A liquid facelift is a combination of injectables used to reduce signs of aging and create more youthful facial contours. In expert hands, a “liquid” facelift can have a similar effect to facelift surgery, but with little to no downtime. In my practice, a liquid facelift typically combines neuromodulators (i.e. BOTOX®) and dermal fillers (i.e…. [Read More]
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Male Tuberous Breast Deformity: A Rare and Often-Misdiagnosed Condition
Male tuberous breast deformity, though rare, is a serious medical condition that can affect a man’s self-confidence and mobility. Unfortunately, male tuberous breasts are often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, leaving men without an explanation for their unusually-shaped chests. This month, board certified plastic surgeon Dr. S. Larry Schlesinger explains what causes tuberous breasts in men and… [Read More]
Wish your lip filler would last longer? Consider this procedure for long-lasting lip augmentation.
Do you like the way your lips look with filler, but wish there was a way to make the volume last longer? While lip lift surgery can reveal more of your lip or enhance its shape, most plastic surgeons do not have a surgical solution to add volume to small or weathered-looking lips. To increase… [Read More]
What You Need to Know About Hawaii’s New Sunscreen Law
In 2018, Hawaii became the first state to ban the sale of over-the-counter (OTC) sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate. Sunscreens containing these chemicals have been shown to damage coral reefs and may even affect human health. I am extremely proud of my state for enacting this law, and think it’s important for everyone to understand… [Read More]
Did You Know Plastic Surgery Can Improve Your Posture? Here’s How.
Did you know May was National Correct Your Posture Month? Posture isn’t just about having a certain appearance; it’s also important to your health. Good posture supports your organs for a healthy, functioning system. It’s also key to avoiding pain as you age since poor posture can affect the back, knees, and neck, as well… [Read More]
What are CC’s? A Plastic Surgeon Explains Breast Implant Sizing
Breast implants are sized using the measurement of cubic centimeters, typically shortened to “cc.” But since so many of us only have to wrap our heads around what a “cc” means when choosing breast implants, decoding implant sizes requires a bit of education. Dr. Schlesinger has your back! Continue reading to get a board certified… [Read More]
8 Secret Benefits of Tummy Tuck Surgery
Many patients seek a tummy tuck to improve their appearance, but did you know that it can also help alleviate a variety of physical conditions? In this post, board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Schlesinger discusses eight lesser-known benefits of tummy tuck surgery. 1. Correct diastasis recti Tummy tuck surgery can correct diastasis recti, an embarrassing… [Read More]
A Plastic Surgeon’s-Eye View of the Breast
Ever wondered what a plastic surgeon thinks when examining a patient’s breasts? The truth is, they are considering a myriad of physical factors. The female breast is a complex body part, as its purpose goes far beyond aesthetics. In this post, Dr. Schlesinger provides an overview of breast anatomy, as well as a rundown of… [Read More]
Thinking of Revising Your Breast Implants? Dr. Schlesinger Explains Everything You Need to Know.
Are you thinking of having your breast implants revised? You’re not alone. A study published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal found that as many as 25% of breast augmentation patients had their breasts revised in the first year following their procedure. What is a revisionary breast augmentation? A breast augmentation revision, or revisionary breast augmentation,… [Read More]
How to Prevent the COVID-19 Vaccine from Causing Capsular Contracture in Patients with Breast Implants
You may have heard that the new COVID-19 vaccine is causing swelling and inflammation in patients with dermal fillers. While this may sound alarming, it is actually a completely normal physiological reaction. Patients who have had breast implants and other medical implants, such as pacemakers and hip replacements, may also experience swelling around their implants… [Read More]
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