Aesthetic Surgery Journal January 2015 Article Highlight Dr. Ron Gruber discusses his 12-year study on using mattress sutures to control the convexities and concavities of the nasal tip. Dr. Gruber serves as a Section Editor for the Aesthetic Surgery... By: ASJOnline … Continue reading →

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Now that taking a selfie is part of our social media exchanges, a new report says its causing a rise in plastic surgery procedures. According to a Reuters report, which cites a survey from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS), individuals who went under the knife did so to feel more comfortable taking a photo on their smartphone. According to the AAFPRS report, released in March, those surveyed noted that one of the "rising trends in practices" for 2014 is that patients are "seeking cosmetic procedures to look better in selfies, Instagram and other social media sites." Reuters spoke with a Manhattan plastic surgeon who said, "There has been a 25 percent increase over the past year and a half to two years. That is very significant. They come in with their iPhones and show me pictures." He added, "Selfies are just getting to be so crazy... I refuse a significant proportion of patients with selfies because I believe it is not a real image of what they actually look like in person." FastCompany.com, however, says Reuters report blaming selfies for the increased plastic surgery demand isnt entirely accurate. The AAFPRS survey also found other causes, … Continue reading →