Each day, you want to feel your best and be your best, mentally and physically. And let’s be honest: Feeling confident often traces back to how you look, whether you’re wearing a cocktail dress or a comfy tee.
Maybe you have a few areas you want to improve, like bra rolls. Don’t let them hold you back from holding your head high. After all, there are surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic treatments available to improve or even get rid of them.
Feeling a little frustrated about your thinning hair? You’re not alone. With so many treatments and products on the market today, as well as permanent hair restoration solutions like our NeoGraft “MaxGraft” procedure, deciding which option is the right choice for you can be a challenge.
First, let’s break down what causes thinning hair in the first place to better understand why some treatments are more effective than others.
Wrinkles at 20? Say it ain’t so! Younger generations are getting Botox and other treatments like Dysport and Xeomin in their 20s and 30s to slow down and even prevent signs of aging.
The popular trend is really more preventive, and it even has a name: “prejuvenation.” The goal? To stall the clock and maintain a youthful appearance for as long as possible.
Botox is made from a purified protein to relax your facial muscles and diminish wrinkles from movements like frowning and squinting. Learn all about Botox prejuvenation—or so-called “baby Botox”—and whether it’s the right choice for you.
What we all know as cellulite is technically called gynoid lipodystrophy, or orange-peel syndrome—unappealing terms for unappealing fat deposits. Despite the fact that anyone can experience cellulite, many women blame themselves. They see the dimpled appearance of cellulite on their thighs, hips, and buttocks as the symbol of failing to work out and “eat right.”
Although it won’t improve on its own, or even with the most stringent diet and exercise programs, there are other solutions for cellulite. Let’s talk about how you can take charge of your appearance and self-confidence with a safe and effective procedure to treat cellulite, and help you achieve that smooth appearance you’re looking for. (For real!)
Cosmetic surgery has the power to transform and rejuvenate your appearance from head to toe. (Still you, but better!) However, certain factors can impact the longevity of your plastic surgery results. In fact, one of the concerns we hear most often at our central Florida practice is “How long will my plastic surgery results last?”
In this article, learn what those factors are, how to address them, and what to do if your plastic surgery results begin to wane over time.
Navel or “belly button” piercings have become a popular adornment, with around 19 percent of U.S. adults sporting one in recent years. Hit any of the beautiful beaches here in the Sunshine State, and you’ll spot countless belly button piercings shown off by bikini-clad ladies soaking up the sun—and even the occasional guy in swim trunks!
Of course, much like tattoos, fashion trends, and hair styles, sometimes we outgrow piercings we once loved. Others may pursue a belly button hole repair procedure after rejecting a new piercing due to an allergic reaction or infection, or experiencing an injury that alters the cosmetic appearance at the piercing site.
Even if you return to your pre-baby weight after a pregnancy, you may still notice a difference in your belly’s appearance. If you’re ready to get rid of that belly bulge and feel more like yourself, there are some great cosmetic procedures to consider.
Baby got back—or nah? These days, full, round backsides are all the rage. More and more, people come to us looking to enhance their fanny for a more voluptuous figure that makes them feel comfortable and sexy in their own skin.
If that sounds like you, here’s what you need to know about fixing a flat butt.
Do you dream of showing off tight, toned arms in sleeveless tops and swimsuits? Skin laxity—or the appearance of loose, sagging skin—happens naturally over time and impacts both men and women alike. This occurs for various reasons, from natural aging and weight fluctuations to the force of gravity.
Lack of tone and definition on our arms can be frustrating and even uncomfortable for many people. In fact, chafing can make exercise painful and difficult for even the most dedicated, active individuals. Luckily, you can kiss saggy arm skin goodbye with the right procedure to restore your youthful, defined contour.
Learn which surgical and nonsurgical procedures can help you reduce your saggy arm skin and give you toned, attractive arms you’ll want to show off whenever you can.
Meet Ruth Gary, a 62-year-old wife, mother, and retired teacher from Brevard County, Florida. After years of putting everyone else in her family first, Ruth made the decision to move forward with cosmetic surgery at Clevens Face and Body Specialists, where she pursued body sculpting and facial contouring treatments that have been completely transformative. This is her story.
