Unfortunately, all parts of human anatomy age pretty much uniformly. Thus, when the face ages, so does the neck. And many women find there’s something especially bothersome about a sagging neck! The Composite Facelift always includes a neck lift —… Continue Reading
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Is your aging face and body impeding your progress both in social settings and the workplace? If the answer is yes, the solution is simple. Why not look on… Continue Reading
“Filler,” widely used in cosmetic surgery today, is a term we associate with minimally invasive procedures. “Liquid facelift,” is a phrase being used in a national marketing campaign referring to the injection of fillers such as Juvederm®, Juvederm Voluma®… Continue Reading
Yes, we all — women and men — want to look and feel great. One of the most important aspects to looking and feeling great is the time factor. It takes time to pay attention to the little things that… Continue Reading
Always baby your skin to keep it looking its best — especially after cosmetic surgery. To promote the soft supple skin that goes along with your newer fresher look, use mild, hypoallergenic products like non-soap cleansers and fragrance-free moisturizers. (This… Continue Reading
Breasts define femininity — shaping the silhouette that women crave and men adore. Breasts are the avenue by which womanhood is perceived. If your breasts are not giving you the ultimate silhouette, the answer may lie in a consultation with… Continue Reading
We are often asked “when can I start exercise after surgery?” We suggest the following guidelines. If at any time you feel pain or discomfort, please discontinue. Facial Surgery – Light walking is beneficial the first week as long as… Continue Reading
A number of the most frequently asked questions we receive have been posted on the website, along with information on Dr. Hamra’s background and experience, his procedures, and other topics such as hospitalization and financing options. If you don’t find… Continue Reading
Have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror and decided that you didn’t like the hollow areas near your temples or the lines from your nose to your mouth (marionette lines) that make you look much older than you… Continue Reading
Do you look like you are always frowning? Those vertical lines above the nose between the eyes are caused by two small muscles called corrugators. Surgically removing them during a browlift procedure (with or without a facelift) eliminates those frown… Continue Reading