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APPS HELP YOU GET THE LOOK YOU WANT!

If you’re considering plastic surgery, there’s an app for that. Anyone who is looking into rhinoplasty (a nose job) or liposuction naturally wants to know how they’ll look when the surgery is complete and new technologies and iPhone apps are making it easier than ever for patients to access information about the procedures they’re looking into as well as visually manipulate photos of themselves to see how they’ll look after plastic surgery.

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BodyPlastika.com is one of the coolest new iPhone tools that can help patients get an idea of how they’ll look following a breast augmentation or a tummy tuck. This app gives patients the power to construct their ideal image via the iPhone and communicate more clearly about their desires and expectations with their plastic surgeon. BodyPlastika is not yet widely available but it’s getting ready to hit the market soon.

If you’re looking for iPhone apps that are already widely available, then consider iSurgeon or Shafer Plastic Surgery apps. The iSurgeon app was developed by Dr. Micheal Salzhauer to give patients the opportunity to change images and do breast enhancements, lip augmentation, butt lifts, tummy tucks, and other procedures using the tool. The app can be purchased exclusively through the iTunes store, but the web site for iSurgeon is at http://www.iSurgeonGame.com.

The Shafer Plastic Surgery app, in contrast, is less game-like and more intellectual. It is geared toward patients who are information-seekers. It contains a database of over 1,000 questions and answers about cosmetic surgery procedures.

Highlights of the Shafer Plastic Surgery App

a. This was created by New York-based Dr. David Shafer.

b. This is meant for sophisticated, inquisitive and information seeking patients.

c. It has a database of more than 1,000 questions and answers about specific cosmetic surgery procedures.

d. It is available on Apple’s iPhone App Store. There are 2 versions the Lite version and $2.99 version to buy.

Highlights of Tanimania

a. This has been developed by a Tokyo based developer, Kayac.

b. It is available only on iPhone screens.

c. It is a breast enhancer that can make the breast look sexier.

d. The user can shoot someone’s portrait and adjust the image position so that it can be corrected as you expect.

e. The app also allows users to put a mole on her face virtually.

f. It is available at AppStore for $0.99.

Highlights of Dr. Denenberg’s iPhone app

a. This is an intuitive new iPhone application developed by facial plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Denenberg.

b. It allows users to view hundreds of before-and-after photos.

c. Users can turn the iPhone around to take their own photos and email them to the doctor with their questions.

d. It is featured on http://www.App33.com, which contains a video of the app in operation, screenshots and instructions for using the app.

e. One can download the app from the iTunes App Store.

f. It runs on the iPhone and on the iPod touch.

BodyPlastika

a. Another iPhone app which allows users to view how they would look after plastic surgery

b. Visit http://www.bodyplastika.com to access this app

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With Halloween upon us, this is timely news about a procedure that is growing in popularity. Scary as it may sound, it is one procedure to help BOO – tify patients who have it. Facelifts are invasive procedures that involve injections and cuts. But a new treatment called the Vampire Facelift is needle-free, using lasers for smooth skin free of wrinkles. And the recipient of the first Vampire Facelift, Amie Mee, underwent the procedure in Glasgow.

The Daily Mail is reporting that the newest cosmetic procedure, which administers thousands of tiny holes in one’s face through a carbon dioxide laser, pushes plasma from the patient’s blood through an ultrasound probe. The treatment costs approximately £750.

Mee was happy with the results and would recommend it to others. “The procedure makes such a great improvement to your skin in terms of pigmentation, texture and in other ways.”

The non-invasive procedure’s creator, Dr. Taimur Shoaib, performed the treatment at his Belle Forme clinic. The technique is named after vampires because it uses one’s own blood to rejuvenate the skin. It is an update to the traditional vampire facelift that uses a series of injections in one’s face.

Dr. Shoaib believes that the facelift removes deep surface lines and wrinkles, with the additional benefit of continuing to aide restoration under the skin. “It then keeps on working in various ways under the surface to enable the skin to produce collagen, its own youth serum.”

Mee found the laser to be slightly uncomfortable but the quickness of the procedure made it worth the discomfort. “After you’ve had a bit of downtime your skin just looks amazing,” she said.

PLASTIC SURGEONS TRY NEW METHODS ON THEMSELVES

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Sometimes we are the best test subject for a new methodology, practice or habit. And the plastic surgeons of The Austin-Weston Center for Cosmetic Surgery are practitioners of trying new products and procedures on themselves before using them on patients.

Surgeons Perform Treatments On Themselves Before Patients

Cision Wire posted an article about the board-certified doctors and their unique way of finding out whether a procedure or product works.

Dr. Robert Sigal and Dr. Byron Poindexter practice what they preach. “It’s simple: if you want to know if something works, get it done yourself,” said Dr. Sigal. Added Dr. Poindexter, “We try it on ourselves and on staff volunteers so that we can know the utility of it. And so after a proper amount of  time to evaluate something, we know if it’s something that we’ll  have at our office, and offer to our patients.”

This is old hat for the surgeons at The Austin-Weston Center for Cosmetic Surgery in Washington, DC, with the three plastic surgeons—Dr. Poindexter, Dr. Sigal, and Dr. George Weston—having more than 55 years of combined experience.

The doctors have tried everything from Expression hyaluronic acid filler (similar to Restylane) to miraDry for underarm sweating and Dysport (a Botox competitor) on each other with no regrets. “It’s the right thing to do, and when you do the right thing, good things come back to you. Our practice is living proof of that.”