Archive for November, 2010
Study: Botox Boosts Self-Esteem
A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study found Botox boosts overall quality of life and self-esteem, U.S. researchers say. To find out more about Botox and other procedures please visit Non Surgical Facial Procedures
Sun Damage Just as Likely in the Winter
Don’t put away your sunblock lotion for the Winter! Even if it’s cold outside, the sun can cause just as much damage as it does during the summer. Read here to find out more. For additional information on protecting your skin and other skin care tips please visit Facial Skin Care.
Computer Imaging before Surgery Accurate & Useful
Computer imaging is used to predict how a patient would look following plastic surgery. This study shows it is moderately accurate and useful to patients. Chow Center for Facial Plastic Surgery also offers computer imaging. Contact us today to set up an consultation!
Open Versus Closed Rhinoplasty
For the public, researching rhinoplasty, or cosmetic nose surgery (the nose job), can be arduous and confusing. All sorts of terms appear, including strange phrases like "saddle-nose deformity" or "poly-beak nose." In this entry, I will address two specific terms that people often misunderstand: the "open" versus the "closed" rhinoplasty. Each technique has its advantages […]
Lighter Skin May Develop Wrinkles Earlier
Read here to find out about how those with lighter skin may be more prone to aging faster than those with darker skin.
A Quick and Easy Way to Erase Facial Lines and Add Volume
From fuller lips to jaw contouring, a brief session with your facial plastic surgeon can achieve the cosmetic goals you want! Read here to find out the many uses of Botox and fillers injectables.
First Facial Transplant
Click here to read about the first face transplant in the United States. She was shot in the face by her husband which obliterated her cheeks, upper lip, nose and much of her eyesight.
Mexican Beer can Cause Skin Discoloration?
Be careful of sun exposure when drinking beer with lime. A substance in lime juice, if left on the skin and exposed to the sun, can cause skin to discolor. Read here to find out more.
