FDA: Needle-Free Devices Should Not Be Used to Inject Dermal Fillers
These “pens” use high pressure to force substances into the body.
Aesthetic Medicine
Botulinum Toxin May Be Beneficial for Androgenetic Alopecia
Injectable botulinum toxin as a possible adjuvant treatment for patients with androgenetic alopecia was investigated.
Intralesional Vitamin D Injections Can Significantly Reduce Keloid Thickness
The efficacy of intralesional injection of vitamin D in the treatment of keloids, both clinically and ultrasonically, was evaluated.
Single-Use Mineral Face Mask Improves Erythema, Quality of Life After Nonablative Laser Procedure
The efficacy, tolerance, patient satisfaction, and quality of life of patients treated with the M89M mask after laser treatment was assessed.
Patients Perceived as Healthier and More Attractive After Rhinoplasty
Patients may experience an improvement in social interaction after undergoing rhinoplasty surgery.
A Closer Look at the Short Life of Bidding Wars for Plastic Surgeries
The process was a little bit like Uber or Taskrabbit, but for plastic surgery.
Smartphone App Reduces In-Person Visits Following Breast Reconstruction
The number of visits went down, but there was an increase in e-mails to doctors for ambulatory patients undergoing breast reconstruction.
ASPS Releases 2016 Plastic Surgery Statistics
There were 1.8 million cosmetic surgeries and 15.5 million minimally invasive procedures performed in 2015.
Plastic Surgeons Often Miss Body Dysmorphic Disorder Diagnosis
As many as 1 in 10 patients seeking facial plastic surgery may have body dysmorphic disorder.
Few #PlasticSurgery Posts on Social Media from Actual Surgeons
About 6% of posts about plastic surgery are by surgeons and 37% of these are self-promotional.
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