Nip and Tuck: Plastic Surgery for Men

Sources Medically Reviewed on 11/04/2019 Reviewed by Stephanie S. Gardner, MD on November 04, 2019
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SOURCES:
American Board of Cosmetic Surgery: "Chemical Peel," "Eyelid Surgery Guide," "Facelift Guide,"
"Gynecomastia Surgery Guide," "Injectable Fillers Guide," "Laser Skin Resurfacing," "Liposuction Guide."
American Society of Plastic Surgeons: "2013 Plastic Surgery Statistics Report," "Spider vein treatment procedure," "What are dermal fillers?" "What are microdermabrasion treatments?" "What is a chemical peel?" "What is a facelift?" "What is eyelid surgery?" "What is gynecomastia?" "What is hair replacement surgery?" "What is laser hair removal?" "What is laser skin resurfacing?" "What is rhinoplasty?"
Cleveland Clinic: "Botox," "Chemical Peels," "Cosmetic Injectable Fillers," "Cosmetic Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty)," "Dermabrasion & Microdermabrasion," "Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)," "Face Lift (Rhytidectomy)," "Hair Replacement Surgery Hair Transplant," "Laser Hair Removal," "Liposuction," "Vein Treatment (Sclerotherapy Varicose Vein Treatment)."
Emory Healthcare: "Cosmetic Eyelid Surgeries," "Laser Hair Removal," "Microdermabrasion," "Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty)."
Penn Medicine: "Facelift," "Laser Skin Resurfacing," "Liposuction," "Sclerotherapy."
Reviewed by Stephanie S. Gardner, MD on November 04, 2019
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