New York plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Yael Halaas, MD, FACS, says her patients choose the Silhouette InstaLift because it’s minimally invasive, has little to no downtime, and delivers instant results.
Would-be patients frustrated by COVID-related plastic surgery practice closures risk permanent damage if they try to DIY with unregulated or incorrectly administered alternatives.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) has released supplemental data for its 2022 procedural statistics, revealing generational trends, increasing male interest in minimally invasive procedures, and fluctuating surgeon fees, with an emphasis on safety and authenticity in the pursuit of beauty and self-confidence.
Obagi’s SKINCLUSION initiative launched in 2019, primarily focused on skin tone diversity. Since then, the campaign has expanded to address gender, identity, physical challenges, disabilities, and more.
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Baker Donelson says informed employees will feel safer and more comfortable in this new work environment, as COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders lift.
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Doctors discuss some of the ethical issues they face, such as should they be required to serve on the front lines, and their own fears, in recent letters to the editor of The New York Times.
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Specialists who haven’t worked an intensive care shift in years are being pressed into duty as coronavirus cases overwhelm New York’s hospitals, The New York Times reports.
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Hand sanitizer can make your skin less acidic and more alkaline, but there’s no evidence that it makes you more susceptible to infections, according to WUSA9.
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When making a do-it-yourself face mask, what materials should you use if you have sensitive skin? What should you do if your skin becomes irritated from long-term use? A dermatologist provides some answers at Fox News.
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The Federation of State Medical Boards is keeping a running list of states that are waiving licensing requirements in response to COVID-19, according to Allure.
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Eleni Linos, MD, DrPH, a dermatologist and epidemiologist at Stanford, is leading a large-scale survey to evaluate the changing ways that the COVID-19 outbreak is affecting people’s lives, Stanford University reports.
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Quarantine cuts people off from their daily life in ways that are both immediately obvious and imminently catastrophic. If so many people are so concerned with their appearance, then perhaps that concern goes far deeper than vanity, The Atlantic notes.
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The American College of Rheumatology, the Lupus Foundation of America, the Arthritis Foundation and the American Academy of Dermatology have issued a joint statement calling on Vice President Mike Pence to address shortages of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine, following comments from White House regarding their potential use in treating COVID-19,according to Healio.
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What is nonessential surgery, particularly in the age of the coronavirus? RealSelf provides some answers.
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The demand for medical professionals is hitting an all-time high as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads deeper into the U.S., sidelining doctors and nurses who have been either infected or exposed, according to Fox Business.
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A group of dermatologists from West China Hospital of Sichuan University detailed some of the measures they took in attempting to treat patients in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, per Healio.
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Plastic surgeons can help a real cause … donating much-needed medical equipment to help doctors combat the coronavirus, according to TMZ.
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It’s time to reschedule that nose job, joint replacement surgery or teeth whitening appointment MLive reports.
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