Category: News & Announcements

Cryoneuromodulation May Freeze Frown Lines Away

With the invention (and popularity) of Botox, nearly everyone became familiar with the concept of paralyzing facial muscles to smooth out wrinkles. Now a new treatment is looking toward freezing them away in a similar manner. Cryoneuromodulation is in early phases of clinical trials. The new technology is believed to zap away forehead wrinkles by […]

SST and Cytori Form Sales Partnership

Sound Surgical Technologies, maker of the VASER liposuction system, and Cytori Therapeutics have formed a sales partnership. According to a recent news release from SST, the company will be selling Cytori’s high-tech fat grafting systems. The VASER lipo system is a popular ultrasound-assisted platform that has been shown to provide viable harvesting of fat for […]

Cosmetic Surgeons Meet for 27th Annual Scientific Meeting

Yesterday marked the beginning of the 27th annual scientific meeting of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. This year’s meeting, which takes place in Phoenix, will involve some exciting developments for the academy as well as aesthetic medicine in general. One such development is the change in leadership for the AACS. It was announced today […]

News and Happenings in Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery

Bloggers poke fun at the plastic surgery iPhone app. First at Fort Hood: Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons, who often train alongside plastic surgeons while treating hard and soft tissues of the face, were among the first responders at Fort Hood. Scientists in Australia work to develop an amazing procedure that would allow women to regrow […]

Support RIDE FOR THE CURE and Get a Discount on Injectable Treatments! Now Through November 1st

As we posted before, Mark and Marianne Mandell-Brown are participating in the Greater Cincinnati Chapter Ride for The Cure October 15-18, 2009. Marianne is riding 60 miles and Mark is attempting over 100 miles through Death Valley, California. Most importantly, it’s for a great cause; we’re trying to raise funds for research on juvenile onset […]

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