breast Enhancement
Wednesday May 10, 2006 in: Breast Enhancement
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Some women are lucky enough to be endowed with big melons by birth. Some are not that lucky though. And the unlucky ones, in general, are the susceptible victims of insecurity and low self-esteem due to something they know they lack. It is as if, having small breasts makes one less of a woman compared to others.
Generally, women desire a fuller bustline. That desire might have been caused by seeing other women with big boobs enjoying the attention that guys give for such assets or by witnessing how huge breasts, especially if they are perky and firm, make a woman a lot sexier and beautiful to look at.
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Facelift
Monday May 29, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery
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