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MIAMI BEACH, Fla., May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Aesthetic Society announced the election of William P. Adams Jr. MD, a plastic surgeon practicing in Dallas, TX as the new President of the 2,600-member organization dedicated to aesthetic plastic surgery. Dr. Adams and his leadership team will focus on evidenced based aesthetic education and advancing the robust curriculum The Aesthetic Society provides for plastic surgeons. It is an exceptional honor to assume the role of President of The Aesthetic Society. Our members go above and beyond the standards of plastic surgery advancing the specialty while transforming lives, said William P. Adams Jr. MD, President of The Aesthetic Society. I look forward to working with my team this year to amplify our educational offerings and support the elite group of plastic surgeons The Aesthetic Society is known for.
Dallas Plastic Surgeon, William P Adams Jr MD, Named New President Of The Aesthetic Society
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How to find a qualified cosmetic surgeon you can trust, according to doctors INSIDER 4/30/2021
Finding a trusted plastic surgeon can be challenging.
You should make sure your surgeon is board-certified and has solid reviews before booking a consultation.
If your surgeon tries to push additional procedures you didn t ask for, that s a red flag, experts say.
Poorly executed cosmetic procedures -like this botched Botox jab that left a TikTok user with one of her eyes drooping - can injure patients or leave them permanently scarred.
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the requests for cosmetic procedures like Botox injections, fillers, and nose reshaping is on the rise. As patient demand increases, plastic surgeons should be properly vetted to help patients avoid harm or even death.
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A lot of non-essential medical procedures were put on hold due to COVID last year, and that includes cosmetic procedures. But that doesn’t mean there weren’t some folks who went under the knife for vanity reasons.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons has come out with their annual list of the most popular plastic surgery procedures, both surgical and minimally invasive.
The report notes that the number of procedures did decline in 2020 due to COVID, with plastic surgeons not performing elective procedures for an average of 8-point-1 weeks, or 15% of the year.
A survey finds that 11% of women are more interested in procedures now than they were before the pandemic.
Injectable dermal fillers provide variable lifting effects in addition to volumizing
Injectable dermal fillers provide a minimally invasive approach to reduce facial lines and wrinkles while restoring volume and fullness in the face. More than 2.7 million dermal filler procedures were performed in 2019, according to the most recent statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
Even as the popularity of dermal fillers continues to skyrocket, plastic surgeons are still working out how to maximize their benefits for patients seeking nonsurgical facial rejuvenation. Most studies have used subjective rating systems, with little objective evidence on the outcomes achieved.
One recent study suggested that in addition to their volumizing effects, dermal fillers may also have variable lifting effects. Sebastian Cotofana, MD, PhD, of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., and colleagues designed a study to measure the true lifting effect of soft tissue fillers in diff
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