Dermal fillers replace lost volume in your skin, which occurs naturally as you age. Collagen also breaks down, and certain types of dermal fillers do a great job replacing this important building block of youthful, smooth skin. Below, we answer some of the most common questions received by experienced plastic surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto. How […]
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Skincare is important for many reasons, including: Your skin is a protective barrier, and it needs nourishment just like the rest of your body Nourished, healthy skin keeps infectious materials outside of your body The right products and routine promote fresh, rested, vibrant skin Proper skincare removes dirt, grime and buildup that leads to acne
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Liposuction is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in America. Patients love the amazing results they can achieve from this body contouring surgery. And since the excess fat removed during liposuction can’t return, many men and women enjoy their slimmer, smoother figures for years to come. However, just because treated fat can’t return after
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Gynecomastia, which is the medical term for males developing female-like breasts, is more common than people think. Up to 70% of adolescent males may develop the condition, and up to 65% of men aged 50 and older. Gynecomastia is usually harmless from a medical standpoint. However, it can cause embarrassment and self-esteem issues in men
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If you just underwent a tummy tuck, it’s natural that you’d want to flaunt your new body as soon as possible. Whether you just went through pregnancy and childbirth, or you’re putting the finishing touches on your weight-loss journey, a tummy tuck can be an amazing physical transformation that restores your self-confidence and body image.
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Overly large breasts can be physically painful, inconvenient, and embarrassing. Many women who would like smaller breasts opt for breast reduction surgery to vastly improve their quality of life, and the procedure is exploding in popularity. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery estimates the number of procedures has increased by 157 percent since 1997.
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While petite women can certainly be good candidates for breast augmentation, it’s important they carefully consider their breast implant options. A smaller frame means that your implant size, profile and shape can all affect your ability to achieve natural, proportionate results. Regardless of their stature, all of Dr. Kleto’s patients have slightly different body compositions.
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Tubular or tuberous breasts are a congenital abnormality caused by a narrow breast base that constricts breast tissue development during puberty. Instead of growing into a round, natural breast shape, tubular breasts grow in a more elongated, oval shape. Breast augmentation is a permanent solution to tubular breasts that reshapes and resizes your chest for
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If you have loose, sagging skin in your abdominal area, a tummy tuck can help you get a tighter, more toned midsection. There are three main approaches to the tummy tuck procedure: full, extended and mini. Learn about these different tummy tuck procedures and which one would be best for your body and treatment goals.
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The holiday season is here, and the next few weeks will be filled with parties, family gatherings, and New Years celebrations. Fortunately, it’s not too late to look your best for these events. Dr. Kleto offers a variety of minimally invasive, nonsurgical facial rejuvenation solutions to reverse the signs of aging. These treatments can take
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