Plastic Surgery Blog
Knowing Yourself and Your Plastic Surgeon: Clasping Your Hands and Determining If You Are Right-Brained or Left-Brained
Published on February 20, 2013 byKnowing Yourself and Your Plastic Surgeon: Clasping Your Hands and Determining If You Are Right-Brained or Left-Brained My Allergan business-development representative conducted a wonderful leadership seminar in my office that gave my staff a rousing and thoughtful view on leadership. A fun exercise that we did was to clasp our fingers together like in prayer […]
Saving A Friend: When Maybe You Should Tell Someone You Had Plastic Surgery
Published on July 7, 2012 bySaving A Friend: When Maybe You Should Tell Someone You Had Plastic Surgery I had a patient of mine in whom I had done facial fillers and Botox treatments over a period of two years. In a word, she looked fabulous. At 47 years of age she looked like she was in her mid-30s. One […]
When to Say No: Understanding Limits of Plastic Surgery
Published on January 24, 2012 byWhen to Say No: Understanding Limits of Plastic Surgery I had a longstanding patient in whom I had done 5 rounds of micro silicone injections into her lips. Her results were stunning, natural, and feminine. She came back a year afterward wanting more. I humbly tried to talk her out of it, begged her not […]
