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Women's Health Cosmetic Facial Surgery

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In recent years, the general public has become increasingly concerned with public persona, appearance, and personal image. A person's public face is now easily accessible through social media and networking sights like Facebook, MySpace or the more recent business professional site LinkedIN. This ability for increased personal visibility, has caused an increase among those who seek facial plastic surgery. With a simple procedure, a person can dramatically change the 'face' they present to others. In a world where it is statistically shown that attractive people are more successful, it comes as no surprise that more and more people are seeking cosmetic facial surgery.

As we get older, we understand the increasing importance of personal appearance in all aspects of life- settings. It is no surprise that facial plastic surgery has become so widespread. Facial Surgery is no longer limited to aging older women; an increasingly large number of young patients are being seen. And, facial surgery does not mean an entire "new" face, it simply means a slightly enhanced face that "fits" each individual patient and appears completely natural.

Common surgical facial procedures include, Brow or Forehead Lifts, Eyelid Rejuvenation, Facial Rejuvenation, Minimally Invasive Facial Surgery, and Nasal Refinement. For the most part, face, brow, and forehead lifts are done for those who desire a more youthful appearance. Preformed a variety of ways, both brow and forehead lifts are minimally invasive and the results are extremely positive. Patients report feeling rejuvenated and they recover quickly. Both procedures are geared towards the aging generation. Brow lifts helps a patient look more rested by reducing heaviness and puffiness around the eyes as well as correcting the actual position of drooping eyebrows. In essence, this procedure is performed to achieve a more open and welcoming eye area appearance.

Forehead and brow lifts are very similar in that both require only 7-10 days for recovery and are less involved procedures than a face lift. While a facial lift is more intensive because it involves tiny incisions and an actual lifting or removal of excess skin that has become droopy or saggy overtime, all three procedures are done with the same end goal in mind; the patient wants to look younger.

While face and feature lifts are quite popular, doctors still say that nose surgery, commonly known as 'a nose job', is their most frequent procedure. This is because this surgery is popular among both young and old patients. While nose surgery can be preformed for medical reasons to improve breathing quality, most nose jobs are done for cosmetic reasons. This procedure can produce a dramatic change in a person?s look even though the change is small and natural. Nose surgery improves the aesthetic of a patient's entire face and such surgery usually consists of changing the angles of the nose, ridding the patient of a bump or crook, or reducing the size of the nose. Less serious than a facial lift, the procedure generally takes one to two hours and patients are usually able to return to work within two weeks.

Patients seeking facial surgery often have concerns and questions about various facial surgery procedures. At the Emory Facial Center a patient's needs come first, and making the patient feel comfortable is a top priority. Unlike other plastic surgery facilities, doctors at the Emory Facial Center concentrate specifically on surgical and non-surgical facial procedures.
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