Facial Plastic Surgery Blog

If you’ve been researching skin rejuvenation, you’ve probably heard of the popular procedure known as a chemical peel. However, there are many, many different types of peels available, using various chemicals and involving a certain amount of downtime according to the depth of the peel. The right peel for each patient has to do with skin type, goals, and the ability to cope with recovery. The great news is there is an option to suit just about everyone.

Recent trends in plastic surgery have included more natural-looking rejuvenation treatments, minimally invasive procedures, customization, and a lot more interest from men.

When it comes to rhinoplasty, there are many different types of procedures that can be performed, including cosmetic, functional, ethnic, revision, and reconstructive rhinoplasty. However, these subsets of the procedure are typically not performed as standalone procedures. They are instead usually combined to help give patients the results they seek.

When most people think of aging, wrinkling and sagging skin top the list of noticeable changes to one’s appearance. However, there is more to the aging process than just these changes, including a somewhat subtle sign of aging that can change the appearance in a significant way: facial volume loss.

The lips may not be the first feature people think of when plastic surgery comes up, but lip treatments and lip surgery are extremely popular. We may all have diverse lip shapes and degrees of lip fullness, but many people would like fuller, shapelier lips. Women in particular tend to covet fuller, defined lips, especially as age starts to deplete some of the lips’ natural plump. But people of all ages seek improvement to the appearance of their lips. Whether extra fullness is desired or the effects of aging have caused wrinkling and thinning of the lips, there are a number of options for lip rejuvenation.