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A Mother’s Day “THANKS to my MOM”!

By: Karen Horton | May 12, 2014

I am the daughter of a Surgeon and a Scientist.  My father Ulo Ambus is a recently retired Breast Surgeon and Surgical Oncologist who spent 30 years at the University of…

Plastic Surgery Myth #9: It’s too risky

By: Karen Horton | May 8, 2014

Is having Plastic Surgery too risky?  Here’s an honest answer from a Plastic Surgeon:  “IT CAN BE”.    What does this mean? Today, many health care professionals, including MDs (Doctor…

IPL Treatments – How many, how often, and why??

By: Karen Horton | May 1, 2014

To get the very best results from IPL therapy, we recommend that our patients do 5 IPL (intense pulsed light) treatments, performed 4 weeks apart. Why 5 treatments?  Because each treatment…

Plastic Surgery Myth #8: Implants affect breast feeding

By: Karen Horton | Apr 28, 2014

Breast implants are placed to augment the natural volume of a woman’s breasts, to correct congenital asymmetries or abnormalities (such as Poland Syndrome or tubular breasts), as part of a…

Plastic Surgery Myth #7: Breast implants are not safe

By: Karen Horton | Apr 25, 2014

The most common question I am asked in a breast augmentation consultation is “are breast implants SAFE???”.  The answer, definitively and scientifically is:  YES. The Plastic Surgery community worldwide has…

Plastic Surgery Myth #6: All Botox is the same

By: Karen Horton | Apr 23, 2014

Is all Botox the same?  I asked Courtney McSpadden, our Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner and “Gentle Injector” at Horton SPA, an expert on neuromodulators to comment on the Plastic Surgery myth pertaining…

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