The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery Launches Responsive Design Website

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) November 27, 2013

The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery in Alpharetta, GA has launched a new and improved website to better showcase its practice to existing and potential customers. The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery’s new website utilizes an innovative ‘responsive design,’ that allows visitors to view the website seamlessly on any platform.

Additional improvements to the Swan Center for Plastic Surgery’s website include a cutting-edge design that emphasizes functionality and ease of use while still maintaining an aesthetically pleasing design.

Dr. Joseph G. Bauer, Founder of the Swan Center for Plastic Surgery, is a double board certified in plastic surgery and general surgery. Dr. Bauer realizes that beauty is intensely personal and ensures work celebrates the uniqueness of each individual. Dr. Bauer’s recommendations and advice are the result of years of experience and thoughtful, professional judgment. His ongoing commitment to staying on top of recent innovation and technologies keeps him and his techniques on the leading edge of cosmetic surgery.

Dr. Bauer and the Swan Center for Plastic Surgery launched their new website to showcase the practice in a new and informative structure that will keep existing patients and potential new clients informed of the services offered and any promotional offers. The responsive design ensures that the nearly 25 percent of medical related searches that come from a mobile device will have the same access as computer users.

“After years of service in the Atlanta, GA area, I wanted a website that would better inform my patients of the options available to them at our JCAHO surgery centers, regardless of their device of choice,” explains Dr. Bauer. “I have no doubt this new website does exactly that and more. The new website helps provide current patients and future patients with the information that everyone should see when considering plastic surgery.”

As one of the most prominent breast surgeons in the Southeast, Dr. Bauer is known for his completely super natural-looking results. His unique ability to marry functions and form with a completely natural result is unsurpassed.

Dr. Bauer is a member of many professional societies and is a contributing author to various plastic surgery textbooks including, ‘Plastic Surgery for Dummies’ and scientific journals. He has been featured as a resident expert on a host of major television/radio networks, in magazines and newspapers and most recently featured as….. World’s Great Plastic Surgery.

About The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery:

The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery is a leader in the aesthetic industry specializing in surgery of the breast, body contouring procedures and face procedures.

The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery’s on site operating facility, Alpharetta Aesthetic Center is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). The Joint Commission is an independent, not-for-profit organization; and is the nation’s oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting body in health care, focusing on patient safety and quality of care. The plastic surgeons at The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery are board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, among a multitude of further professional accomplishments.

Swan Center for Plastic Surgery
4165 Old Milton Parkway, Suite 200
Alpharetta, GA 30005
http://www.swancenteratlanta.com
(770) 667-0904 or (800) 816-1057

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Turbinate Outfracture During Rhinoplasty

Turbinate in your nose clean and humidify the air as it travels through your nose and into your lungs. There are three small turbinate in your nose, with their positions named inferior, middle and superior. It’s not uncommon for people in Newport Beach to complain of allergies or of constantly inflamed, mucous infested turbinate. If you are considering rhinoplasty in Newport Beach, it can be possible to have your turbinate reduced during your procedure to improve your breathing.

Decreasing the turbinate in size will correct nasal obstruction while simultaneously decreasing airway resistance, most importantly, preserving the natural function of the turbinate. After your rhinoplasty and turbinate reduction procedure you should experience a substantial improvement in breathing as well as some reduction in nasal drainage.

Turbinate reduction can be performed in conjunction with a primary rhinoplasty procedure or during a revision procedure. If you are choosing to have your turbinate reduced during a revision rhinoplasty procedure be sure you have given your turbinate and nose ample time to heal. Profuse mucous production post-rhinoplasty surgery does not always mean that you need surgery to fix them. Depending on the patient, the turbinate can stay inflamed for weeks or even months.

Some techniques for turbinate reduction may not require an incision or cut to be made, if you decide not to have rhinoplasty surgery you can still choose to have your turbinate reduced at any time. It is important to discuss both functional and cosmetic problems with your Newport Beach plastic surgeon. Communicating your expectations with your surgeon will set you up for the best possible outcome. Call the offices of triple board certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Ali Sajjadian in Newport Beach today for your rhinoplasty and turbinate reduction consultation.  Dr. Sajjadian has had extensive training and experience in all aspect of rhinoplasty and functional as well as aesthetic nasal surgery.

What to Expect for your Rhinoplasty Procedure

Rhinoplasty by nature is not a procedure with a “blueprint.” Noses are like fingerprints, and no two rhinoplasty procedures will ever be the same. Each rhinoplasty procedure should be customized to address the specific anatomy and needs of the patient.

Newport Beach plastic surgeons can perform a rhinoplasty either inside the nose, or through a tiny incision at the external base of the nose, in-between the nostrils and the bone. This requires the cartilage to be readjusted underneath your skin. For more minor changes, your Newport Beach plastic surgeon can use cartilage harvested from deeper inside your nose. Cartilage from your ear can be used in case of revision rhinoplasty. In cases where there is a need for more significant adjustments, the cartilage will be harvested from either the ribs or other bones.

Your Newport Beach plastic surgeon will discuss your options for anesthesia with you during a consultation. Local anesthesia with sedation is usually used in an outpatient setting and is only effective on a limited part of your body. With this option you can expect to be groggy but not fully asleep. General anesthesia is inhaled and affects your entire body. You will be set up on a breathing tube, and will be temporarily unconscious for your rhinoplasty procedure.

Once your rhinoplasty procedure is completed you will begin your recovery. You will be instructed to rest in a bed with your head elevated higher than your chest. This helps to reduce swelling and bleeding. After your rhinoplasty procedure you will most likely notice an immediate change in your breathing. It is normal to feel congested or stuffy due to swelling in your nose. Our practice gives you extensive instruction as well as certain meds and dietary supplements to promote quicker healing and recovery.

Rhinoplasty is a highly specialized procedure, and requires a high level of skill. Triple board certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Ali Sajjadian has experience with a plethora of noses, all different shape, sizes, and ethnicity. Dr. Sajjadian has the skill to help you craft the nose you have always wanted. Call his offices today in Newport Beach to schedule your consultation.

Asian Rhinoplasty - Reviance Portland

Dr. James Chan offers Asian Rhinoplasty procedures for patients in Vancouver, Portland and surrounding areas of Washington and Oregon.

What is Asian Rhinoplasty?

The objective of most Asian Rhinoplasty procedures is to make the nose more well-defined and prominent. Traditional Rhinoplasty procedures do not work for most of the Asian population; typically the flatter profile needs a higher bridge. Look at our Asian Rhinoplasty before and after photos to see examples of how this procedure differs from a traditional Rhinoplasty procedure.

How Does an Asian Rhinoplasty Differ from a Caucasian Rhinoplasty?

The anatomy of the Asian nose differs from that of a Caucasian nose for many reasons, including:

• Nasal bridge is less prominent
• Nasal bridge is wider and less angular
• Cartilage is more fragile
• Overlying skin tissue is thicker
• Nasal septum is typically not deviated

Click here for more information about Asian eyelid surgery at ReviancePortland.com.

Asian Facelift - Reviance Portland

Dr. James Chan offers an Asian facelift for patients in Vancouver, Portland and surrounding areas of Washington and Oregon.

How is an Asian Facelift Different?

In general, Asian skin tends to be thicker and less prone to sagging. Due to this, the Asian facelift is less invasive than a traditional facelift. Depending on your anatomy and cosmetic needs, there are various techniques available for an Asian Facelift.

What are my Options for an Asian Facelift?

• Minimally invasive lower Face Lift
  Dr. Chan will surgically reposition and tighten underlying facial tissue. Results look natural and are long lasting. This technique is comparable to the Lifestyle lift, Quicklift, or MACS lift.
• Traditional Deep Plane Face Lift
  The deep plane face lift is less commonly performed as Asians tend to have anatomy and an aging process that lends itself to minimally invasive lower facelifts.
• Brow Lift
  For patients looking for a less drastic rejuvenation, a brow lift can tighten and smooth the skin around the eyes, eyebrows and forehead

To see which procedure is right for your aesthetic goals, contact Doctor Chan to schedule your Asian Facelift consultation in Portland today.

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Asian Eyelid Surgery - Reviance Portland

Dr. James Chan offers Asian eyelid surgery for patients in Portland, Vancouver and surrounding areas of Oregon and Washington.

What is Asian Eyelid Surgery?

Approximately half the Asian population has a fold above the eyelashes, while the other half do not. The surgical technique used by Dr. Chan to create an eyelid fold is called Asian double eyelid surgery. The goal of this procedure is to give patients a natural looking eyelid fold.

How is Asian Eyelid Surgery in Portland Performed?

There are various types of procedures Asian Eyelid surgery, however the incisional technique is the most commonly used due to its effectiveness. Dr. Chan’s precise method for surgery depends on the shape of your eye and is based on his experience and expertise.

Incisional Technique: Dr. Chan will determine the best locations for incisions based on your anatomy. The amount of skin to be removed can also be determined based on the desired height of the crease. Dr. Chan will meticulously shape your new crease by removing skin, fat and tissue.

Another method that is used less commonly is the suture technique. This procedure involves passing sutures inside the eyelid to create a crease. Discuss with Dr. Chan your cosmetic goals and medical history to determine which procedure is best for you. When looking for a surgeon to perform your Asian eyelid surgery, be sure he/she has extensive experience with procedures specific to the Asian community, such as Dr. Chan.

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What you must ask your rhinoplasty surgeon prior to surgery

There is certainly no shortage of plastic surgeons who offer rhinoplasty. It is a smart idea to shop around and get opinions from many doctors before undergoing any surgical procedure, but do you know what questions you should be asking during your consultation? Orange County plastic surgeon, Dr. Ali Sajjadian has a few tips for you and your rhinoplasty consultation.

According to the leading plastic surgeons across the globe, rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging procedures to perform. With that in mind, you obviously don’t want an unqualified, cosmetic surgeon performing your rhinoplasty. You want the best of the best, and to find that, you have to ask the right questions.

First and foremost, you should inquire into the surgeon’s educational background. Did this surgeon complete his residency in plastic surgery, or some other medical field? If you don’t ask this question you can end up with a surgeon who was primarily educated in something like dermatology, and took a weekend class to get a license to practice cosmetic surgery.

Next, you need to know how extensive this surgeon’s experience with rhinoplasty is. You can ask something like “what percentage of your practice is dedicated to the highly specialized filed of rhinoplasty?” You should also inquire into what type of anesthesia will be used, what their revision policy is, and ask to see some before and after pictures of their work.

Finally, you need to be sure the surgeon’s vision and your vision are aligned. The most important factor is to have a good conversation about your goals, desires and expectations of the final result. Many surgeons offer photo “morphing” so you can get an accurate idea of what your results should look like, and be sure the two of you are on the same page.

Most importantly, you need to verify the surgeon’s certifications. Ask if the surgeon is board certified, and if so, by what board?

About Dr. Sajjadian: Dr. Sajjadian has been invited to give lectures regionally, nationally and internationally on the topic of rhinoplasty for over ten years and is one of few plastic surgeons in the United States who holds Triple Board Certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the American Board of Otolaryngology, as well as the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

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Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Ali Sajjadian Launches Responsive Design Website

Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Ali Sajjadian has launched a new and improved website to better showcase his practice to existing and potential customers. Dr. Sajjadian’s new websites utilizes an innovative ‘responsive design,’ that allows visitors to view the website seamlessly on any platform. Additional improvements to Dr. Sajjadian’s website include a cutting-edge design that emphasizes functionality and ease of use while still maintaining an aesthetically pleasing design.

Dr. Ali Sajjadian is a triple board certified plastic surgeon who brings more than a decade of experience and a wealth of knowledge to every procedure he performs. Dr. Sajjadian is recognized as a top plastic surgeon, distinguished member and fellow of multiple surgical boards, and a professor and author of over 70 publications related to cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery.

Dr. Ali Sajjadian launched his new website to showcase his practice in a new and informative structure that will keep his existing patients and potential new clients informed of the services he offers. The responsive design ensures that the nearly 25 percent of medical related searches that come from a mobile device will have the same access as computer users.

“After years of service in Newport Beach and Orange County, CA, I wanted a website that would better inform my patients of the options available to them at our surgery centers, regardless of their device of choice,” explains Dr. Sajjadian. “I have no doubt this new website does exactly that and more. The new website helps provide current patients and future patients with the information that everyone should see when considering plastic surgery.”

Dr. Sajjadian is one of few plastic surgeons in the United States who holds Triple Board Certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the American Board of Otolaryngology, as well as the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

Dr. Sajjadian is also happy to offer a complimentary initial consultation for any new customers that are considering plastic surgery. The consultation is designed to be an information-gathering session in which Dr. Sajjadian will propose a customized plan of action to deliver an individualized procedure, based on the unique needs of the patient.

About Dr. Ali Sajjadian: For many consecutive years, Dr. Sajjadian received the honor as one of “America’s Top Physicians”. He is a former Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery and a faculty member of the Plastic Surgery Residency Program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dr. Sajjadian, renowned as a Newport Beach rhinoplasty specialist, conducted extensive research and taught cosmetic and plastic surgery of the face, breast and body to both residents and fellows. He is also a former instructor of Facial Plastic Surgery at Emory University. 

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