November 18, 2010 @ 02:52 PM — by Dr. Sutton Graham
Medicis corporation the parent of Restylane & Perlane is making a special rebate offer between now & December 31st (New Year's Eve).See myself or Janice for one syringe of Perlane and receive $75 dollar rebate from Medicis. If you benefit from 2 syringe, then the rebate is $150.There are also rebates on Restylane. Schedule an appointment by calling 864-676-1707 or e-mail us at info@expertplasticsurgeon.com
June 07, 2008 @ 03:37 PM — by Dr. Sutton Graham
Friends tell me that the national news ran an amusing item. It seems someone has decided that sucking from the spout of sports water bottles on a regular basis may cause wrinkles in the skin around the lips. Hydration is good for the skin, so don't stop drinking plenty of water.Smoking was a problem in two ways. It seemed to accelerate skin aging chemically and smokers pursed their lips while sucking in the smoke.If excessive lines develop, we offer a variety of solutions:Obagi skin careFillers such as Restylane or JuvadermSkin Tightening, minimally invasiveLaser Peels
January 26, 2008 @ 09:45 PM — by Dr. Sutton Graham
It sounds appealing to be able to enlarge a small or disproportionate breast with a patient's own excess fat. Remove it from tummy or thighs and add it to the breast. The surgical term is "autologous fat graft or transfer." The technology exists to provide this procedure. It is very commonly used for contour enhancements in the face, especially the lips. It can correct facial & body contour deformities from various causes. In those areas it is safe, effective, and often partially permanent. Some unique concerns have been raised about fat graft to the breast. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons has discouraged its use until studies demonstrate its safety. At the present time, I would suggest avoiding cosmetic breast fat graft unless you are enrolled in a university research study.