As a plastic surgeon, one of my favorite things about eye rejuvenation surgery is how transformative yet subtle it can be. It’s amazing how a small change around the eyes can help you look more rested and vibrant—and feel like the best version of yourself.

As a plastic surgeon, I approach breast surgery with a focus on preservation. When performing a breast augmentation, I work to preserve as many of the muscular attachments as possible, helping maintain the position of the implants over time.

Simply put, it is a combination of procedures that addresses aesthetic concerns from childbearing, or even concerns unrelated to pregnancy. It’s a highly customizable approach to help women feel more confident in their bodies with a combination of surgical options.

For some individuals, the labia can cause functional challenges that go beyond appearance. When the inner or outer labia protrude, they can lead to discomfort or pain in everyday situations. If you’re experiencing some of these challenges, labiaplasty might be a helpful option to explore.

Okay—how do we make sense of skincare in a world with 1 gazillion products and middle schoolers who have a 14-step routine?? In today’s world, finding the best skincare routine can feel overwhelming, especially with so many options to choose from for face sunscreen, SPF moisturizers, and retinol products for anti-aging. Let’s get back to the basics and focus on what truly matters for your skin.

This new breast implant, Motiva by Establishment Labs, has been in use in Europe, South America, and many other countries for several years. The recent FDA approval of Motiva implants has introduced a highly advanced option to the U.S. market, quickly positioning itself as one of the best breast implants available today.

Neurotoxins, or neuromodulators, are a class of drugs that help to treat facial wrinkles by relaxing or paralyzing the muscles that cause those wrinkles. At Meridian Plastic Surgery, we carry three different types or brands of neurotoxins: Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau. They all have similar mechanisms, but slight differences as shown below.

A great question that many patients have is “what do you do during surgery, and what can I do after surgery, to minimize scarring?” Any time an incision is made in surgery, it will result in a scar. However, with certain techniques in surgery as well as scare care after surgery, scarring can be minimized.