The world pandemic has not changed people’s desire to have cosmetic surgery. In fact, many may feel this is an opportune moment to have a surgical procedure as they can work from home during their recovery. There are however special precautions and risks specific to this moment that must be addressed before moving forward.
The South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery has been providing South Florida with cosmetic surgery and treatment for over 15 years with our patients’ safety as our #1 priority. While this situation is unprecedented, our commitment to our patients remains the same. We are taking action to comply with local and federal government, following the recommendations of the CDC and WHO, and rolling out tools to make navigating this time easier for all of our patients, including telehealth and virtual consultations.
Right around this time of year, advertisements for medical tourism start to pop up. Medical tourism is the practice of traveling to an international destination to have medical treatment. Medical tourism is touted as a way for patients to combine a vacation with the treatment of their choice, while paying much less for surgery than what they would at home. Continue reading Why You Should Beware of Medical Tourism
If you cringe at the thought of wearing a bathing suit in public, it is not too late to seek help. The team at the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery offers a wide range of body contouring treatments, including some that require little to no downtime. This means you don’t have to spend the summer sitting inside recovering from surgery in order to achieve your body contouring goals. Act fast and you can be on the beach in no time! Continue reading Summer Makeover
According to recent data from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, a lip enhancement procedure is performed every 20 minutes. It is the second fastest-growing facial procedure of the past 15 years (dermabrasion procedures are the first). If you’re wondering why the treatment is growing in popularity at such a staggering rate, the team at the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery has the answers. Continue reading Why Lip Enhancement Is Becoming So Popular
At South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery, our most satisfied breast reduction patients are those that research their procedure ahead of time and have a clear idea of what to expect. We are always conscientious about giving women who are planning for surgery the information they need to feel prepared. Our team decided to dedicate a blog post to some of the important information that should not go overlooked. ¬†¬† Continue reading What Breast Reduction Patients Should Know – But Don’t
Despite what the cosmetic and skincare industries may claim, no cream or lotion can diminish the appearance of cellulite. That is a job for Cellulaze, an FDA-approved laser-based system that smooths and firms dimpled or puckered-looking skin.
Here, the team at South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery explains what you need to know about Cellulaze. Continue reading What You Need to Know about Cellulaze
The preparation period for facelift surgery is an exciting time! You have probably been dreaming of the experience for months (or even years) and are anxious to enjoy your results. At South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery, we find that the more prepared the patient, the better their experience. Here, we share our top tips for how to prepare for facelift surgery. Continue reading How to Prepare for Facelift Surgery
If you are considering investing your time and money into facelift surgery, you are probably curious about how long the results will last, and whether there is anything you can do to prolong the effects of surgery. Great news — there are a few things you can do to enjoy your facelift results for many years to come! In this blog post, the team at the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery shares our best tips. Continue reading Is There Anything I Can Do To Prolong My Facelift Results?
Scarring is a widespread concern among plastic surgery patients. The general rule of thumb is that the quicker and easier a surgical wound heals, the less noticeable scarring will be. A clean and protected surgical wound will likely heal on its own with little scarring. However, there are a few factors that can negatively affect the wound healing process and ensuing scarring. Here, the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery team explains these factors and offers some tips to work around these threats. Continue reading Factors that Can Affect Scarring after Surgery
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