From post-pregnancy laxity to extra weight in the midsection, both women and men in the United States choose to undergo plastic surgery to improve the appearance of their midsection. Despite the growing popularity of minimally invasive body-focused procedures to address this area, there does not appear to be a corresponding decrease in patient interest in

Having children is a wonderful experience, but motherhood can produce some significant changes to a woman’s body. While some mothers consider these changes to be a “badge of honor,” many women are unhappy with their post-pregnancy body, which may include sagging breasts, loose abdominal skin and stretch marks, a thicker waist and stubborn fat deposits.

No area of the body is more frustrating than the stomach. As we go through normal physical changes, such as childbirth, weight fluctuations, and the aging process, excess skin and fat find a way to accumulate around our middle. Unfortunately, as many people find out, exercise and diet can prove to be unsuccessful at reclaiming

While breast augmentation is the most frequently performed cosmetic surgery in North America, patients should be aware that there are several factors to consider before choosing to receive a breast augmentation. Implants or fat transfer?    Saline or silicone implants are not your only options for a breast augmentation. ASPS statistics show that breast augmentation

Data gathered by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons shows that, aside from a small dip in 2015, facelift surgery has consistently been one of the top five cosmetic plastic surgery procedures in the United States. This is especially significant considering the popularity of minimally invasive, nonsurgical procedures such as Botox, dermal fillers and lasers. As we age, the diminishing production of

Liposuction is one of the most frequently performed cosmetic surgical procedures in the United States and around the world. This is somewhat surprising, considering how many misunderstandings about it persist. Listed below are the ten most common liposuction misconceptions we hear as plastic surgeons, and what the actual facts are. Liposuction can help you lose weight