BOTOX® Cosmetic is one of the most effective short-term treatments for crow’s feet – those pesky wrinkles next to the eyes that can quickly age even the youngest-looking face. With BOTOX® Cosmetic, our nurse injector Jennifer Prince can help eliminate these wrinkles, producing a look that is both smoother and more youthful without requiring surgery. […]
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Have you ever looked at a really beautiful painting and not only marveled at how the lines and shapes take form to create the subject, but also how the colors mix in just the right way to create something truly breathtaking? To create the perfect piece of art, it takes an artist (to appreciate the
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The words retinol and Retin A are thrown around a lot these days. But are they interchangeable? Not exactly. Here, Jennifer Prince RN to Dr. John Corey talks about the differences in these products. Tags: plastic surgery
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Patients ask us all the time, what are my choices in implants? Implants are NOT created equally and have come a long way since the 70s and 80s. While a saline implant feels different than a gel impant, they both have a silicone outer shell. Also, the new “gummy bear” implants have a very unique
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Facelift surgery is an incredibly effective way to address signs of aging in the neck and lower face. With this procedure, Scottsdale plastic surgeon Dr. John Corey can correct: Sagging or loose neck and facial skin Double chin and jowls Lines and wrinkles around the mouth Nasolabial folds Bags underneath the eyes If you are
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons has recently released its annual report on plastic surgery trends. Not surprisingly, breast augmentation remained the most popular plastic surgery procedure in 2014, with over 286,000 women seeking enhancement from board-certified plastic surgeons. Rounding out the top five most popular cosmetic procedures in this report are nose reshaping, liposuction
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People ask us all the time if in-office laser hurts. The answer is no! We love the Fraxel DUAL 1550/1927 Laser! At Dr. John Corey’s office, we make sure that you are in a comforable setting before administering this quick procedure that produces dramatic results. Here, Jennifer Prince, RN to Dr. Corey shows you how
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With modern implant options, breast augmentation can produce pleasing results for a number of years. However, the procedure is not considered permanent and, over time, you may begin to experience imperfections that become distracting or aesthetically unappealing. When this occurs, it may be time to call Phoenix breast surgeon Dr. John Corey at 480-767-7700 to
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A study published in the most recent Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery—Global Open®, the official open-access medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, has found that new liposuction techniques are able to produce remarkable results both in the short and long-term. Taking place over 20 years and collecting data from over 4,000 patients, this
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The terms cosmetic surgeon and plastic surgeon are often used interchangeably, but they are far from the same thing. The truth is, anyone who has attained a medical degree can use the title “cosmetic surgeon.” Plastic surgeon, however, is a title exclusively reserved for those who have been board-certified by the ABPS (American Board of
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