Posts Tagged ‘ Botox ’

Blepharoplasty Complications Still On The Horizon

March 13, 2009
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Blepharoplasty Complications Still On The Horizon

In our past blogs, we’ve touched on a few of the dangers associated with Blepharoplasty for patients looking to get rid of bags under their eyes. More than 160,000 people have their eyelids reshaped by plastic surgeons each year. In recent surveys, however, it has been brought to our attention that complications due to...

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Thread Lifts: How Do They Work and Are They Safe?

January 21, 2009
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Thread Lifts: How Do They Work and Are They Safe?

Thread lifts are relatively new forms of plastic surgery that fall under the umbrella category of procedures known as rhytidectomies. In short, they are an inexpensive and “convenient” alternative to surgical facelifts, which intend to smooth and tighten a patient’s skin. These procedures generally take an hour to perform, which has gained them nicknames...

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The Causes of (and Solutions to) Facial Wrinkles

January 20, 2009
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The Causes of (and Solutions to) Facial Wrinkles

We’ve all seen the commercials for creams, lotions, masks and other products that claim to reduce wrinkles and reverse the effects of aging. But do these products actually work? Many dermatology experts seem to think so, but not all of these products give equal results. If you are in the market for a skin...

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Botox Injections and Their Risks

January 15, 2009
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Botox Injections and Their Risks

In the 1950s, researchers discovered that the botulinum toxin (commonly called Botox) could be injected into people to block the release of acetylcholine and decrease muscle activity. Since then it has become a popular method of smoothing out skin and decreasing wrinkles and lines of the face. But what many don’t realize is that...

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