Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Articles

[suburbanlifemagazine.com • Oct, 2017]

Plastic surgery is in the middle of a revolution, of sorts. In years past, a patient would schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon, who would then explain everything in detail and provide packets of information to take home. That still happens today, but thanks to smartphones and 24/7 Internet connectivity, many people already know the specific procedures they are interested in by the time they step into a surgeon’s office.

We spoke with Dr. Steven Davis of Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, which has locations in Philadelphia and New Jersey, about what he describes as a “plastic surgery revolution.” Dr. Davis, who is a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon and Chief of Plastic Surgery for Jefferson Health, as well as a fellow of both The American College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons and The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, talked about not only which procedures are becoming increasingly popular, but also about some new minimally invasive procedures —including one that enables patients to shed fat without having to go under the knife.

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[The Inquirer Daily News Philly.com • Nov 8, 2018]

Spots. Wrinkles. Dry skin. Thin skin. Even if we manage to keep our faces free of laugh lines and crow’s feet, our hands often spill the tea on how old we really are.

The culprits are many, says Steven Davis, chief surgeon at Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery in Cherry Hill. As we age, we lose fat in our hands and we lose bone mass. Our skin also naturally thins, and all of this living is compounded by exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet light. Because who really remembers to put sunscreen on their hands?

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[Courier Post • Dec 7, 2018]

Michele Lehman, 56, has been eating well and making trips to the gym four times a week for the last three years, but has been unable to get rid of the stubborn fat around her back and lower abdomen.

Lehman, of Northfield, was skeptical about CoolSculpting, but decided to make a consultation appointment with Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery.

Cool Sculpting technology consists of applicators that are placed on parts of the body that has excess fat. The applicators then cool the area until the fat cells freeze, and then these cells are naturally eliminated from the body, according to those who administer the treatment.

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