As we enter our last week in October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we had a great response to BRA (“Breast Reconstruction Awareness”) Day on October 19th. Patients reached out to friends, neighbors and colleagues to make them aware of the remarkable advances in breast cancer early detection and treatment, as well as the rapidly changing advancements in breast reconstruction and […]
Continue ReadingThere are a variety of factors that go into creating natural-appearing breast augmentation results. First and foremost, selecting the right plastic surgeon is imperative to achieving an optimal outcome. To do this, I recommend conducting an extensive amount of online research, making sure to review the credentials of several board certified plastic surgeons to separate those who have the proper […]
Continue ReadingThere isn’t a specific age that’s considered “best” for breast augmentation – it all depends on the patient and her unique needs/goals. Our plastic surgeons have performed breast augmentation surgery for women ranging in age from their early 20s to their 40s, 50s, and beyond. In each case, the timing was right for the individual’s stage of life and particular […]
Continue ReadingAre you seeking an aesthetic treatment that can enhance the appearance of your skin without surgery and/or extensive downtime? At Plastic Surgery of the Carolinas, our expert team of aestheticians offer several techniques designed to non-surgically improve the health and overall aesthetic of the skin, one of which is known as TriPollar®. Developed by Pollogen®, TriPollar® is an innovative, non-surgical […]
Continue ReadingThis is a question being asked by many women who are wondering if there is an effective way to nonsurgically lift the breasts. The answer is “maybe” – ThermiTight™ is not considered a good alternative for a woman who needs a significant breast lift, a procedure medically referred to as mastopexy. However, for very mild laxity, ThermiTight™ can be effective […]
Continue ReadingFollowing the ThermiTight™ skin tightening treatment, some initial swelling in the targeted region can be expected. For the majority of patients, this post-treatment symptom typically lasts about one to two weeks, though it does not usually result in any restrictions from normal daily routines and activities (such as work, school, running errands, etc.). In certain instances, this swelling may also […]
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