When your body gets wounded, it heals naturally by forming a scar. Minor cuts and scrapes fade over time. Scars, on the other hand, form when the cut reaches the dermis, the middle layer of your skin. A scar revision procedure can reduce scarring by blending the scar with the surrounding skin tone and texture. Because every scar is unique, every...
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Fat transfer has become a popular cosmetic surgery procedure among individuals due to its pleasing and natural results along with other benefits. Patients can transfer some of their fat to their faces or other parts of their bodies if they are unhappy with their volume and contour, enhancing both parts of the patient’s body. Fat transfer is a...
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Our skin loses its elasticity as we age. This loss of elasticity makes our skin appear loose and saggy as shown in older people who have drooping skin on or around their neck. Gravity, sunlight, genetics, and massive weight loss can also cause neck skin to loosen along with the natural aging process. Prolonged exposure to harmful UV rays from...
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Your earlobes are vulnerable to stretching, tearing, and keloid scarring once you pierce your ears. The tears found near your earlobes often split due to trauma and end up being very visible. When one pulls earrings through the piercing hole, split earlobes can occur. This condition can also happen if you have tight clip-on earrings which can...
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Our skin loses its natural elasticity as we age. It can get loose due to changes in weight, natural pulling and stretching, and a delicate facial structure, bones, and fat. Other factors such as smoking, sun exposure, and the natural pull of gravity can also lead to saggy skin. Loose skin eventually pools to various parts of the body and usually...
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The nose is the most prominent part of the face, making it more prone to sustaining trauma or injury. The bones of your nose get broken more often than any other bone in the face. Contact sports and accidents that lead to facial trauma are some of the most common causes of a broken nose. A broken can nose or a nasal fracture can cause different...
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What are Keloids and How do They Form? Our skin heals itself by forming a fibrous tissue type known as scar tissue over the wound sustained from cuts or lacerations. The scar tissue acts as the wound’s defense mechanism while it slowly heals. However, in some instances, scar tissue overgrows which then results in lumpy, hard growths on the wound...
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The Ideal nose is when the nose body draws out a straight, vertical line down the center of the face. For a crooked nose, however, the opposite can be said as a slight or sharp curve is formed, making the nose appear crooked or bent. A crooked nose can be a cause for concern in most cases in terms of functionality and aesthetics. A crooked nose,...
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Facial paralysis is characterized by the loss of facial movement due to nerve damage. It takes place when an individual is unable to move some or all muscles on one or both sides of the face. As a result, the person’s facial muscles can weaken or appear droopy. This condition can occur suddenly or happen gradually and slowly for months, while...
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Some people feel like their cheeks are too big or too round. Some of the reasons why certain individuals have such prominent cheeks are due to genetics, weight gain, or poor lifestyle choices. Buccal fat pad removal can address this issue of having big cheeks. Buccal fat pad removal or buccal lipectomy is a type of cosmetic procedure designed to...
View MoreWhen under the care of Dr. Sedgh, you will feel comfortable, cared for, and you will understand every aspect of your upcoming treatment, whether surgical or non-surgical. His approach to facial enhancement is to achieve a refreshed, natural look – with transparency, honesty, and the highest level of ethical treatment, from start to finish.
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