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How to Lose a Double Chin?
To lose a double chin there are a number of different treatments that address the area. There is CoolSculpting, where the fat is frozen. There is Kybella, where the fat cells are ruptured. There is liposuction where the fat is vacuumed out, and then there is surgery, where we tak...
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What Is the Best Double Chin Reducer?
The best double chin reducer is surgery. There are a lot of other non-invasive treatments that can help reduce a double chin, such as targeted exercises, massages, and injections, but surgery works best. If you have fat that's under the skin and above the platysma, liposuct...
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Nov
How Can I Fix Saggy Eyelids?
The best way to fix saggy eyelids depends on whether it's fat that’s creating bags, or if it’s the skin that loose and saggy. In most cases, it’s a little bit of both. The best thing to address both issues is a lower blepharoplasty. It can be done wi...
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How Do I Get Rid of a Bump On My Nose?
To get rid of a bump on your nose we can do it either through surgery or with filler. With surgery, we file the bone and/or cartilage to smooth out the bump. If we are just using a filler to address the bump, that is considered a non-surgical nose job and we fill above and below ...
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What Causes a Hook Nose?
A hook nose is usually genetic, but can also be caused by trauma such as a bump to the nose. Trauma can push the nasal bones out of whack, creating a bump. This makes the dorsum become prominent and most of the time the tip is down-turned which forms the hook appearance. This nos...
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What Is a Recessed Chin?
A recessed chin is a chin that sets further back than the ideal. It's also called a weak chin. Generally, when you have a strong chin, it gives you a more defined jawline, and this can look both more feminine and more masculine, depending on your face. Is a recessed chin ge...
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Do Eyebags Come Back After Surgery?
Eyebags don't usually come back after surgery, but if the surgery is more conservative, you could see some remaining fat. In that case, you might want to go back and have a little more fat removed. It’s not a good idea to be too aggressive the first time because once ...
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Do Nose Jobs Hurt?
Nose jobs are more uncomfortable than they are painful. The pain level is dependent on the individual person. I have some patients who don't require any pain medication, while some may require pain relievers for the first day, but most are done within the first three days...
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Nov
How Do I Choose My Nose for a Nose Job?
Choosing your nose for a nose job sounds like you're picking out a nose for Mr. Potato Head, which is not exactly the way that it works. In my practice, I use digital imaging to give you an idea of what different noses might look like on your face. The idea is to create sym...
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Nov
Why Do I Have a Wide Nose?
There are a number of different reasons why a nose can be wide. The number one reason is genetics. If your family has wide noses, then most likely you will too. Trauma is another reason your nose may be wide because a hit to the nose can make the nasal bones spread. Finally, ther...
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Nov
What Is the Most Attractive Side Profile?
The most attractive side profile for most people is either a straight profile or a profile that has a bit of a scoop. Females tend to prefer a slight scoop over males who go for a straight profile. What it really comes down to though, is personal preference. What is the ideal, pe...
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Nov
How Long Do Blepharoplasty Scars Take to Heal?
Blepharoplasty scars typically heal really fast, with stitches remaining for seven days. After that, beginning on day eight, it's okay to wear makeup which will cover any redness that may be lingering. Usually at the end of one week my patients are healed to the point where...
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