Category: Facial Plastic Surgery

As we age, the skin and underlying tissues of our face lose elasticity, which leads to skin sagging, creases, and wrinkles. These age-related impacts on our facial skin can be accelerated by genetics and too much sun exposure, making some people display signs of premature aging. People who feel that they look older than their age and vitality suggest often turn to medical solutions to restore their youthful appearance.Also known as a “rhytidectomy,” the facelift is an effective surgical...

You might be surprised to learn that the neck lift was the sixth most performed cosmetic surgical procedure in 2020. This is according to the latest statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgery. In three short years, neck lift procedure numbers in the country surged by a dramatic 199%. From just under 54,000 in 2018 to 160,235 in 2020.

It surprises many people to learn that eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is one of the country’s most frequently performed invasive cosmetic surgeries. The latest statistics, from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, report that 325,112 blepharoplasties were completed in 2020, a 55% increase over the 209,000 blepharoplasties performed in 2017. This makes blepharoplasty the second most popular invasive cosmetic procedure in America. This is only surpassed by rhinoplasty (nose reshaping),...

While most people tend to track the signs of aging by focusing on the face, your neck is typically the first part of your body to display visible signs of aging. These signs include wrinkling, loose skin, excess fat, muscle banding, the “turkey wattle,” jowl lines, a double chin, and/or some combination thereof. Whether your neck displays such signs or retains its smooth, well-defined features depends to some degree on hereditary factors, excess sun exposure, and stress.Whatever the...