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Category Archives: Facial Procedures

Facelift or Laser—Which is Right for Me?

With all the different skincare gimmicks and trends out there, it can be hard to find something that actually produces the results you’re after. The first step to real improvement is to consult with a medical professional. As a team of board-certified plastic surgeons, we offer different facial rejuvenating options that can address your specific …

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Not Ready for a Facelift? You Have Options

A fairly common scenario plays out when a person concerned about facial aging comes in for a consultation. "Do you think I can get the results I want without a facelift?" At our Houston practice, the answer is often, "Absolutely." That's because we offer several advanced nonsurgical facial rejuvenation options that can produce remarkable results …

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Face Talk: The Transformation – What is Laser Resurfacing?

Laser resurfacing has gone through a metamorphosis over the past 25 years. When laser resurfacing first started, it started with CO2 laser resurfacing. This laser was amazing and produced phenomenal results. The CO2 laser started taking the place of what was then phenol peels. Many physicians will still utilize phenol peels, especially around the mouth, when …

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Your Options For Facial Implants

Facial implants is a great category. In plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery, aesthetic surgery, they are all the same. We use facial implants in several different areas of the face. In Asian people, sometimes an Asian woman or man will come in for the nose that they want to be raised a little bit. We'll put …

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Otoplasty: Cosmetic Ear Surgery

So, “ears” looking at you. This segment is on otoplasty, or pin-back otoplasty. Pin-back otoplasty is for prominent ears, dumbo ears, elephant ears. Kids get really ridiculed when they're young about this, so we like to do it before they get into school where kids can be cruel, like do it when they're about five …

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Facelift – Is it Right For You?

In our office, we don't have a one-size-fits-all approach to changing someone's face. Every person begins with a naturally beautiful and unique look, but over time our corners begin to sag or our skin may develop dark spots. However, we've met very few people that need to rebuild a completely new face. Most patients simply need …

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