Plastic Surgery Blog
Downturned Corners of the Mouth: How To Fix Them
Published on May 28, 2012 byDownturned Corners of the Mouth: How To Fix Them One of the banes of women’s existence is the downturned corners of the mouth. Whether they are mildly present or severe, almost every woman regardless of age is overly focused on them to their own detriment. I often think that the reason for this is that […]
Mastery Is An Asymptote: My Plastic Surgery Journey
Published on April 29, 2012 byMastery Is An Asymptote: My Plastic Surgery Journey I am constantly refining my work so that you have a better and better result every time you see me. An example is I started to use microcannulas for facial fillers in November 2010. Since that time I have advanced in my skills with my cannulas to […]
Understanding The Importance of Lip Transitions When Creating Natural Looking Lips
Published on March 10, 2012 byUnderstanding The Importance of Lip Transitions When Creating Natural Looking Lips I have been thinking about transitions from the red lip to the non-red lip because of two women that I saw in the past few days. First, there was a woman who came from Oklahoma that had these hanging red lips towards the corners […]
Nicole Kidman’s Lips: The Non-Disappearing Lip
Published on October 30, 2011 byNicole Kidman’s Lips: The Non-Disappearing Lip Celebrities all are subject to bad plastic surgery like the rest of us. They just so happen to have their mugs plastered across magazines and television appearances, making their mistakes ever so more glaring. Nicole Kidman’s lips are no exception to this problem. The overly enlarged upper lip and […]
Leveraging the Hardness of Products in Cosmetic Injectable Fillers
Published on October 9, 2011 byLeveraging the Hardness of Products in Cosmetic Injectable Fillers How hard an injectable product is can be a very good thing or a not so good thing. In any case, I try to use products based on its hardness factors for differing effects on the face. One of the softest materials that I use is […]
Megan Fox Lip Surgery
Published on June 2, 2011 byMegan Fox’s Lips In general, I am not opposed to a more aggressive policy with lip augmentation for women in their late teenage to early twenties. A full set of lips can actually look natural in this narrow window of time. However, even by the late twenties when the face is slimmer, very full lips […]
Lip Augmentation: Defining a Natural Lip Shape
Published on May 28, 2011 byLip Augmentation: Defining a Natural Lip Shape This article is a basic primer on lip shape and balance to help a prospective individual interested in lip augmentation to attain the best looking lips that are 100% natural but still worth undergoing augmentation. There are certain criteria that make a lip look natural and others that […]
Lips and Teeth: Relationships that are Important When Planning for Lip Augmentation
Published on April 24, 2011 byLips and Teeth: Relationships that are Important When Planning for Lip Augmentation The number one concern that most women have when they visit a plastic surgeon when it comes to lip size is “Please make my upper lip bigger, but I don’t want it to look unnatural.” In an accompanying article we explored the relative […]
Managing Fine Lines Around the Mouth
Published on March 24, 2011 byManaging Fine Lines Around the Mouth Fine lines around the mouth is perhaps the most important and at the same time least important topic for a written blog on facial plastic surgery. Why is that the case? Because almost every woman young and old is bothered to some degree about what they call “smoker’s lines” […]