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    Archive for February, 2010

    Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgery Fees

    Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

    Three Wise and Practical Reasons For Cosmetic SurgeonsTo Reduce Fees in a Tough Economy
    A very savvy business friend of mine said to me several months ago: “I don’t know of anybody who has not been adversely affected by the very difficult economic times now facing the United States.”
    Certainly, when the economy is tight, people have [...]

    Making Revision Rhinoplasty Too Complicated

    Friday, February 19th, 2010

    Are We Making Revision Rhinoplasty Too Complicated?
    Today a patient came to see me in consultation. He was a young adult who had a history of sustaining a broken nose and having delayed in having it repaired. Finally, unhappy with the appearance and the breathing, he had reconstructive surgery done by a plastic surgeon who was [...]

    Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgery Consultation

    Thursday, February 11th, 2010

    Why I Like an Interactive Consultation
    I enjoy a consultation where there is a lot of give and take between myself and the patient.  I like the patient to have prepared for the consultation, ideally by having visited our website and other high-quality, educational websites.  If the patient has really done their homework well, they will [...]

    Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgery Follow-Up

    Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

    The Pleasures of Follow Up With a Happy Patient!
    I refer you to page 108 in my book, SECRETS OF A BEVERLY HILLS COSMETIC SURGEON, The Expert’s Guide to Safe, Successful Surgery.  On that page in the section on correction of protruding ears, known medically as Otoplasty, is a photo Matthew Crosby before surgery and then [...]

    Demystifying Cosmetic Surgery

    Friday, February 5th, 2010

    Demystifying Cosmetic Surgery
    I am glad that the internet has become such an important educational tool for all of us.  In the world of cosmetic plastic surgery, it has allowed prospective patients to do a “quick study” of the subject.  Today, patients come to the office with much more knowledge than they did previously, and I [...]