by rexmb | Mar 27, 2015 | Uncategorized
For soon-to-be parents who are concerned their unborn child might need a procedure like an otoplasty, there is news that might be encouraging for you. According to the Cornell Chronicle, doctors have developed a nonsurgical way to fix ear deformities for infants. The...
by rexmb | Mar 27, 2015 | Uncategorized
Whether it’s Serena Williams, Cameron Diaz, or even the First Lady Michelle Obama, it’s clear that the nation is putting more of a focus on healthy arms. According to Eugene, Oregon’s KVAL, surgeons have data to back up the notion that arms are the “in thing” right...
by rexmb | Mar 21, 2015 | Uncategorized
While some surgeons close wounds, some cases require more – specifically reconstructive surgery. Wound surgery can be crucial in saving limbs and lives. For example, consider the case of Larry Mayfield in Illinois. River Bender looks at this in a recent...
by rexmb | Mar 21, 2015 | Uncategorized
To some, Botox might seem like a daring move. Take Christene Barberich for example. In a piece for Yahoo Beauty titled “Why I’ll Never Look Back After Trying Botox,” she writes, “About a year ago, shortly after I turned 45, I started (finally) thinking about getting...
by rexmb | Mar 15, 2015 | Uncategorized
People across the country are discovering the benefits of a procedure called fat grafting. Salvatore Pacella, MD of UT San Diego addresses this in a recent article titled “From cosmetic to reconstruction fat transfer has benefits.” In terms of reconstruction,...
by rexmb | Mar 5, 2015 | Uncategorized
For many, a house fire is right up there with some of our worst nightmares. Consider this story from CBS 6 titled “Survivor jumps to safety from second-floor of burning Chesterfield apartment.” The first paragraph of the article reads, “Five people were taken to the...
