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Jan

The Art of No Bruise Rhinoplasty

For years many of my patients told me that their main concern about rhinoplasty was postoperative recovery.   I have heard so many stories about patients having prolonged swelling and bruising for over a month. Diminishing the amount of bruising, swelling, and postoperative recove...

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Jan

Next generation facelift

As a plastic surgeon at the top of his game, I am always striving to improve and make my results better.   Over the years, I have developed a maturity and approach to facial rejuvenation that I believe has improved the overall results and longevity of the facelift procedure, most ...

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Jan

The 5 biggest mistakes when searching for a plastic surgeon

Just like real estate where the 3 most important aspects are location, location, and location, the most important aspect of looking for a plastic surgeon is experience, experience, and experience. In general, it takes 10 years before a plastic surgeon gets enough volume of cosme...

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Jan

Dr. Chasan on the En Bloc Capsulectomy

Sep 19, 2019 With the recent news of Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (...

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Jan

Dr. Chasan on the FDA Implant Recall

Sep 4, 2019 To Our Valued Patients, There has been a considerable amount of recent press related to Breast Implant Associated-Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) as a result of Allergan's recent recall of the BIOCELL textured implants and expanders. T...

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Jan

Rhinoplasty in San Diego: Questions and Considerations

Jan 22, 2019 What to consider when planning cosmetic or functional rhinoplasty in San Diego Dr. Paul E. Chasan is a board-certified plastic surgeon in San Diego, California, this page was last updated January 22, 2019 Dr. Paul E. Chasan, a board-certified...

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Jan

Thinking of Removing Your Breast Implants?

You can clearly remember the day you came home from getting breast implants. One look in the mirror was all it took for all the time and money spent to be worthwhile. But somewhere over the years, your feelings have changed. Instead of bringing you joy, your breast implants have ...

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Jan

Plastic Surgeons Are More Than Vanity

Common Misunderstandings About Plastic Surgery I was recently at an event at our partner hotel, L’Auberge Del Mar, when I was approached by young lady who said that she was in the wellness business. I told her that I was in the same business, as well. I asked her what exactly she...

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Jan

Reductive Augmentation of the Breast – Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Reductive Augmentation of the Breast Paul E. Chasan Received: 16 August 2017 / Accepted: 18 October 2017 ©The Author(s) 2017. This article is an open access publication Abstract Aim Although breast reduction surgery plays an invaluable role in the correction of macromastia...

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Jan

Obsessed With Tension

After genetics, the most important factor for achieving a perfect scar is avoiding tension on the skin closure; this is established at the time of the operation. The skin as an organ is designed to keep out the environment, and therefore has an enormous amount of immunologic and ...

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Jan

Can a Plastic Surgeon be Good at Both Facial AND Body Cosmetic Surgery?

Can a Plastic Surgeon be Good at Both Facial AND Body Cosmetic Surgery? This is a question that I get asked often and the short answer is yes. It is possible not only to be competent at each of these surgeries, but to excel at them. As an experienced plastic surgeon, I do the fol...

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Jan

Lo Barato es Mas Carro

“Lo Barato es mas carro” is a Spanish term that translates to “the cheaper it is the more expensive it becomes”. This is very appropriate in the field of cosmetic surgery. I often see patients who are willing to consider going to Tijuana or a surgeon with no formal training to ge...

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