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CoolSculpting Update 2017

We are excited to announce that we just received the latest and newest addition to our CoolSculpting system, the “Cool Petite”, which will finally allow us to reduce the fat of your upper arms . “Bat wings”, “wallpaper hangers”, whatever you call them, we want them gone.   Up until today, the only treatment options were […]

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Minimizing Scarring, Swelling, and Redness After Plastic Surgery

Visiting the plastic surgeon’s office is becoming a more routine and normal thing. There is no longer a stigma associated with some nips, tucks, or injections. However a few minor details are still getting in the way of some patients heading in for look-better, feel-better procedures. Aside from affordability, many potential patients cite concerns over

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Two Unlikely Partners – Liposuction and Breast reconstruction

For twenty five years, Shady Grove Adventist Hospital has been at the forefront of providing breast reconstruction, and that trend continues. Shady Grove Adventist Hospital is one of the first hospitals in the Greater Washington area to perform Fat grafting as part of breast reconstruction. What is Fat Grafting? It is an extremely safe procedure usually

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When your swan-like neck turns into a “turkey wattle” here are options worth considering.

By: Corrie Shenigo The late queen of keepin’ it real, Nora Ephron wasn’t alone when she titled her 2006 best-seller, “I Feel Bad About My Neck.” In fact, as we age it’s a strong bet that many of us will start to feel “bad” about our necks — and for good reason. A once swanlike

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