Category News

11 Mar

Breast Implants

In 2012, more than 330,000 women in the United States elected to have breast augmentation surgery; worldwide, that number exceeded 1.5 million. Although media coverage suggests otherwise, only a minute percentage of the women who get breast implants are actresses and models. They come from all walks of life; they include policewomen and CEOs, teachers […]

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5 Mar

Does a Nose Job Affect the Voice?

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – People who had rhinoplasty sounded a bit more nasal five months after the surgery, according to a new study from Iran. The results from 27 surgeries showed that “the voices changed in statistically significant ways, but the changes were subtle,” Dr. Kamran Khazaeni told Reuters Health. Khazaeni, a surgeon who […]

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4 Mar

Hair Restoration Shows Tremendous Increase

A recent survey conducted by the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) showed that men and women around the world are seeking to correct hair loss while they’re younger rather than putting it off until later in life. Since the ISHRS starting tracking data on hair restoration in 2004, the extrapolated worldwide volume of […]

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4 Mar

Beauty, not disease, motivates teens to wear sunscreen

After offering information about UV light and sun-protective behaviors, the two health-ed videos diverge: one describes the increased skin cancer risk of UV exposure and the other describes effects on appearance including wrinkles and premature aging. Which of these two videos do you think caused teenagers to use more sunscreen six weeks after it was […]

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25 Feb

Study: If you've got wrinkles, thank Mom

Have you ever wondered why some people get wrinkles at a young age and others don’t? There are many answers to this question – smoking can cause wrinkles to form sooner, and if you don’t wear sunscreen when you’re young, you can expect signs of aging to surface earlier rather than later. But a new […]

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19 Feb

Women And Testosterone

A number of studies show considerable proven and potential benefits in testosterone treatment in women. Testosterone is widely and misleadingly understood to be the “male” hormone. Men produce 10 times more testosterone than women, but in their early reproductive years women have 10 times more testosterone than estrogen coursing through their bodies. And many experts […]

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17 Feb

Jennifer Aniston's face and Beyonce's Butt

Jennifer Aniston and Hugh Jackman are the most requested celebrity plastic surgery looks, a leading cosmetic expert has revealed. Nurse Jamie Sherrill, the co-founder of Beauty Park Medical Spa in Santa Monica, California, told MailOnline that clients spend up to $100,000 in a bid to get the same facial features as the two screen stars. But […]

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12 Feb

3D Imaging Sneak Peak

Sculpt My Dream Technology- Vectra 3D Imaging available soon at Dr. Bishara’s office in Mansfield What if you could look into the future and see the results of your plastic surgery treatment before it even happens? With the VECTRA 3-D imaging system, you can now take a 3-dimensional sneak peek at yourself and see how […]

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11 Feb

The Best Supercharged Antioxidant-Based Line is SkinCeuticals

2013 Awards: Youth Preservers The Best Supercharged Antioxidant-Based Line is SkinCeuticals.  And Dr. Mark Bishara and The Paragon Plastic Surgery & Med Spa offer the SkinCeuticals line in both of our office locations. What does an antioxidant do for my skin? Antioxidants provide protection from free radicals that cause damage deep within the skin. Unlike […]

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5 Feb

Getting Your Vitamin D

Vitamin D is essential for bone health, but that doesn’t mean you have to risk the effects of sun damage just to get your daily dose.  UV rays can cause premature aging of the skin and skin cancer, whereas dietary sources of Vitamin D don’t. Your body must have vitamin D to absorb calcium and […]

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