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The Center for Aesthetic Modernism is dedicated to nurturing the "whole person" through a celebration of beauty, spirituality, and culture. We stand ready to shape and embrace a new era of aesthetic consciousness, one based on cultural sensitivity and individuality. Hair and face are the most visible expressions of this unique self-identity. We strive to enhance authentic beauty through restoring youthful facial contours and growing healthy hair.

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Jun 21, 2010 12:05 PM

Question:
Do all doctors use computer imaging for nose jobs and what is the purpose of this?

Answer:
Computer imaging is a wonderful tool to help patients gain an appreciation for expected outcomes. The majority of physicians have traditional photography using two-dimensional photography to create images of the patient and to use this two-dimensional image to facilitate conversations related to aesthetic outcomes.

In our office, we have innovative three-dimensional imaging technology to show patients in a more authentic way what they would look like following rhinoplasty surgery. This technology is the most advanced method available to simulate surgery using the patient's own image.

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Jun 21, 2010 11:03 AM

Question:
What is the risk of heavy scarring from a facelift? I am a 53-year-old female and have heard horror stories about facelifts gone wrong.

Answer:
One of the most significant complications of facelift surgery involves scarring. The risk of scarring increases with tension placed on the incision line. It is known that increased tension promotes widened scars and keloid scarring in patients of darker skin tone. It has been my position to avoid the traditional facelift incision because of the significant risk of scarring with this procedure in certain populations of patients.

We adopt an alternative approach to the facelift which involves injectable facial enhancements using a combination of synthetic and natural fillers. This approach avoids any significant risk of scarring.

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