Plastic Surgery Practice

Plastic Surgery Practice offers comprehensive insights into various procedures, treatment alternatives, practice management, and services within the aesthetics field. It connects with over 11,000 influential decision-makers and industry leaders. As a leading data company in healthcare, we help accelerate the acceptance of innovative trends, treatments, surgical tools, and practice management software within the sector.

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Inside the $17.5 Billion Aesthetic Shift

6 days ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alison Werner

Guidepoint Qsight's Erik Haines breaks down the drivers behind 2024's $17.5 billion in non-surgical aesthetic spending and what it signals for the future of the industry. As the demand for aesthetic treatments continues to evolve, new data from Guidepoint Qsight reveals key trends shaping the future of non-surgical care.
Do Viral Acne Hacks Work? A Dermatologist Weighs In

1 week ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alyx Arnett

Acne affects nearly 85% of people at some point in their lives-and with skin care advice now flooding social media, viral at-home acne hacks have become increasingly popular. But not all of these trending tips are safe or effective. Ahead of Acne Awareness Month in June, Michigan-based board-certified dermatologist Fatima Fahs, MD, FAAD, breaks down what really works and what could make things worse.
Dr Manoj Abraham on Leading FACE TO FACE's Fourth Surgical Mission to Ukraine

1 week ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alison Werner

For facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Manoj Abraham, MD, FACS, leading a medical mission into an active war zone is not a new experience-but it's one that remains deeply personal and professionally demanding.
Survey Shows More Americans Are Getting Sunburned

2 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alyx Arnett

A survey of more than 1,000 US adults showed that nearly all Americans (96%) believe sun protection is important, but Americans have experienced sun damage at increasing rates since 2020, putting themselves at risk for skin cancer. The survey showed that 67% of Americans got tanned or darker skin in 2024, up from 54% in 2020. Additionally, 35% were sunburned, up from 25% in 2020, including nearly 50% of Gen Z and millennials.
Pediatric Hand Surgeon Completes Mission in Ukraine Amid Missile Threats

2 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alyx Arnett

In October 2024, University of Utah pediatric hand and plastic surgeon Shaun Mendenhall, MD, traveled to western Ukraine for a two-week medical mission, performing dozens of reconstructive surgeries on children with hand and extremity issues while navigating air alerts and missile threats that occasionally interrupted procedures. During one such threat, he was in the middle of a reconstructive surgery. Mendenhall kept his cool. "You just have to continue operating.
The New Soho House for Plastic Surgeons

2 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alison Werner

By Oren Tepper, MD, and Evan Garfein, MDAt 497 Greenwich Street, where Tribeca meets Hudson Square, we founded Greenwich Street Surgical (GSS) with a bold vision: to redefine the outpatient plastic surgery experience for both patients and surgeons alike.
First-time Hair Restoration Patients Shift Younger in 2024, with 95% Under Age 35

2 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alyx Arnett

According to results of a new member survey conducted by the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS), first-time hair restoration surgery patients in 2024 skewed younger than the general adult population, with 95% initiating hair restoration surgery between the ages of 20-35. More women also turned to a permanent solution for hair loss, as the number of female hair restoration surgical patients treated in 2024 increased by 16.5% from 2021.
Why Patient Education Matters in Revision Rhinoplasty

2 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alison Werner

Dr Anil Shah discusses how his book Nosecentric helps both patients and surgeons improve communication, set realistic goals, and reduce the risk of revision rhinoplasty. Revision rhinoplasty rates are rising, yet many of these cases could be avoided with better patient education and clearer communication from surgeons. In Nosecentric, Chicago-based facial plastic surgeon Anil R.
CAD/CAM Techniques Show Benefits in Jaw Reconstruction

2 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alyx Arnett

For patients undergoing jaw reconstruction after surgery for head and neck cancer, computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) techniques can improve some key clinical outcomes, reports a study in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, the official medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
Discoloration Corrector Clinically Tested for Visible Skin Improvements Launches

3 weeks ago | plasticsurgerypractice.com | Alyx Arnett

skinbetter science announced the launch of Even Intensive Skin Tone Correcting Serum, a discoloration corrector designed to deliver clinically tested improvements in discoloration, dullness, and skin texture. As part of the Even product portfolio, Even Intensive builds upon the original Even Skin Tone Correcting Serum with ingredients optimized to reduce stubborn discoloration.