- Botox®Cosmetic
- Fat Injection
- Restylane® and JuvédermTM
- Laser Skin Resurfacing
- Laser Facial Hair Removal
- Laser Vein Treatment
- Eyelid Rejuvenation
- Ideal NoseTM
- Submental Liposuction
- Ear Cosmetic Surgery
- Removal of Facial Moles
- Chin and Jawline Enhancement
- Laser Treatment of Birthmark
- Microdermabrasion
Who is a good candidate for cosmetic surgery?
- Your Ideal Face®
- The Internet
- Why Have Cosmetic Surgery?
- Risks of Cosmetic Surgery
- Unpredictability of Surgery
- Who is a good candidate for cosmetic surgery?
- Are people having cosmetic surgery the wealthy and famous?
- Positive Characteristics of Cosmetic Surgery Candidates
- Professional Reasons
- The Goal
- Surgery Earlier Rather than Later
- What is the Difference between Plastic Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery?
- Who is NOT a good candidate for cosmetic surgery?
People from all walks of life, both genders and every income level enjoy the benefits of a more youthful appearance! Who among us would not want to return to our youthful taut skin, luminous complexion, open eyes, pert breasts and "pooch- free” profiles?
I have to admit that it is hard for me or anyone who has worked in a plastic surgery office to stroll down a shopping mall without thinking: "He could use a chin augmentation and liposuction under the chin. Or, has she considered a breast reduction?"
Who does not have some feature that they are self conscious about? At the time of this writing, baby boomers are reaching retirement age. They are noticing the fat under the chin, the baggy eyelids, the love handles and poochy tummy.
Candidates do share one trait: They don't like the way they look and they would like to look better. They often tell me they were okay with their appearance when they were forty, but now they say, "I don't look like myself anymore."
