Dr. Hayley Brown’s Plastic Surgery Blog

Expanding Horizons Symposium – Part 1 of 3 (Face)

This is one of a three-part blog on the highlights of the meeting. Part 1 of 3, FACE Facelift and Necklift surgery are performed by many techniques with excellent results. One technique is not necessarily better than the other. Most plastic surgeons are performing “minifacelift” techniques with less aggressive dissections in the right candidates. Patients […]

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Neck Skin Tightening: Options For Firming Up The neck and Improving Your Jaw Line

Loss of chin and neck definition from skin looseness and sagging of the neck becomes noticed in most individuals starting around the late 30’s and early 40’s, if not sooner. It is not unusual for me to see much younger patients come in complaining of a double chin and an ill-defined jaw line that is

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The Beauty of FaceTime

With the popularity of Iphones, video chatting using apps like Facetime are part of everyday life. Whether you are chatting with friends and family, dating, or doing a job interview, video chatting is influencing how we perceive ourselves. For many, seeing one’s self on a video chat is an eye-opening experience. The reflection always seems

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Emerging technologies in breast reconstruction and breast augmentation revisionary surgery

I have just returned from a workshop and cadaver lab learning the latest techniques for the use of acellular dermal matrices (ADM) in breast surgery. ADM is a tissue matrix made from human (Alloderm) or porcine skin (Strattice). It used to add coverage and reinforce tissue over breast implants. ADM is a matrix devoid of

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New Liposuction Techniques, Which Technique is Best for Liposuction?

There have been many modifications in liposuction equipment over the years. All are variations on the theme of a metal tube being placed in the area of concern and a vacuum pump aspirating the unwanted fat. This is referred to as “suction assisted liposuction.” Tumescent super-wet technique is almost always used, which means that a

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History of Liposuction

The concept of liposuction started in the 1920s, and involved a type of curettage technique, or “scooping out” of fat, that achieved irregular results with risks for bleeding and other complications. This was a morbid procedure, and after a tragic case that resulted in gangrene in the leg of a French model in 1926, fat

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Skin Care Basics

American spends billions of dollars each year on topical anti-aging creams. Many products advertise dramatic results, but in reality, little evidence support these claims. Ideally, a healthy lifestyle should be combined with a morning and evening skin care routine. The routine starts with a facial cleanser and toner, which remove excess oils and residue. On

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Smoking and the Plastic Surgery Patient

Individuals seeking plastic surgery should be non-smokers and in good health to ensure optimum healing, decreased risks for complications, and a predictable outcome. Not only does smoking effect the lungs, risking breathing difficulties and pneumonia, but the deleterious effects of smoking on skin and healing are significant and numerous. Nicotine constricts blood vessels and therefore

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