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Treating Skin Texture Changes with Skin Care Products

Posted on February 11, 2013 by Fadi Nukta

Skin texture changes are just one of the factors in facial aging that will make us look older. Each individual’s skin texture changes are dependent on a number of factors, some genetic and some lifestyle-oriented. For example, people who spend more time in the sun, who smoke, and who sleep on their stomachs are all more likely to develop tougher, more wrinkled skin as they age.

Other aspects of skin texture changes include acne scarring, dry skin, a dull complexion, hyper-pigmentation, and age spots. These factors combine with volume loss in the face and skin droopiness to make us look older than we feel.

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Last Minute Gift Ideas

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Fadi Nukta

Time is running out- Christmas is almost here! Are there still loved ones on your list for whom you haven’t been able to find a great gift? Here are a two last-minute gift ideas for people in the Northern Virginia and Maryland areas, available from our plastic surgery practice: Continue reading →

Preparing for Plastic Surgery

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Fadi Nukta

Plastic surgery is like any other surgery in that it takes preparation and recovery time (of course, that varies from procedure to procedure). There are a few things that are common to all surgeries, and all plastic surgeries. These are preparatory steps that a patient can take to prepare for plastic surgery. These steps may give you a more desirable outcome, lessen your recovery time, and reduce the risk of complications.

Quit Smoking

Smoking increases your risk of developing infections, pneumonia, and death of tissues after surgery. The chemicals in cigarettes and cigars closes the blood vessels, which prevents the body from brining oxygen and nutrient-rich blood to the surgical site. Closed blood vessels also prevents the blood stream from carrying away waste from the surgical site. All of this can lead to infection and slower recovery.

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Plastic Surgery Statistics

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Fadi Nukta

Some patients or potential patients find comfort and confidence in plastic surgery statistics. Knowing that there are others out there getting the same procedures around the country can reassure a patient that the medical community is no stranger to their needs and desired appearance. Here are a few plastic surgery statistics from 2011 that will shed some light on the state of plastic surgery today:

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Details About Breast Reduction

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Fadi Nukta

Women overly large breasts can experience a number of physical and emotional issues, including back pain, shoulder pain, decreased self-esteem and a poor self-image. Exercising may also be difficult.

Large breasts may also cause skin irritation beneath the breast crease, or on the shoulders due to straps from the bra. Potential patients may experience stretched skin, downward-pointing nipples, or enlarged areolas. A breast reduction is one method of combatting those issues.

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Facelift Results

Posted on May 31, 2012 by Fadi Nukta

There are several factors to consider when deciding whether or not to get a facelift, including the types of procedures, recovery time, and risks involved, which we discussed earlier in the week

But what about facelift results? How much younger will you look after getting a facelift? How long do the results last? Is a facelift anything like Botox injections, where you’ll need to repeat the procedure sometime down the road? After all, a facelift is real surgery, and who wants to sign up for multiple surgeries?

These are all valid questions that potential facelift candidates may have. Let’s begin with the last questions: do you need to repeat a facelift down the road in order to maintain the results? The answer is no.

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Facelift Risks and Recovery

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Fadi Nukta

Earlier in the week, we talked about how a facelift can reverse the signs of aging, and we discussed which form of the procedure might be best for reducing wrinkles and sagging skin.

Now we’re going to discuss facelift recoveryand possible risks. Having all the information can help you make a more informed decision about if and when to schedule your facelift procedure.

Facelift Recovery

The time it takes to recover from a facelift will vary from patient to patient, and will also depend on the type of facelift you undergo. Generally, most patients will be recovered enough to return to normal activity after one to three weeks, and results will be final within one to four months.

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5 Tips for choosing the best plastic surgeon for you

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Fadi Nukta

If you’re looking for the best of the best when it comes to cosmetic surgeons in Virginia, it definitely pays to do your research. For so many people, researching their options in plastic surgery is a serious matter, especially when you hear horror stories of people getting plastic surgery from an unlicensed doctor in their home or garage.

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