Explore Plastic Surgery

The earlobe is uniquely different from the rest of the ear because it is the only part of the external ear that contains no cartilage. The upper ear framework—the helix, antihelix, concha, tragus, and other structures—is supported by elastic cartilage that gives the ear its shape, stiffness, and recoil. The earlobe (lobule), however, is composed

Reducing the size of the temporal muscle on the side of the head is done for both Both approaches aim to slim the temple/upper face area by reducing the bulk of the temporalis muscle, but they differ a lot in permanence, risk, predictability, and recovery. Feature Temporalis Botox Temporalis Reduction Surgery Invasiveness Non-surgical injections Surgical

Temporalis muscle reduction surgery (sometimes called temporal muscle reduction or temporalis reduction) is a procedure used to reduce fullness at the sides of the head/temple area, usually for cosmetic facial narrowing or contouring. How effective is it? In properly selected patients, it can be quite effective for: Narrowing the convex side of head shape Reducing

Aesthetic hip implants are solid silicone body-contouring implants used to widen or smooth the lateral hip/“hip dip” area. They are a specialized aesthetic surgery option for patients seeking lateral hip width or hip-dip correction when fat grafting is inadequate or unavailable Hip Implant Concepts:: Best use: thin patients or patients without enough fat for hip

As pectoral implants involve an elevstion of the major muscle off of the chest wall the trauma will cause some short term limitations and discomfort. But the placement of pectoral implants does not preclude weight lifting although there will be a recovery process. Most patients can return to heavy lifting and full chest training about