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While Botox used to be considered an antiaging treatment primarily for women, more and more men are turning to the injections for a youthful look. A nonsurgical beauty option, Botox works with facial muscles to create smooth, youthful skin. Those considering cosmetic surgery in the Manhattan area can try Botox first to become familiar with antiaging procedures. There are some fine-looking men in Hollywood who hardly seem to age. Have they had cosmetic surgery? Possibly. But Botox is looking like the more likely answer. Simon Cowell The American Idol-turned-X Factor judge has been open about his regular Botox injections. Cowell has remarked he feels … Read More
You’ve just had rhinoplasty surgery and you’re anxious to see your gorgeous new nose. Before you get too far ahead of yourself, remember that the healing process means that your face will go through several changes until you can truly see the finished product. Here’s what to expect after getting your beak tweaked. 1. Swelling and Pain It’s only natural that some swelling occurs around the area. While it’s not common to have pain following rhinoplasty surgery, swelling can cause a slight pressurized pain in the nose. Ease it by keeping your head elevated or using a cool compress. Source: … Read More
Surgery is no new concept for humans — since the discovery of pain, we have searched for cause and relief. Primitive “doctors” explored herbs as methods of treating pain in medical procedures. Early forms of anesthesia included soporifics — which dull the senses and induce sleep — and narcotics, such as opium, jimsonweed, marijuana, and alcohol. Fortunately today, the alleviation of pain in any surgery, whether plastic surgery or getting a tumor removed, lacks cruelty or discomfort. photo by Dan Cox History proves that humans weren’t always as lucky as we are today. Anesthesia, which comes from the Greek word for “loss of … Read More
Getting rhinoplasty, whether for cosmetic or functional reasons, can be a costly procedure. However, there are times when your health insurance will cover the cost of your nose job, at least to an extent. Source: beautyriot.com via Curlformers on Pinterest 1. Fractured Nose If your nose has been fractured or broken and you need to have it operated on, then you will likely receive the okay from a surgical specialist who will notate your rhinoplasty surgery as covered by insurance. 2. Cosmetic Surgery Just getting a nose job for cosmetic reasons is not likely something covered by your insurance. You … Read More
Konstantin Vasyukevich, MD
59 East 79th Street
New York, NY 10075
(212) 380-3634
