HeyJaredPark Avenue Plastic Surgery Class
Join Park Avenue board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Lawrence Bass as he discusses the latest developments and news about all things plastic surgery and anti-aging – drawing on his wealth of experience as a leading surgeon, a plastic surgery professor, and technology…
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Facts & Fallacies: Facelift Surgery (Part 1) (opens the original)
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The surgery that meaningfully addresses skin laxity also happens to be the procedure that attracts the most persistent myths — from a supposedly "new" natural look invented overseas, to the idea that recovery takes months. In the first installment of a multi-episode series on face lifting, Dr. Lawrence Bass and co-host Summer Hardy work through the most common misconceptions people bring into a consultation, calling each one a fact or a fallacy. They cover the "Paris lift" media trend and why th
Facelift Series #11: Fat Facts w/ Dr. Jason Bloom (opens the original)
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The layer just beneath the skin does more to shape a youthful face than most people expect. Dr. Lawrence Bass and Dr. Jason Bloom explain where facial volume actually comes from and the areas fat commonly gets added: cheeks, nasolabial folds, lips, temples, the jawline, and the tear trough under the eyes. Volume loss, not just loose skin, reshapes a face over time. Harvesting and processing get equal attention: gentler cannulas, tumescent fluid, and a closed membrane system that purifies fat to
Mainstreaming the Mommy Makeover w/ Dr. Munique Maia (opens the original)
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After pregnancy, the body's changes are rarely uniform — which means the surgical plan can't be either. Dr. Bass and returning guest Dr. Munique Maia walk through the two core areas a mommy makeover addresses: the abdomen and the breasts. For the abdomen, they cover how a full tummy tuck works — correcting diastasis, removing excess skin, and including liposuction for the waist and flanks — and when a mini approach, a simple C-section scar release, or non-invasive skin tightening is the better f
Breast Implant Maintenance (opens the original)
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You service your car by the mile and your house by the season, but the silicone and saline devices from a cosmetic breast augmentation keep a schedule all their own. The classic answer is that you run them until they break — no surgeon, manufacturer, or FDA rule forces a replacement while the device is still performing. What sends someone back to the OR isn't a date on the calendar but events: capsular contracture that firms up or distorts the shape, and the rupture or deflation of a saline or s
Injectable Fillers & Gender Affirmation (opens the original)
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Facial appearance carries some of the strongest signals of gender, and small, precise changes can shift how a face reads to the world. Dr. Lawrence Bass and returning guest Dr. Jason Bloom, co-director of the Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania, walk through the standard menu of facial feminization and masculinization work: brow shape, nasal bridge and tip, forehead slope, cheek volume, and jaw and chin contour. They compare implants, fat grafti
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