Category: Facial Plastic Surgery

If you’ve never heard of the plastic surgery procedure known as “otoplasty,” we’re not surprised, as it is one of the least frequently performed ones, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ latest procedural statistics report. However, for those who undergo the procedure, and in particular, children, it can be life-changing. We mention children with this surgery because otoplasty is one of the few plastic surgeries considered highly effective and beneficial for kids.

Chin augmentation might not come to mind if asked to name the top three most frequently performed cosmetic surgeries to enhance the facial area. And perhaps it shouldn’t, given that American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) data suggests that it comes in at eighth place among plastic surgeries performed above the shoulders. For the record, nose reshaping, eyelid surgery, and facelift are the top three most frequently performed facial plastic surgeries.

When someone is described as unable to “see past the end of their nose,” it’s typically caused by their preoccupation with something that limits their ability to see the bigger picture. In some cases, their focus might center on the nose itself, especially in those experiencing chronic nasal issues or who have aesthetic concerns about the appearance of their nose, the most prominent feature of one’s face.

As we age, the skin and underlying tissues of our face lose elasticity, which leads to skin sagging, creases, and wrinkles. These age-related impacts on our facial skin can be accelerated by genetics and too much sun exposure, making some people display signs of premature aging. People who feel that they look older than their age and vitality suggest often turn to medical solutions to restore their youthful appearance.Also known as a “rhytidectomy,” the facelift is an effective surgical...