As a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, I always encourage my patients to adopt healthy lifestyles because people who take care of themselves before and after surgery maximize the impact and longevity of their results. Although plastic surgery can produce dramatic physical improvements, in reality there is no "quick fix" to remaining fit and attractive. It is a life-long process that involves good choices with regards to exercise, diet, proper skin care, and stress reduction.
We all want to look and feel our best, regardless of our chronological ages. Sometimes a facial, a new hairstyle, or good skin care, will work wonders. In other cases, such as exercise-resistant fat, body parts altered by pregnancy, or faces aged by time, the only way to correct appearances is by seeking help from a board-certified plastic surgeon. Dr. Cohen has seen first-hand that when a person feels that their outward appearance does not reflect their inner beauty and vigor, they can experience a negative impact on self-esteem, energy and general well being.
If you feel that you may benefit from cosmetic surgery, and would like to find out more about the latest surgical options and advances, Dr. Cohen would be happy to meet you for a consultation and discuss some of the ways in which your hopes and expectations could be addressed. At the consultation, we will focus not only on how surgery can make you look and feel better now, but how lifestyle changes can keep you that way for years to come.
Dr. Cohen has been featured on Modern Beauty on the Style Network and in various publications, including M.D. News, Phoenix Magazine 2009 Top Doctor and Item
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