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In the NewsThe PIP Affair and Trust in Health Care Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of The PIP Affair and Trust in Health Care. Check out this new post! A New Paradigm for Breast Cancer Treatment and Reconstruction Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of A New Paradigm for Breast Cancer Treatment and Reconstruction. Check out this new post! Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Treatments:Are Quick Fixes the Way to Go? Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Treatments:Are Quick Fixes the Way to Go? Check it out! How Much Sleep Do Doctors Really Need? Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of How Much Sleep Do Doctors Really Need? Check it out! Cycling Injuries: A New Epidemic? Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of Cycling Injuries: A New Epidemic? Check it out! Plastic Surgery Tourism: Buyer Be Aware Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of Plastic Surgery Tourism: Buyer Be Aware. Read this post now! Bristol Palin's Jawline Surgery: Reconstructive or Cosmetic? Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of Bristol Palin's Jawline Surgery: Reconstructive or Cosmetic? Read this post now! The Most Effective Way to Lose Weight Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of the The Most Effective Way to Lose Weight. Check out this post! The Brow Paradox Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of the The Brow Paradox - do brows descend over time? Check out this post! Breast Implants and Lymphoma: Where's the Connection? Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of the connection between Breast Implants and Lymphoma. Check out this interesting read! Face Transplants:Getting Closer to a Standard of Care Dr. Yaremchuk has written a new blog post for The Huffington Post on the topic of Face Transplants. Aging facial bones could cause wrinkles, crow's feet A recent study released in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery featured research by a team of surgeons including Dr. Yaremchuk, pointing to skeletal aging as a significant cause for facial wrinkles and sagging skin. CNN's medical blog,The Chart, highlighted this study and surgical implant solutions as rejuvenation options. One of Boston's Finest "Dr. Yaremchuk is Clinical Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Chief of Craniofacial Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. His expertise in male cosmetic surgery includes developing several models of chin implants that are used worldwide in aesthetic and reconstructive procedures. Dr. Yaremchuk custom carves all of the facial implants he uses in surgery, and has personally designed many of them." Perfect
Gezicht Dr. Yaremchuk was recently featured discussing facial implant surgery in the Dutch magazine, "Beauty Plus". Demand for Cosmetic Surgery Remains High "I saw my dad, who is 35 years older than me, and he has this huge jiggly thing hanging down and I didn't want that happening to me, so I pre-empted that," he says. (He asked to remain anonymous because of the stigma surrounding plastic surgery). "I've been self-conscious about my fat face all my life. My double chin just added to my baby face because it rounded out at the bottom. But now I have a jaw. I feel normal." As Our Skin Sags With Age, So Do Our Bones To figure out why so many people with face-lifts look "windswept" instead of youthful, Langstein and a colleague, medical resident Dr. Robert Shaw, collected three-dimensional CT scans of the skulls of about 60 adults. The idea was to look deep beneath the sagging skin and soft tissue, and focus instead on the underlying bone. When they grouped the scans according to age — young, middle age, and 65 and older— and took careful measurements of the various dimensions of the face, a pattern emerged: It's not just skin that droops with age, they discovered. Facial bones shift and wither with time, too... Bad cosmetic surgery.... gone good! We've all shrieked with horror while standing in line at the market or during an awards show: "What did she DO to her face?" Or breasts. Or butt, for that matter. In fact, it seems that there's as much bad cosmetic work on display as good- which surely makes us all think twice before going under the knife. The best plan, of course, is to take all precautions in finding an excellent surgeon the first time out. Pay careful attention to his/her approach- is it conservative, over-the-top, or somewhere in between? And while the surgeon will certainly show you his/her very best work, pictures don't lie: skillfully amended noses trump scary scoops every time... Turning back time with surgery One lift, tuck or suction at a time, cosmetic surgery has been improving appearances and boosting self-esteem for decades. Once seemingly reserved for the rich and famous, retaining youth is now a widespread trend. And it's not just boob jobs and facelifts any more. More men than ever are having cosmetic surgery, and the dim economy is creating buzz about less-invasive, more cost-effective options. Here, three East Coast plastic surgeons discuss these emerging trends and answer important questions those contemplating going under the knife may be asking. And one desperate twenty-something from the West Coast explains why a tummy tuck is more important to him than being tucked into a warm bed..
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