Laser treatment is a highly efficacious way to address many skin issues and deliver a revived youthfulness and beauty to the skin in general. However, like most medical treatments, a certain amount of care is required after the initial treatment in order to maintain the results you might get from the procedure. Below we look at how to care for skin after a laser treatment.

Botulinum toxin is an industry-standard substance that helps to restore lost volume in areas of the face and other parts of the body. It’s possibly one of the most well-known substances in all of plastic surgery.

Many people come seeking double eyelid surgery (or Asian eyelid surgery) to fulfill some kind of aesthetic desire based on rounding the corners of the eyes. And the surgery fulfills this function quite well for a number of patients.

As we age, our skin begins to lose its elasticity, and the changes this makes to our appearance begin to show. Namely, wrinkles and fine lines start appearing around the eyes, making us appear tired and aged. However, just because this is natural does not mean we need to passively let it happen. One way to resist signs of aging is to use laser resurfacing for eyelid wrinkles.

Dermal fillers are a highly effective type of injectable substance that is utilized in plastic surgery environments to smooth out undesirable or unattractive facial features. But what are the signs you can benefit from dermal fillers yourself?

Whether you're considering Botox or dermal fillers for your first injectables appointment, there are a few important steps to take before you walk through the door.

What are the eye health risks of ptosis, and how does the ptosis repair surgery process work? The medical professionals at Raleigh Eye and Face discuss all you need to know in today’s blog.

Asian eyelid surgery is a cosmetic procedure that creates a natural-looking crease in the upper eyelid. For those who have monolids, this can be an incredibly effective procedure that allows for a dynamic, personal facial aesthetic.