Posted February 04, 2013
Fat grafting using one’s own body fat can improve the quality and thickness of skin on the back of the hand and hide those emerging veins and tendons (see previous blog posts and LipoStructure Website). It’s a simple, relatively painless hand rejuvenation procedure, made even easier recently, by advances in instrumentation and technique. Dr. Sydney […]
Read MorePosted January 29, 2013
After our last post, readers have been asking how Coleman fat grafting works to rejuvenate aging skin of the back of the hand. The skin of youthful hands is smooth and even-toned. Tendons are barely noticeable and veins may be visible, but are not as prominent as veins seen in older hands. As the skin […]
Read MorePosted January 21, 2013
Remember that old dish washing soap commercial about the appearance of a mother and daughter’s younger hands? We all focus from the neck up – hair, skin care, makeup, Botox, fillers, fat grafting and facelifts, but it’s often the “forgotten” hands that can give your age away! As we age, not only do dark “liver” […]
Read MorePosted November 17, 2012
Patient Testifies how Coleman Fat Grafting Combined with BRAVA changed her life. This patient purchased a new bra recently, and found she was overfilling a D cup. Two years ago (before two sessions of Coleman fat grafting to her breasts) she was a small A cup. She scheduled an appointment to let us know how […]
Read MorePosted October 20, 2012
Fat Transfer for a more normal breast after lumpectomy reconstruction After conservative breast therapy for cancer (lumpectomy followed by irradiation), a woman is left with a lumpectomy defect that is often difficult to reconstruct. The therapeutic irradiation is a critical component of breast cancer treatment to decrease the possibility of the cancer returning near the […]
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