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In this economy, it's wise for even prestigious institutions to at least consider the price point

In the best case scenarios, some practices are just reporting flat business cycles. Far more common today are instances where practices note that patients are less likely to book surgery due to less discretionary spending.

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Cosmetic surgeons' failure to adhere to preoperative screening guidelines may result in serious complications, sequelae

Experts agree that regardless of age, patients should be thoroughly screened prior to undergoing cosmetic surgery procedures in order to ensure the highest standard of care.

Innovations in scar prevention, management continue to expand

While scarless surgery remains a dream for dermatologic and cosmetic surgeons, the next best thing — minimal scarring — is becoming more of a reality than ever.

Novel light technology great for skin rejuvenation and more

LED photomodulation can be used in the treatment of wrinkles and other cosmetic issues that occur as a result of skin aging. More significant medical issues may also be addressed with this technology in the near future.

New, noninvasive way to treat frown lines makes its way into cosmetic surgery

The use of radiofrequency to de-innervate brow depressors offers a nonsurgical, nontoxic option for patients who refuse surgery and are skeptical of botulinum toxin therapy, but still want to rid themselves of undesirable frown lines.

Know anatomy of upper third of the face before performing surgery

Before performing a procedure such as a blepharoplasty or a brow lift, a surgeon must be familiar with the anatomy of the upper third of the face.