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Frisco Plastic Surgeon Offers New Alternative To Traditional Liposuction |
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Patients to see fast recovery, less bruising with outpatient procedure. What once was major surgery now can be accomplished in a single office visit. That is what North Texans are saying about a laser device just introduced by Dr. Ken Smart of Frisco Plastic Surgery. Dr. Smart is one of the first plastic surgeons in the Dallas/Fort Worth area to offer the new "SmartLipo" technology, and already patients are buzzing about the quick recovery. "Traditional liposuction has been available for years and recovery from this type of invasive surgery is typically slow. Bruising is extensive," said Dr. Smart. "However, with the new laser-assisted SmartLipo, and the skills of a qualified and caring surgeon, patients are able to have the procedure one day, and return to normal activities, such as work, the next day." |
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Promising Results In Treating Facial Bruising From Injectables: Pinoxide |
 Physicians nationwide report promising results in treating facial bruising from injectable cosmetic treatments by using Pinoxide(TM), an active ingredient best known for treating under-eye circles. Pinoxide has been clinically proven to speed blood flow, warm the skin, increase resistance to cold, and reduce dark under- eye symptoms. Additional research suggests Pinoxide may also contribute to promoting firmness and resiliency in the skin. Now, physicians are studying the ingredient's ability to heal bruising. |
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Plastic And Reconstructive Surgery Publishes Clinical Trial Results Of Ultrashape(TM) |
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The results of the clinical trial using the UltraShape (TM) Contour I, first clinically proven non invasive focused ultrasound solution for body contouring, are published in the Journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeon. 
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Is cosmetic surgery an appropriate commencement gift for teens? |
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By Victoria Clayton
MSNBC contributor When Courtney Powers graduated from high school last year, she didn’t receive a new computer or a trip to Europe. The North Carolina teen got a pair of D-cup breast implants. “My breasts hadn’t grown since I was 16,” says Powers, who underwent cosmetic surgery two days after her 18th birthday. “I was a 36AA and my mom and dad knew I was very self-conscious.” Powers earned half the money for the surgery by working at a bowling alley and baby-sitting. Her parents chipped in the rest as a graduation gift.
Although teens make up just 2 percent of cosmetic surgery patients in the United States, their numbers have grown. In 2006, procedures performed on kids ages 13 to 19 totalled 244,124, including about 47,000 nose jobs and 9,000 breast augmentations, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). |
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Plastic Surgery Societies Applaud the FDA�s Decision to Approve Silicone Breast Implants |
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Arlington Heights, Ill. – The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and The American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the two largest plastic surgery membership organizations, applaud the FDA’s decision today to approve Allergan Corp. and Mentor Corp.'s silicone breast implants and return these devices to the U.S. market. This decision comes 14 years after the FDA restricted access to the silicone implants because of safety concerns. 
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