Toronto Facial Plastic Surgery Blog

Cosmetic Surgery Tips for Maintaining the Results of Facial Procedures When it comes to effective cosmetic procedures, preparation and aftercare are just as important as selecting the right surgeon to perform the treatment. Depending on the type of procedure you’re having done—whether it’s surgical or nonsurgical—there are certain things you…

The Way Your Facial Features Relate to Each Other Affects Your Overall Look Our facial features affect our facial balance. Among the different features that play an important role in facial balance, the nose is arguably the most prominent (other features being the chin, lips, eyes, and ears). For a…

Crow’s feet, horizontal forehead lines, and vertical brow lines can be a real pain. These fine lines and wrinkles are a constant reminder that we can’t stay young forever. Dealing with age lines can feel like a fight that just can’t be won. However, with the help of cosmetic injectables…

A facelift, or rhytidectomy, is one of the most common plastic-surgery procedures and is performed in the head and neck region. This surgery can significantly improve aesthetic issues in the lower face and the neck caused by aging. A facelift can noticeably improve your look by restoring a more youthful…

Many people have a section of loose sagging tissue hanging down from their neck. This issue is often called a “turkey wattle.” Have you ever wondered where this name comes from? The turkey has very distinctive features that are quite hard to miss. Among these are a large fanned-out feathery…

Ask people the one thing they fear the most and many will reply “getting old.” Old age, apart from resulting in sensory changes, can open a Pandora’s box of skin troubles. Deep wrinkles, acne scars, and fine lines start to appear, and the lips start sagging, often resulting in a…

Your facial volume is a critical component of a beautiful and youthful-looking face. Cheeks are a prominent feature of the face, and loss in cheek volume can make you look significantly older than you actually are. As you age, there is a steady loss in cheek volume over time. This…