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We’re finally returning to a sense of normalcy, and our practice is filling up with new patients. After a long year of staring at ourselves all day on Zoom calls, it’s easier than ever to notice imperfections on your face or your body. Dr. Davis is here to remind you that these imperfections aren’t always a cause of concern.

As people begin to shake hands and interact face to face, pandemic-related body dysmorphia is becoming more and more prevalent. At Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, we’re always happy to help you feel your best and look even better, but don’t let minuscule imperfections get you down.

For more on pandemic-related body dysmorphia, watch board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Davis on YouTube or subscribe to our podcast to learn more about the world of plastic surgery.

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Hi everyone. Now that the pandemic is starting to slow down a little bit, we’re starting to see a whole different crowd of patients that are starting to come in. And a lot of this has to do with trying to now get back to a more normal lifestyle. So for a long time, we were seeing patients that were really only seeing themselves and communicating with people via different kinds of zoom calls and things where you were actually looking at a screen at each other.

But now that you know, you’re gonna be going back to see your fellow employees, you’re gonna go back to see clients and other people, you really are starting to think about how you look in like person. And one of the things that we’re noting is that even though that idea of a dysmorphia, sometimes it was being called Snapchat dysmorphia or Zoom dysmorphia, some of it really is true. And some of it is really pulled out of complete context.

And what I want you to understand is when you’re staring at yourself very closely for hours of the day on a Zoom call, a lot of times you’re gonna see some imperfections that really no one else is spotting except you. And you’re looking at yourself for an extended period of time.

So when you come in and talk about that, if it isn’t something that your plastic surgeon, somebody like me, would be able to really see, don’t have them try to fix that because I think you’re gonna end up just looking a little bit more odd than you thought.

Second thing is, you actually may have something that you discovered by staring at yourself so long. And that is something that if your plastic surgeon is identifying with you, that could definitely be something that gets fixed. And look at that. You’ve actually uncovered something that may have always been there, that you never really noticed before. Now you can look so much better.

But think about it also from seeing people in person now, because a lot of body type dysmorphia is also something that we’re starting to see. When our patients are coming in and they may have gained a significant amount of weight over this pandemic.

If you need some help with that kind of stuff, don’t hesitate to reach out to your plastic surgeon or to get some help from someone in order to help train you in that ability to like lose a little bit of weight, get back on maybe a diet and exercise regimen.

But don’t forget that there are some great tools that we have to help you kind of slim down and look better in your clothing and even on the beach. So take that for what it’s worth and just understand that for now, we are getting back to seeing more and more people that have not only facial, but body type things that we can address and have you back to work very quickly.

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Dr. Steven Davis of Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery in Cherry Hill, New Jersey wants to ensure the comfort of all patients, which begins with education. We hope our video series can provide useful information for those with upcoming appointments or interested in the behind-the-scenes action of plastic surgery.

If you want more content in audio format, please check out The Plastic Surgery Revolution. Also, check out Dr. Steven Davis on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter!

Now that most of us are back in the office or face-to-face meeting clients, demand for cosmetic plastic surgery remains at an all-time high. As much as we all love making calls over Zoom, returning to work is an exciting time for us all.

So why not look and feel your best before adjusting to the world outside of quarantine? Two of the most popular procedures we’re doing here at Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery are breast augmentations and breast lifts. It could be you gained or lost weight over the past year, or you’re just looking to finally make that change.

Regardless of the reasoning, our team is happy to help you achieve the post-quarantine cosmetic look you’ve always wanted.

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Hey, how are you doing, we’re back again for another day of surgery. And it’s getting really, really busy with surgical procedures that are more body and face oriented to get back to seeing your clients, to see your co-workers, because you’ve been out for so long, doing things at home or via zoom that now that you’re heading back to the office or back to work, you’re really gonna want to like, make sure that you look as great as you can.

So the two big procedures that are going on right now, we’re doing a lot of breast augmentations and breast lift, because that’s one of the things that as you start to get older, you may not be able to make look as great as they once did. And especially over this past 18 months with this pandemic, if you’ve also put on a little bit of weight or even if you’ve lost weight and now your breasts don’t look as full as they did, we can restore that by doing a little bit of a lift and a little bit of a breast implant.

In addition to that, one of those topics that we always talk about is something called, the mommy makeover. And the mommy makeover, or if you’re a guy it’s the daddy do-over that also incorporates a bunch of different things that you could put into that category.

One of the things that we’ve been doing a lot of is some liposuctioning and trying to just get that area, that’s just bothersome to you to just look better and you’ll look better on your clothing, when you’re getting back to work, not just going to the beach, not just going to sit outside by a pool, but actually if there are problem areas that you really just couldn’t get rid of. And even if you would do doing all your diligence at home during the pandemic and working out and doing things like that, you just may have had a difficult time trying to get rid of some of that extra fat.

So the liposuctioning is a big component, but today we’re actually doing a combination for a mommy makeover of doing some liposuctioning, mini tummy tuck, and then putting a breast implant in, to just give a little bit more volume to the superior pole of the breast that may have gone away with pregnancies and just getting older.

Stay tuned because I actually wanna take you into the operating room so you could see a little bit more about what we’re doing. Talk to you soon.

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Dr. Steven Davis of Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery in Cherry Hill, New Jersey wants to ensure the comfort of all patients, which begins with education. We hope our video series can provide useful information for those with upcoming appointments or interested in the behind-the-scenes action of plastic surgery.

If you want more content in audio format, please check out The Plastic Surgery Revolution. Also, check out Dr. Steven Davis on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter!

At some point, some patients recognize that nonsurgical options just aren’t going to cut it anymore. Whether it’s due to an excess of prior work, or a preference for a more dramatic look, invasive surgery can become the best option.

Join Dr. Steven Davis on today’s day of surgery as he goes over when invasive surgery becomes the best option going forward. As exciting as non-invasive treatments are, at times, we see their effectiveness lose traction over time.

Don’t hesitate to give our practice a call (856-424-1700) to learn about both surgical and nonsurgical options and which one is best for you and your body. Or, contact Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery through our website and we’ll get back to you ASAP!

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It’s another surgery day, and it is really important when you’re having surgery that you’re doing it in a facility that not only is the physician and the surgeon comfortable with it, but the patients will be also. And I think one of the big things about having a surgical procedure is that it’s almost like it’s a way of understanding that there really aren’t gonna be a lot of other ways to make things better for what you’re looking to do.

Because in the office setting, we do so many things that are nonsurgical, and I think that makes patients very comfortable and it’s very exciting. But at some point, there’s going to be something that you come in for that really can’t be fixed properly without doing the surgery, and that’s one of the great things about being a plastic surgeon is that we have the ability to do something nonsurgical, as well as doing something surgical.

So for instance, today, one of the things that we’re gonna do is that we’re gonna go about doing a facelift and the facelift is on a patient that’s really had a good amount of facial fillers and other things done in the office setting. But at some point, when they start to realize that there are areas of their face that just aren’t getting corrected no matter what else happens, injectable wise, laser wise, then we have the option to really talk with them about going to the next step.

And in many times, it happens to be when you, as the patient, really start to look at your neck and your jowls, and you’re really thinking to yourself, no matter all the fillers and Botox and everything else that you may do to try to make that look better, at some point, the facelift is the answer for that problem that you may be looking at. So think about that as you’re moving forward in your plans for potentially doing a cosmetic procedure.

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Dr. Steven Davis of Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery in Cherry Hill, New Jersey wants to ensure the comfort of all patients, which begins with education. We hope our video series can provide useful information for those with upcoming appointments or interested in the behind-the-scenes action of plastic surgery.

If you want more content in audio format, please check out The Plastic Surgery Revolution. Also, check out Dr. Steven Davis on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter!

“Listen as Dr. Steven Davis (from Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery) discusses how more men are partaking in botox and fillers!”

Air Date: 6/19/21 Video Credit: FOX29

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• So as you know, we’re taking the show on the road here at the African American Museum, recognizing Juneteenth, but it’s also Men’s Health Awareness Week. So, we wanna take a look at the trends that men are doing to look and feel better, especially as more of us ditch the mask and return to the office. So, I’m joined now by board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Steven Davis. Dr. Davis, good morning. Thanks for spending some time with us.
• Good morning. Good morning, how you doing?
• Doing well, thank you. So, you say that you’re seeing lots of men kind of making a pit stop for a subtle touch-up. What kinda tweaks are men doing these days?
• Well, I think, you know, kinda going back to seeing people, your clients, your coworkers, you may have to start ditching the scrubs or the sweatpants that you’re wearing at home and you’re gonna go see people. So, I think one of the first things I can tell you is that men have decided that Botox is definitely not just for women and they’re coming in and they’re getting stuff done and if it’s done properly, you can make a very subtle change and just make you look more refreshed. So, that’s one.
• So, men are calling it Brotox now. It’s the male Botox.
• That’s exactly right.
• Just a little dose. What’s a hallow healer?
• Yeah, well, here’s the thing. You know, so many of you and I see it myself, you start to see patients that are coming in that have a lot of deep hollows underneath their eyes and a lot of it stems from just having some fat pockets there, but facial fillers are like magic and literally, if it’s placed in the proper location, you can camouflage those deep hollows that are underneath the eyes. It’s pretty amazing how that looks and it just takes that tiredness away and since we’re talking about that tiredness, let me hit you with another thing. We’ve been doing a lot of these halo laser treatments, and it can be done in a very subtle fashion, but what we’re doing is that we’re getting the skin that looks dull, that looks aged, and we’re taking off that old dead dried skin cells and it just makes the skin look so much brighter and refreshed. That’s an easy fix and especially when you’re not able to put like your phone on a filter or your Zoom on some sort of a filter. Now you’re seeing people in real time and in person, just having a little bit more confidence in how you feel about yourself and how your skin looks. It can even go way after acne scars and things like that that a lot of guys come in to talk about and I’ll hit you with one more.
• Finally, go ahead. We gotta do that one quickly.
• The neck. Everybody’s coming in because they’re having to finally button the collar of their shirt and if over the course of time, you haven’t been eating so great, sometimes we can just liposuction that area and make the jawline and the neck very sharp and we do that in the office called flash liposuction. So, it allows me to take away that extra fat that may have accumulated there over these past few months.
• I like it. We can refresh ourselves, as well. Doc, we appreciate you spending time with us. This is all I got, but maybe at some point, we’ll come and see you. You have a good one.
• You’re looking very good. You’re looking good. Buh-bye.
• I appreciate that.

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Dr. Steven Davis of Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery in Cherry Hill, New Jersey wants to ensure the comfort of all patients, which begins with education. We hope our video series can provide useful information for those with upcoming appointments or interested in the behind-the-scenes action of plastic surgery.

If you want more content in audio format, please check out The Plastic Surgery Revolution. Also, check out Dr. Steven Davis on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter!