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Filler and Biopolymer Removal: What I Tell Patients Who Want It Out

Filler and Biopolymer Removal: What I Tell Patients Who Want It Out

July 01, 2026 | Uncategorized

A growing number of patients come to me to have material removed, not added. Here is how I approach filler and biopolymer removal, and what I tell them about recurrence.

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The Patients Who Come In to Plan, Not to Book: Aesthetic Planning in the GLP-1 Era

The Patients Who Come In to Plan, Not to Book: Aesthetic Planning in the GLP-1 Era

June 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

A growing number of patients come in not to book but to learn, plan, and save for surgery. A plastic surgeon on the shift, the two buckets of aesthetic cost, and the GLP-1 effect.

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Eyelid Surgery and Under-Eye Bags: A Plastic Surgeon Answers What Patients Ask

Eyelid Surgery and Under-Eye Bags: A Plastic Surgeon Answers What Patients Ask

June 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

A patient pointed at her heavy lids and tired under-eyes and asked what could be done. Here are the real exam-room answers about eyelid surgery, bags, and filler.

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The Ponytail Deep Plane Facelift: A Plastic Surgeon Answers What Patients Ask

The Ponytail Deep Plane Facelift: A Plastic Surgeon Answers What Patients Ask

June 25, 2026 | Uncategorized

A patient lifted her cheeks in the mirror and asked for that back. Here are the real exam-room answers about the ponytail deep plane facelift, the neck, and old filler.

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Breast Implant Revision and Capsular Contracture: The Questions Patients Actually Ask

Breast Implant Revision and Capsular Contracture: The Questions Patients Actually Ask

June 23, 2026 | Uncategorized

A patient came in years after an augmentation done elsewhere, describing one breast that rode high and hard. Here are the real exam-room answers about revision and capsular contracture.

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The Mirror Test: When Nonsurgical Lifting Works, and When It Is Time for Surgery

The Mirror Test: When Nonsurgical Lifting Works, and When It Is Time for Surgery

June 22, 2026 | Uncategorized

Nonsurgical lifting can do a lot in the early stages of aging. There is also a simple test in the mirror that tells me when a patient should skip it and go straight to surgery.

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