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Feeling self-conscious about your double-chin? Tried diet and exercise and still see your double-chin? A double-chin or submental fat affects both men and women and could be the result of aging, diet, and genetics. A double-chin is caused by an extra layer of fat that develops under the chin. In 2015, the FDA approved a …
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Moles are a type of skin growth. They are usually brown or black and can form in groups or alone. By adulthood, it is common to have 10-40 moles. Some moles can fade over time and some will change in color and shape and become bothersome or a cause of embarrassment. Mole removal is a …
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It’s no secret that collagen production slows significantly and begins to break down with age. As a result, individuals notice a loss of skin elasticity, along with fine lines and wrinkles. Yet, not everyone is ready or willing to go under the knife. Fortunately, the Thermage system has the ability to smooth, tighten and contour …
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As a specialized technique designed to minimize the amount of skin tissue removed, Mohs micrographic surgery is highly effective at removing common skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. The technique is especially appreciated when skin cancers are excised from the face, because it considers the aesthetic effects of having surgery on the face. …
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Whether due to hereditary, hormonal issues or other causes, thinning hair or substantial hair loss can have a significant impact on one’s self-esteem. Though doctors have performed hair transplants since the 1950’s, results have come a long way since the unnatural doll-like hair that patients saw in the 70’s and 80’s, as explained by the …
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With a growing emphasis on non-invasive facial rejuvenation, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) combines light and heat in varying wavelengths to restore and treat damaged skin. From sun-induced changes to pigmentation, rosacea, age spots and broken blood vessels, Johns Hopkins Medicine explains that IPL treatment is tailored to an individual patient’s skin. To better understand how …
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When it comes to communicating feelings and emotions, the eyes and forehead play a prominent role, as explained by the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery. Yet, for some individuals, aging and stress have resulted in a tired and lifeless appearance. Thus, to obtain a rested and refreshed look, many seek the latest advancements in brow …
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Have you experienced minor surgery, an injury or even acne that has resulted in the formation of a raised scar on your skin? Perhaps you’ve noticed that the scar is remarkably larger than the original wound and appears as if it has spilled across the skin. This type of scarring is called a keloid scar, …
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Often referred to as a “nose job,” rhinoplasty changes the shape of the nose and improves its function. Thus, it is a form of plastic surgery initiated for both cosmetic and medical reasons. Even so, while it remains a commonly requested procedure, it is one of the most challenging surgeries performed. Interestingly, Plastic and Reconstructive …
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Maurice M. Khosh, MD, FACS