Integrating retail skincare into plastic surgery practices improves patient outcomes, boosts satisfaction, and supports healing. By offering medical-grade products tailored to each procedure, surgeons can provide comprehensive care while enhancing practice revenue and reputation. Learn how skincare aligns with surgical results to set new standards in patient care and practice growth.
Sarmela Sunder, MD, a Beverly Hills facial plastic surgeon, explains how GLP-1 medications like Ozempic cause skin laxity and collagen loss. She highlights Sofwave as a solution and offers tips for maintaining skin firmness during weight loss.
A clinical trial found that human platelet extract and vitamin C provide similar improvements in reducing age spots and photoaging of the hands, with both being effective alternatives to more invasive treatments.
With millions of women experiencing menopause, the decline in estrogen affects skin and bone health, leading many to seek surgical and non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments to address the aging effects of this life stage.
In an era of escalating cyber threats, safeguarding patient data in plastic surgery practices is paramount, given the potential risks to trust and ethical integrity. Here are seven steps PSPs must take to enhance cybersecurity.
