“Ozempic face” is a term used to describe facial changes that can occur after rapid weight loss, often associated with GLP-1 medications. While weight loss can improve overall health, some patients notice that their face appears hollower, with loose skin and less definition than expected. For the right patient, facial surgery can restore structure and… Read More
What is Meant by an “Awake” Facelift? An awake facelift is performed using local anesthesia with controlled sedation (ProNox anesthesia). Patients remain comfortable and relaxed while breathing on their own throughout the procedure. This approach allows facial rejuvenation to be performed safely in an accredited in-office setting for appropriately selected patients. Key aspects of an… Read More
When considering whether or not to have reconstructive surgery or cosmetic procedure of any type, it is important to know what to look for in a plastic surgeon. The first piece of information to verify is if the surgeon is board certified. The surgeon should be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and… Read More
As we age, the lower layer of the skin, called the dermis, gets thinner. Elastin begins to break down, reducing the skin’s elasticity, or ability to “bounce back.” Collagen, which keeps the skin taut, also begins to diminish. As we lose elastin and collagen, the skin becomes looser, allowing gravity to cause sagging. In addition,… Read More
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