Articles

By: Adam Boettcher, M.D.

From at-home Botox injections to black-market fillers, people are increasingly taking medical aesthetics into their own hands, often without understanding the serious risks involved.

By: Adam Boettcher, M.D.

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer worldwide, with millions of new cases diagnosed each year. While early detection and treatment are critical to preventing the spread of cancer, they often leave patients with significant facial defects, particularly when tumors are excised from delicate areas such as the nose, lips, or eyelids.

By: Brian Cripe, M.D.

From custom implants to patient-specific tissue scaffolds, 3D printing is poised to revolutionize how plastic surgeons approach complex reconstructions.

By: Brian Cripe, M.D.

Pediatric hand surgery plays a vital role in improving the quality of life for children born with congenital hand anomalies or those who experience traumatic injuries. Addressing these conditions early can significantly enhance a child's ability to perform everyday activities, promote independence, and support overall development.