I do not think suturing is the full stop of surgery. Our work runs until the swelling has gone, the scar has faded and you have returned fully to daily life. Haven't you wondered about recovery as much as the surgery itself? Today, that is the subject.
Look into booster treatments and it is easy to get lost in a forest of names. Today I will clear the product names away and arrange them by three underlying principles.
Botox and filler are the most common procedures, and for that very reason they are often decided lightly. I believe it is precisely these two where the plan decides the result.
When you start looking into lifting devices, it is easy to begin by choosing a name. But the order has been reversed. A device is not the answer; it is a tool. Which tool suits you is decided by the layer your sagging came from.
Look into lifting and there are a great many names: thread lifting, mini lifting, half lift, facelift. How do they differ, and which one suits me? Today I will arrange these names along a single line.
I began aesthetic surgery with the eyes. For the first few years I looked at nothing else. What I learned then comes to one sentence: there is no single way to change the eyes.
Beside our clinic's name stands the phrase age management, not anti-aging. They look similar, but to me they are quite different.
Most people who hear the clinic's name for the first time ask back: why Butler? Today I would like to tell that story.
A facelift and a mini lift are not different operations, but a difference in how far you take the same kind of surgery. This piece sets out the extent of incision and dissection, how the SMAS is handled, and four things you must check at consultation.
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