Dr. Davis Videos

Dr. Steven Davis, a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, from Davis CPS, talks about relevant topics within the Cosmetic Plastic Surgery world.

New Hair Restoration Treatments

May 28, 2021 by Davis

When you hear the term, “hair restoration,” typically the first thought that comes to mind is restoring hair on the scalp. With new technology introduced here at Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, hair restoration is no longer limited to just one area. If you’re someone who is experiencing hair loss in areas such as the eyebrows, we can now perform a transplant to bring back fuller brows.

These exciting advancements in the ability to restore hair loss don’t just stop there! We now provide options for non-surgical treatments such as Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for those who aren’t interested in invasive surgeries.

Give us a call to learn all about the advancement in hair restoration treatments. We can’t wait to help restore your hair while, in turn, restoring confidence in yourself.

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Hi, did you know that we’re doing hair transplants here at Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery? It’s been something that I’ve done years ago and we finally brought it back into the practice because of the new technology that really allows us to do it in a very elegant fashion. But I wanna make sure that you understand the nuances of doing it.

Some of you could come in and literally have your eyebrows that you may have lost because of different kinds of medical conditions or medications that you may be on. We can actually transplant hair into your eyebrows. So it doesn’t necessarily have to be someone that’s balding, or that has a really big problem with hair loss.

It can just be that you wanna restore some hair that has always been at a certain location that you started to even get weak from it, or the hair follicles themselves are starting to really go away from that area and you wanna just try to bring back new life to that zone.

So think about that when you’re looking in the mirror or in the shower, and you’re starting to notice that you’re seeing a lot of hair near the drain, we can talk about non-surgical ways of restoring your hair volume, or actually transplanting hair into an area where you used to have it and would love to have it again. So contact us at DavisCPS.com.

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.

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Have You Considered “FLASH” Liposuction?

May 14, 2021 by Davis

Have you ever considered the “FLASH” liposuction treatment invented by Dr. Davis? If you haven’t before, you definitely should. As seen on Doctors Radio and the Dr. Oz show, “FLASH” liposuction is an incredible technique unique to our plastic surgery practice in Cherry Hill, NJ.

By utilizing a syringe-type approach, Dr. Davis can remove stubborn pockets of fat that just won’t go away even with diet and exercise. One of the incredible aspects of “FLASH ” liposuction is the ability to see instant results. After the procedure is finished, Dr. Davis can show you exactly how much fat was extracted.

If you haven’t heard of “FLASH” liposuction, it’s time to get in tune. Watch below as Dr. Steven Davis breaks down the magic behind this innovative technique to removing pockets of fat.

[Transcript]

Many years ago, I came up with something called FLASH, and it’s a way of doing liposuctioning in the office setting under straight local anesthesia. And the concept of it was really born out of the fact that we all probably have pockets of fat distributed around our body that we would just love to get rid of, and diet and exercise isn’t really helping to get rid of that small pocket.

Under just straight local anesthesia, I can actually inject that area and then use very, very, very fine instruments to very elegantly liposuction or lipo sculpt away that extra fat. And the beauty of it is it’s gone instantly. I can actually show you after we do the liposuction what I just removed and it’s all done with a syringe type of a technique. The little kit that I’ve put together actually allows me to do it almost anywhere.

We’ve done it on Dr. Oz, we’ve done it on the Doctor’s Show live in a studio audience. So the reason why I think it’s really so apropos right now is because so many of you come in for consultations about small areas of fat that you’re really having a tough time getting rid of. And instead of waiting to, like, watch what would happen after doing some other kinds of procedures.
If you really can localize it to an area that you really, really are trying to get rid of. All the exercises that you’re doing just doesn’t really make it go away, come in and talk about this FLASH liposuctioning technique. And I think you’ll really be surprised because we’re doing it almost every week.

We have at least three or four patients that we’re either doing a bra line, we’re doing inner knees, we’re doing arms, we’re doing all different kinds of things. And the beauty of it is that it can be actually used in tandem with some radio-frequency type things to actually cause the skin to tighten at the same time.

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Preparing the Skin for Laser Treatments

May 7, 2021 by Davis

One of the most important things to do after scheduling a laser treatment or chemical peels is to begin preparing the skin. When the skin gets injured, pigment cells come to rescue the area, resulting in an elongated healing process. By applying Retin-A, you can prepare your skin for treatment which will make all the difference.

As quoted from Dr. Steven Davis, “If we were going to wax the floor, we would first wanna strip off the old wax so that the new wax is actually going to be applied to the surface we wanted. Very similarly, when we use this special compounding cream, it’s going to have a combination of some of this bleaching effect and also some of this Retin-A purposefully so that we’re actually peeling off or flaking off that old, dead, dried skin surface so that when we finally do the laser, it’s going after the proper surface.”

The next time you find yourself heading into the office for laser treatments, make sure you prepare your skin as much as you can. After seeing your results, you’ll understand why!

[Transcript]

Hi, everyone, I wanted to talk to you about something I actually say at least four or five times every single office hours session, and that’s about preparing the skin before any kind of a laser procedure that I do. And this is really the concept behind it.

Whenever your skin gets injured, and it could be purposeful with a laser or a chemical peel or anything like that, there are certain cells in our body that come to the rescue of that burn or that injury, and those cells are pigment cells.

We call those melanocytes, and what’s very, very important is, prior to having any type of laser procedure, a deep chemical peel, or almost anything that’s really gonna purposefully try to restructure the skin by burning it or injuring it, we wanna make sure that those melanocytes are pushed down deep in the basement of the dermis, or the basement of the skin, so that they can’t jump to the surface to try to help from having a burn, and you know this happens all the time when you get a sunburn.

You’re gonna get this tanning that happens, but it can become a spotted type of thing, or a hyperpigmentation. So the first reason why we usually start everyone on a special cream is to push those melanocytes away from the surface of the skin. The second reason is we mix some of this cream with a Retin-A product, and the reason why we love using Retin-A is because it helps exfoliate or get the top layer of skin to actually peel off or flake off so that when we actually are hitting that skin with the laser or the chemical peel, we’re actually going after the proper surface.

So think of it this way. If we were gonna wax the floor, we would first wanna strip off the old wax so that the new wax is actually gonna be applied to the surface we wanted. Very similarly, when we use this special compounding cream, it’s gonna have a combination of some of this bleaching effect and also some of this Retin-A purposefully so that we’re actually peeling off or flaking off that old, dead, dried skin surface so that when we finally do the laser, it’s going after the proper surface. Nice talking to you, I hope you enjoyed that.

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Let’s Talk About the Facial Skeleton

April 30, 2021 by Davis

It’s important the understand the structure of the facial skeleton and how cosmetic surgery affects it. When people begin to show significant signs of aging, there are a few factors that we evaluate when it comes to treatment. Whether it’s a receding jaw line affecting the appearance of teeth and lips or something else along those lines, we have a few ideal solutions for you to consider.

Join us as Dr. Steven Davis breaks out our facial skeleton model to cover a few basics on three-dimension lifting for the face. If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us by clicking here.

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Hi everyone. No, I’m not gonna recite any soliloquies from Hamlet. I’m actually gonna talk to you a little bit about the facial skeleton. You know, as we get older, we not only start to lose some bony mass in our body when we talk about osteoporosis, but we also start to lose it in our facial skeleton.

And one of the reasons why I’ve gotten so excited about the High-tech Facelift is because we can actually start doing a three-dimensional type of a lifting of the face starting at the bony area and working outward. And that’s why something like this is really, really representative of what we’re talking about here.

As the jaw starts to recede, we start to notice that there’s some skin laxity around the jaw line and that’s when you start to lose some of that sharpness or that crispness that we see in the jaw line.

Also, don’t forget that a lot of times, as the maxilla starts to recede, people’s teeth start to look kind of odd and that makes the lips and everything else that you can imagine in that area start to look like it needs a little bit more support and that’s where we can start building from the facial cell skeleton outward.

So keep this in mind when you’re going next time for your facial injectables and instead of just concentrating, maybe, on the skin surface itself, start trying to think more in a three-dimensional fashion from the skeleton outward. And maybe next time I’ll do a little Hamlet for ya.

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New Generation of Silicone Gel Breast Implants

April 23, 2021 by Davis

The new generation of silicone gel breast implants has arrived, and we couldn’t be more excited to share them with you. Like many other pieces of technology out there, breast implants have continued to grow and develop as time passes. Since we learn more each year about what our patients are looking for, breast implants continue to get better and better.

Our list of recent improvements to silicone gel breast implants goes on and on! With greater fill volume, these improved breast implants will stay exactly where we want them to, with the precise projection you’re all used to.

Join Dr. Davis as he covers the new generation of silicone breast implants and what this means for one of the most popular procedures in the cosmetic world. If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please don’t hesitate to contact us by clicking here.

[Transcript]

Hi everyone. I wanted to talk to you about a new way that we’ve started to do some breast augmentations. Now you must already know that there’s a new generation of silicone gel implants and the new generation of the silicone gel implants as much like a new iPhone. Let’s say each generation has gotten better because we’ve kind of understood what patients really want.

And the new silicone gel implants that are really probably about two, three months old, just have more of a density to the gel and the fill volume is much more. And the beauty of this is that it’ll stay in its position where we want it to, and we’ll also get the projection exactly where we want it to be.

Now, let’s say that you also wanted to use some of your own body fat to give you a little bit more softness around the implant, because over the course of some time, we’ve seen some patients that really want a breast augmentation, but they may have lost so much of their own volume that they’re worried that the implant may stand out amongst all the other emptiness.

So we can actually transfer some of your own body fat into the surrounding area around the implant and make it almost like a hybrid type of a breast augmentation. If you’re interested in it, contact us at info@daviscps.com.

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Daily Mail TV with Dr. Steven Davis: Reaction to Facial Fillers May Be Seen with COVID Vaccine

April 16, 2021 by Davis

There has been a lot of news in the media lately regarding facial fillers and the COVID vaccine. As Dr. Steven Davis has mentioned in previous videos, swelling that may occur where your fillers were injected after receiving the vaccine is normal and shouldn’t be something to be overly worried about.

Still, if you experience severe swelling, consult your doctor immediately. Here at Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, we recommend having an over-the-counter fix on hand after receiving the vaccine. Benadryl is an excellent choice to bring down the swelling that may occur.

For more on the reaction you may experience at the spot of your facial filler injection after receiving the COVID vaccine, tune in below as Dr. Steven Davis makes an appearance on the Daily Mail.

[Transcript]

Moving on now. We are learning about some new fears for people who have cosmetic fillers and have developed facial swelling after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
Some patients have experienced a swelling in the areas where they had some injectables. And this has been seen before with other types of vaccinations. What happens is the body basically goes into a fight mode.
Now, if you do find yourself in a situation where you are swelling up after getting a vaccination, you should, of course, consult your doctor immediately. But Dr. Steven Davis, a board certified plastic surgeon, also recommends having an over-the-counter fix ready.
Things like a Benadryl.
Dr. Davis also recommends a two-week buffer window between any fillers and the vaccine to prevent any swelling at all.

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Dr. Davis Uses ‘Fire and Ice’ Fat Crystallization Procedure to Target Back Fat

April 9, 2021 by Davis

“Jamie Wallace runs five miles a day and exercises with a trainer to lose the weight she put on during quarantine. While she’s made progress, she says she can’t seem to get rid of stubborn bra fat. She isn’t alone, according to Dr. Steven Davis of New Jersey. He says women come into his office all the time complaining about how they can’t get rid of the extra skin in that area. For people like Jamie, who hate needles, Davis recommends a nonsurgical procedure he calls “fire and ice.”’ – Inside Edition

[Transcript]

[Narrator] She got rid of the dreaded “quarantine 15,” except for one problem area.
You can see this fat hanging over.
[Narrator] Jamie Wallace runs five miles a day and exercises with a trainer.
And squeeze in, perfect, good.
[Narrator] But she still can’t get rid of stubborn bra fat.
It’s got to go.
Hi, how are you?
Hi Dr. Davis, how are you?
Good, nice to see you
Good
Come on in
[Narrator] Dr. Steven Davis of Cherry Hill, New Jersey says Jamie isn’t alone.
This right here is what I’m seeing all the women coming in to talk about. No matter how much exercising that you’re doing, this skin and this little bit of fat really doesn’t go away.
I’m embarrassed of it.
[Narrator] She also hates needles, So Dr. Davis recommends a non-surgical procedure he calls, Fire and Ice.
The first part of it is really freezing the fat and literally killing those fat cells. The second part is, I’m using really hot energy that’s gonna go into the skin and cause that skin to shrink and tighten.
[Narrator] Dr. Davis marks the problem zones.
This is more of the central area, almost like the bullseye of the whole thing.
I’m very excited.
[Narrator] Step one freeze the fat cells into ice-like crystals.
It really does just go after the fat. It’s not gonna hurt the skin, It’s not gonna hurt the muscle that’s surrounding it, it’s not gonna hurt any of the other tissues. Is that the way it feels?
It’s cold but it’s refreshing.
[Narrator] Now, step two, Dr. Davis uses a radio frequency device that blasts penetrating heat to liquefy the fat crystals and also tighten the skin.
The fat gets excreted by your body, over the course of the next three to four weeks.
[Narrator] The left side hasn’t gotten the heat yet. Now look at the right side.
This area here, is flatter. I can’t even squeeze this anymore. There’s no surgery, there’s no downtime. She could literally go back to like exercising later on today.
[Narrator] Jamie is ready to check out her results. Even right after the procedure, you can see the difference.
Wow, that’s a huge difference. They used to hang over.

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Utilizing KYBELLA® All Over the Body

April 2, 2021 by Davis

Have you ever heard of the first & only injectable for double chins called KYBELLA®? If you haven’t, today’s featured video with Dr. Steven Davis is a fantastic place to start! This innovative injectable has traditionally been used for the appearance of your chin, but now we’re here to talk about the various ways it can be utilized all over the body. By targeting small pockets of fat with KYBELLA® injections, we can now transform areas of your body with minimally-invasive techniques.

So, if you feel as if this treatment is ideal for you and a small area of your body, don’t hesitate to give Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery in Cherry Hill, NJ, a shout!

Tune in and learn all about the possibilities behind KYBELLA®, the results speak for themselves!

[Transcript]

Hi, everyone. I wanted to talk to you a little bit about what I’m seeing a lot of in the office these days. And the idea is to try to utilize as many new procedures, and techniques, and concepts, and even products in all different areas of the body.

And one of these areas happens to be small pockets of fat that patients really don’t want to have a surgical procedure for. So what we have is something called Kybella.

It’s been used for a very long time now to treat under the chin areas, of a little bit of fat along the jawline, neck, if you have a double chin, you may have heard about it before.

But one thing that you may not realize is that we can actually utilize this same product in other areas of the body, that you may have little pockets of fat. Ideally it will be small areas, maybe like on the inside of the arm here, or on the back of the arm, even the knee area. Some areas like that, that you just are having a difficult time getting rid of with just diet and exercise.

So next time you’re thinking about that while you’re looking in the mirror, think about other ways of getting rid of this using different kinds of procedures, or different kinds of products. And I’ll talk to you again about more things next week.

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