Nipple and Areola Aesthetics: The Centerpiece of Beautiful Breasts
Breast aesthetics isn’t just about breast size. Nipples and areolae form a huge part of how the breasts look. Although not everyone will see them, women may still feel…
3 Common Misconceptions About Breast Reconstruction That Should Be Cleared Up
Breast mastectomy after cancer treatment leaves women with a harrowing reminder of the pain of cancer treatment. While many women see the resulting battle scars as proofs of their…
BCBS North Carolina Now Covers Gender-Affirming Surgeries
Finally, a win for the LGBTQIA+ community in North Carolina! Blue Cross and Blue Shield (BCBS) of North Carolina, the state’s largest health insurance company, has decided to cover…
Would You Be Willing to Be Operated on by a BARBER?
It’s no surprise that the history of medicine had a rocky and somewhat gruesome journey before reaching its current, modern state. These days, the thought of barbers doing facial…
Did You Know that World War I and II Helped Advance Plastic Surgery?
Finding something good from a war that cost millions of lives is like finding a needle in a haystack. But if not for World War I, plastic surgery as…
Did You Know that You Can Get Your Breast Reduction Covered by Insurance?
Insurance coverage is a tricky matter in plastic surgery. But if there is one cosmetic procedure that has the highest chance of getting approved for insurance coverage, it’s breast…
Yes, It’s Safe to Inject Toxins in Your Face!
You might have heard of Botox injections and how they help combat wrinkles and fine lines on your face. But did you know that its main ingredient is a…
Did You Know that People Got Nose Jobs as Early as 600 B.C.?
Historical evidence of the oldest rhinoplasty dates back to 600 B.C., as written in Sanskrit texts. Sushruta, one of the earliest surgeons in recorded history, was the first person…
Get to Know The Father of Plastic Surgery
Plastic surgery may have only gained popularity in recent times, but the pioneers have long paved the way for what it is now. In fact, the person considered as…