by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 18th, 2008
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This 23-year-old Dallas man had noticed excessive breast development (gynecomastia) since puberty. He did not like to remove his shirt for sports or social situations and wanted a less protruding chest.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 16th, 2008
More facelift results for the same Dallas, Texas woman. In this view, note how the cheeks are high and firm but not stretched or tight. Also, the integrated midface lift subtly lifts the corners of the mouth giving her a more serene expression.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 16th, 2008
In a recent blog post, we talked about how new facelift techniques create a natural, non-stretched look that makes you look both younger and prettier. I showed some results using this technique. Here are some new ones:
This 48-year-old, Dallas woman complained that in recent years her cheeks had sagged making her look tired. She also didn’t like the jowls that had formed along her jawline or the loose skin on her neck.
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by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 12th, 2008
Have you ever seen a liposuction? Between all the plastic surgery TV shows and YouTube, I’ll bet the answer is, “Yes.” I’m also willing to bet you didn’t think that liposuction procedure looked very pretty.
You really need to wipe that image from your brain because Vaser lipo procedures look nothing like that.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 10th, 2008
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According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, facelifts made a big comeback in 2007. After falling in popularity for several years, facelift surgeries were up 14% nationwide last year. We’re definitely seeing this trend in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. There are 3 reasons this is happening:
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on March 16th, 2008
Your plastic surgeon lays out a bunch of breast implants on the table in front of you. He asks you which size you like. You point to your favorite. That’s the implant he uses. Do you get the result you were hoping for? Not very likely.
I am stunned and amazed that anyone actually does this. Yet I see it on plastic surgery TV shows. And I’ve heard of it being done here in Dallas. It does not work.
You cannot choose a breast implant by looking at it.
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