Advanced Aesthetic

A facelift,technically known as a rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure performed to improve the most visible signs of aging. A successful facelift will eliminate excess fat, tighten muscles beneath the skin of the face and neck, and remove any loose or sagging skin. In many cases, this procedure is performed in conjunction with eyelid and/or forehead surgery. A facelift can make you look younger and healthier, and it may enhance your self-confidence as well.

Gynecomastia is a medical term that comes from the Greek words for “women-like breasts.” An estimated 40 to 60% of men are affected by gynecomastia. Men who are affected my Gynecomastia often feel burdened with a social handicap that causes a deep and complex shame, embarrassment and feelings of humiliation. For many men, the best solution is surgery. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone, Dr Javaheri can help.

The surgical procedure to reduce or refine the nose is known as a rhinoplasty. The reasons for considering rhinoplasty vary from individual to individual. Some may be self-conscious of a large hump or a prominent tip while others may have sustained injuries to their nose resulting in a deformed or altered appearance. In the majority of cases, both men and women alike wish to have what is considered a normal and average nose that will blend into their face rather than dominate it

Regardless of how committed you are when taking care of your face, premature wrinkles are an inevitable part of life. There are three types of wrinkles: dynamic, static, and wrinkle folds. Dynamic wrinkles are caused by the contraction of muscles that are attached to your overlying skin. Every time your muscle contracts, your skin bunches together forming lines between your muscles. The most common dynamic wrinkles form across your forehead, on your cheeks, near the outer corner of your eyes (crow’s feet), and between your eyebrows. Static wrinkles are a result of genetics, poor diet, environmental factors, smoking, sun damage, prolonged dynamic wrinkling, and lack of elasticity. Static wrinkles continue to be visible even after muscle contraction has stopped and that is why they are called “static.” The third type of wrinkle is called a wrinkle fold. The cause of this wrinkle is due to sagging of the underlying facial structures and the most common wrinkle folds are the deep grooves between the nose and mouth known as the naso-labial groove.