There’s a lot to think about when you’re booking your plastic surgery appointment. From finances to work schedules, to large events and seasonal holidays, there are plenty of factors to consider. We often get questions about when’s the best time
In June of 2018, Dr. Bajaj purchased the MiraDry system to add to her practice. As a new service, some staff members and Dr. Bajaj herself tried out MiraDry to help better discuss how it works and how it may
Whether you expect it or not, it is normal to feel as if your emotions are out of control as you begin the surgical process. After the initial decision is made to have surgery, you may continue to experience many
As I return home from the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic meeting, I’m reflecting on something that I heard at the meeting — “The surgeon is key.” This statement was actually made in reference to Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (ALCL)
On March 25 and 26, 2019, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted a Public Advisory Committee meeting to discuss the risks and benefits of breast implants used for breast augmentation and reconstruction. Breast implants have been studied extensively
Are you wanting to feel more confident, but just can’t lose those extra 10 pounds? Are you seeking out cosmetic surgery? Then you may want to know how much these procedures are going to cost you. Although that’s smart, there
Love is in the air and what better way to show that special someone how much you care for them than by helping them get the cosmetic procedure or treatment that’s been on their wish list? The new year brings
With any surgery, you will experience some discomfort or pain. You have also likely read and heard a great deal about our current crisis with opioid (narcotic) use and the recent law passed in the state of Oklahoma that limits the number
New Year Resolutions As we begin the New Year, many of us will make New Year’s resolutions – lose 10 pounds, eat better, save more money, etc. Some, we will stick with, and others we won’t. We make these promises to
At the end of the surgery, it isn’t uncommon for one of the nurses or the anesthesiologist to comment “she looks good”, “she’ll be so happy,” or “you did a great job.” The immediate impulse is self-congratulatory, or in today’s
