
6 Reasons Why Beverly Hills is the Best Destination for Plastic Surgery
Beverly Hills has long been synonymous with luxury, beauty, and transformation. It’s no surprise that it also stands at the forefront of world-class plastic surgery. Whether you're considering a subtle enhancement or a major procedure, Beverly Hills offers unparalleled access to leading surgeons, cutting-edge techniques, and a higher standard of…
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Your Breasts Over Time: Understanding the Changes That Come with Age
As we age, our bodies undergo countless changes—and the breasts are no exception. Whether due to hormonal shifts, lifestyle factors, or the natural effects of time, these changes can affect how we feel about our appearance. While some changes may be subtle, others can lead to aesthetic or functional concerns…
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7 Reasons for Choosing a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
As with any medical procedure, plastic surgery comes with risks, and it's essential to choose a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon. One way to ensure that you're choosing a reputable plastic surgeon is to look for one who is board-certified. What is a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon? A board-certified plastic surgeon…
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The Journey into Functional Medicine
The Definitive Series on Longevity and Anti-Aging: Part I Ok, it's time to get real. There's more to medicine than I was taught. It's with a combination of a quest for knowledge, mixed with a little anger and embarrassment that I started a journey into functional medicine. My first exposure…
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Unlocking the Power of Peptides
The Definitive Series on Longevity and Anti-Aging: Part II One of the things I’m most excited about as I study functional medicine is anti-aging protocols, designed for longevity and well-being. There is a lot of great information not taught in medical school on this topic. Once you start down the…
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The Rise in Women Doctors and the Female Future of Medicine
In 2019, for the first time, there were more women than men enrolled in U.S. medical schools (50.5%), according to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). This headway builds on 2017’s milestone when, for the first time, women comprised the majority of first-year medical students. This positive trend shows…
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