How to Quickly Recover After Liposuction

In 2013, liposuction was the most popular surgical cosmetic procedure, up by 16.3 percent from that of 2012. Here at our Worcester cosmetic surgery practice, we offer the most advanced techniques in liposuction, making it easy for our patients to undergo the procedure with the less amount of pain possible while enjoying shorter recovery periods.  […]

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5 Recovery Aids that Every Plastic Surgery Patient Should Have

Healing and recovery from plastic surgery vary from one specific procedure to another. In addition, individual factors such as genetics, nutrition, and lifestyle can also make a difference on one’s recovery period. Here at our Worcester cosmetic surgery practice, we do not just perform the procedure of your choice but we also fully commit to […]

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Deciding Between a Breast Lift, Breast Implants, or a Combination of Both

Women primarily want to improve the appearance of their breasts not just because they want to look good but also because they want to feel good. It may be difficult to freely admit but one’s self-esteem will almost always be affected with how one appears to others. Here at our Worcester cosmetic surgery practice, women […]

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Should You Have a Male Breast Reduction?

Male breast enlargement is rarely talked about but it is actually quite a common condition. In fact, it has been estimated that the condition occurs in 70 percent of men who are 50 years and older and 50 to 60 percent in adolescent boys. Here at our Worcester male cosmetic surgery practice, we understand that […]

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What Makes a Good Tummy Tuck Candidate?

Here at our Worcester plastic surgery practice,  a tummy tuck or abdominoplasty is one of our popular procedures. This body-contouring type of surgery is geared towards removing excess skin and fat in the abdominal area and tightening the abdominal muscles for a firmer and flatter look. However, not everyone may be an ideal candidate for […]

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