Like many drugs developed in recent years, Latisse made its way to the market inadvertently. The hot new eyelash enhancer was born out of a group of popular medications called topical prostaglandins, drugs frequently used to decrease intra-ocular pressure in
To increase her agility and possibly improve her tennis game, Simona Halep has announced plans to undergo breast reduction surgery next fall. According to news sources in the UK, Ms. Halep complained that her large (34 DD) breasts have slowed
Researchers associated with the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) recently gathered information on 687 patients who had received Botox and/or dermal filler treatment. While a summary of the full results can be found in this document; some of
According to the New York Times, surgical practices in Prague are offering free enhancements to nurses as an employment incentive. One nurse chose to undergo breast augmentation and liposuction, free of charge. The piece raises some interesting ethical questions:
At Plastic Surgery Experts, we see surgery consultations as an opportunity to educate and comfort our patients. This can be partly achieved through email correspondence. Prior to a consultation in person, you may contact us with questions and concerns. The
Last week, the Food & Drug Administration granted clearance to Medicis Pharmaceutical for their new wrinkle reducer, Dysport. Plastic surgeons and dermatologists may have the drug available for cosmetic use in just 30 – 60 days. Dysport will compete with
Botox injection can work to smooth out facial wrinkles; that’s been firmly established. But that isn’t the extent of its current useage. If you do a little research, you’ll discover that physicians use Botox for many other interesting purposes. As
Here is a clip from The Doctors, which features dermatologist Jessica Wu showcasing the new eyelash enhancement drug, Latisse. Dr. Wu explains that Latisse can give you “crazy long spidery lashes” in just 4 months. You apply Latisse to the
Based on recent events, it seems the common perception of male breasts has changed; what was once a relatively obscure condition is now approaching the level of pop culture phenomenon. Finlo Rohrer of BBC news speculates that media – especially
Celebrities like Mandy Moore, Brooke Shields and Marisa Tomei attended a Hollywood charity event last March to help launch the Latisse Wishes campaign, a campaign to support the Make-A-Wish foundation and generate interest in the new eyelash enhancement drug. The
