Archive for February, 2012

Plastic surgery blog: Feds say NO- to graphic cigarette images; but smokers surgical risk are real

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012

woman holding cigarette6 Plastic surgery blog: Feds say NO  to graphic cigarette images; but smokers surgical risk are real

When the federal government decided to place graphic images on cigarette packaging most of us knew there would be a battle. According to a CNN news report the battle has been decided. A federal mandate requiring tobacco companies to place explicit images on their products cautionary of the dangers of smoking was tossed out Wednesday by a judge in Washington with the judge saying the requirements were a degradation of free speech. Unfortunately, because Congress did not assume the First Amendment implications of this lawmaking it did not concern itself with how the regulations could be narrowly geared to deflect unintentionally compelling commercial speech said federal Judge Richard Leon in his 19 page ruling. The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act passed in 2009 would have called for nine written warnings such as: Cigarettes are addictive and Tobacco smoke causes harm to children .Also included would have been alternating images of a carcass and smoke infected lungs. A cadre of tobacco companies led by R J Reynolds and Lorillard had sued saying the warnings would be budget excessive and would disenfranchise and distress the packaging and promotion of their selective brands.  The legal question was whether the new labeling was morally factual and dependable in nature or was premeditated to deflect use of the products. Dr. Stuart Kincaid warns patients who are smokers that there are specific risks associated with surgery for smokers. Patients who who are considering   procedures known as lifting procedures which include breast lift, abdominoplasty, and facelift are of particular concern along the incision line. These incisions have tension on the closure and because the skin is compromised, patients could experience delayed wound healing. This in turn could cause less than optimal scarring. The best case scenario is if patients stop smoking at least four weeks prior to surgery.

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Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2011, La Jolla Readers Choice Awards
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2010, Temecula Valley

 



Plastic surgery blog:Sleep meds may shorten your life says study

Tuesday, February 28th, 2012

prescription drugs7 Plastic surgery blog:Sleep meds may shorten your life says study

 

Prescription sleep medications have become a part of the lives of many Americans. According to a recent CNN news story a new study shows some discouraging information for patients who take sleep medication on a regular basis. According to the article, common sleep medications may be associated with a reduced lifespan according to a study released Monday in the British Medical Journal. Researchers compared 10,500 adults who took prescription strength sleep aids with people who did not. Those who took  just one to three  sleeping pills during the course of a year had a 3.5 times widening risk of early death than those prescribed none. The amplification jumped fivefold for people who took three sleeping pills or more per week.  An addendum to the exposure for early participants taking sleeping pills was that they had greater rates of asthma, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and high blood pressure. Researchers weren’t t able to resolve if the sleeping pills categorically contributed to the increase. Patients should consult a sleep Doctor of Medicine if they have three or more sleepless nights a week that persists more than one month, or have exorbitant daytime sleepiness or snore resoundingly. Dr. Stuart Kincaid explains to patients that sleepless nights can take a toll on a person’s appearance. Most notably the face tends to appear to age more quickly. Patients can benefit greatly from a blepharoplasty procedure. This helps to remove loose and lax skin on the eyelid as well as the bags beneath the eyes. This is often a telltale sign of sleepless nights. Patient should also consider Botox injections to correct wrinkles on the forehead as well as crows feet around the outer corer of the eyes. These measures help with the appearance of a tired and older look. It is critical that patients review any concerns that they may have with their sleep patterns in order to enjoy their cosmetic surgery results for a lifetime. Dr. Stuart Kincaid provides not only expert solutions for anti-aging including facial rejuvenation but also helps patients to understand that a healthy lifestyle and diet are the best compliment to his cosmetic surgery results.

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Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member, The American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery

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Fellow, The American College of Surgeons
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2011, La Jolla Readers Choice Awards
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2010, Temecula Valley

 

Breast implant surgery can lead to greater satisfaction in many areas of life

Tuesday, February 28th, 2012
breast implant Breast implant surgery can lead to greater satisfaction in many areas of life

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Many women get breast implant surgery in San Diego to feel better about the way they look. There’s no doubt that getting breast augmentation surgery can help boost a woman’s confidence, improve her physical image, and contribute to a sexier feeling. But, as a new survey as reported by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery suggests, women who undergo breast implant surgery benefit from physical improvement and a myriad of other positive outcomes like improved self-esteem and even an increased satisfaction in their sex life.

It’s no secret that breast implant surgery can improve your self-esteem. After all, many women visit Dr. Kincaid, a certified plastic surgeon in Carlsbad, for precisely the desire to improve the way they feel about themselves. But what comes as more a surprise is that, according to the study, many women report having a more satisfying sex life post-surgery. Nearly 61 percent of those surveyed said they have sex more often – and not only more often, but an overall improvement in their sex life satisfaction.

“The poll results are not surprising,” said one plastic surgeon who specializes in breast implants. “I see a transformation in what patients wear and how they carry themselves in the office after having a breast augmentation. In my personal observation, women definitely feel more confident after the procedure, and you can easily see how that improved confidence will lead to improvements in other areas of their lives.”

The good news, in addition to the other advantages of getting a breast implants, is that most women who get breast implants are satisfied with their outcome. Of course, some women may need breast implant surgery revision in San Diego when the results are not exactly the desired outcome. Nevertheless, 75 percent of women who rated their surgeries on RealSelf.com report that their breast implant surgery was “worth it” and an even greater 80 percent of women who had breast lift surgery say their experience as also “worth it.”

It comes as no surprise then that breast augmentation surgery is the most popular plastic surgery procedure performed by surgeons in 2010. Most women who underwent the surgery were between 19 and 34 years old – and still common for women between the ages of 35 and 50 years old.

Considering breast implant surgery in San Diego?

If you’re considering breast implant surgery in San Diego, there are various procedures that may be ideal for your desired look, ranging from XL implants to breast lifts, reductions, and reconstructions. Talk to Dr. Kincaid, a specialist in breast augmentation surgery, to understand which option may be best for you. Call his office at 858-450-4199 and schedule your consultation today. Dr. Kincaid serves the Carlsbad, Oceanside and San Marcos areas including the greater San Diego area. If you want feel sexier and more confident this summer, do not hesitate to give Dr. Kincaid a call right now to see what options are available for you.

Plastic surgery blog:Abuse of prescription pain meds has economic and health woes

Monday, February 27th, 2012

precription pain medication4 Plastic surgery blog:Abuse of prescription pain meds has economic and health woes

Prescription drug abuse has been in the news lately mostly due to celebrities. According to a recent CNN article all through the former decade prescription drug abuse in the U S has accelerated continually to the point that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now labels the dilemma an epidemic. More than 36,000 people died of drug overdoses in the most recent year for which data has been analyzed according to the CDC only a few thousand short of the total killed by car crashes. Of those drug overdoses prescription drugs were associated in over 20,000 cases. Of critical concern are prescription painkillers like methadone oxycodone and hydrocodone which the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud describes as in accordance with the most abused prescription drugs. Oxycodone and hydrocodone are commonly marketed under the brand names OxyContin and Vicodin. Sales of prescription painkillers since 1999 have more than tripled and their contribution to overdose deaths has spiked as well, from 4,000 cases in 1999 to 15,000 in 2008. That’s many more by comparison with heroin and cocaine combined. At the same time millions of Americans suffer from constant pain for which they depend on prescription painkillers so experts say any efforts to harness the problem must not impede access for patients in need.  Dr. Stuart Kincaid helps patients understand that pain and discomfort are a very small part of elective cosmetic plastic surgery. Most procedures including facelift and rhinoplasty are a mild to moderate pain experience according to most patients. Procedures that involve more work with the muscles such as abdominoplasty and sub pectoral breast augmentation may have a bit more pain and discomfort and typically Dr. Stuart Kincaid will prescribe a muscle relaxer to help with the discomfort. Prescription pain medications are generally only prescribed for a short period of time for patients who have cosmetic plastic surgery. Dr. Stuart Kincaid is committed to communicating with his patients so that patients can have the best plastic surgery experience without excessive pain and discomfort. Providing exceptional results and exceeding patient expectations is his goal.

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Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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Member, The American Society of Bariatric Plastic Surgeons
Fellow, The American College of Surgeons
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2011, La Jolla Readers Choice Awards
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2010, Temecula Valley

 

Plastic surgery blog:Alcohol and women; weigh the risk and benefits

Friday, February 24th, 2012

 

women drinking wine1 Plastic surgery blog:Alcohol and women; weigh the risk and benefitsWomen have been getting conflicting information over the years as to whether alcohol consumption is good for their health. It can be confusing even for the savviest consumer. According to a local San Diego news article Some studies demonstrate women could diminish their heart disease risk by having one glass of red wine a day yet you should consider the very real risks concurrent with the overconsumption of alcohol. As a woman your body is much more susceptible to the effects of alcohol and likewise clearly impaired than a man’s body. Because women have less water in their body than men alcohol doesn’t diminish as considerably and more of it gets immersed into the blood. Women also have a tendency to be smaller and have a harder experience metabolizing alcohol. That is why women endure marked physical detriment and often come to be tipsier than men when they drink much the same amounts of alcohol. While frivolous drinking is not an infirmity for most people it is noteworthy to be cognizant of signs that you may have a problem. Dr. Stuart Kincaid requires all new patients to complete a written medical history form which allows him to determine if they are in good health and a good candidate for the procedure they are considering. Patients are encouraged to be truthful about the amount of alcohol that they consume. Even small amounts of alcohol should be reported when completing a medical history form. Patients who are scheduled for injectables including BotoxSculptraJuvederm  or other fillers should also share information concerning alcohol consumption. Patients are advised not to drink alcohol prior to their injectable service. They are also advised not to take any aspirin containing products or supplements that may increase the tendency for bleeding and bruising. Dr. Stuart Kincaid utilizes injectables aggressively in his practice as an adjunct to his expertly performed surgical procedures. Dr. Stuart Kincaid is careful not to compromise the safety of his patients regardless of whether they are having surgery or noninvasive procedures.

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Member, The American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member, The American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery

Member, The American Society of Bariatric Plastic Surgeons
Fellow, The American College of Surgeons
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2011, La Jolla Readers Choice Awards
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2010, Temecula Valley

Are medical spas in San Diego a safe alternative?

Friday, February 24th, 2012
Capture9 Are medical spas in San Diego a safe alternative?

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The pursuit of beauty is all around us – and for many men and women, it is easily achieved with the advances in skin care technology and treatments. Now more than ever, spas are turning into med spas, a popular alternative to visiting a plastic surgeon in San Diego. And with the major growth of medical spas everywhere, it’s no surprise that injectable fillers like Botox and Restalyne are trending in growth and popularity. But as med spas pop up around San Diego, it’s a good idea to know about their accreditation, certification, and safety.

“A lot of people assume that the person treating them in a white coat is a physician, and they don’t ask,” a cosmetic surgeon told the Boston Globe. While the person in the lab coat may or may not be a certified plastic surgeon in San Diego, many men and women simply fail to ask – and the assumption can lead to trouble down the road.

A med spa in San Diego has different rules and regulations than a board-certified cosmetic surgeon’s office. Many med spa locations have registered nurses, physician assistants, or vocational nurses perform injections like Botox. The state of California requires a physician to supervise such injections, although many med spas engage in unsafe practices where a physician is not present.

Some med spas in San Diego have also taken their services to the next level. Menu of services that used to include Botox, Restalyne, or Juvederm have increased to laser treatments, and even facelifts and breast implants. These types of treatments must be completed by a certified plastic surgeon, and patients are encouraged to ask plenty of questions before undergoing any cosmetic surgery procedures at a med spa to make sure they are done properly.

Despite the cautions associated with med spas, patients still flock to medical spa facilities to achieve their desired look. But according to the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, patients are still urged to be pre-cautious when choosing a med spa, and when in doubt – choose a certified plastic surgeon in San Diego to complete your desired treatments.

Popular treatments to consider

If you’re interested in getting treatments and services at a med spa, you’re likely the type of candidate who needs deep but minimally-invasive services. Talk to Dr. Kincaid, a certified plastic surgeon in San Diego, for a consultation on which services are right for you.

Botox in San Diego

Botox is a great way to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes, mouth, and forehead. Dr. Kincaid is an award-winning cosmetic surgeon with an eye for natural beauty, and he can recommend a Botox regimen specifically for you.

Laser treatments in San Diego

SmartXide DOT Therapy rejuvenates the overall look and feel of your skin by fading away age spots, acne scars, and uneven texture. A laser treatment should always be performed by a licensed physician, so be sure to ask your San Diego cosmetic surgeon of his or her experience in laser therapy.

Call Dr. Kincaid, a San Diego cosmetic surgeon, at his La Jolla office at 858-450-4199 or at his Inland Empire/Temecula office at 951-695-9934 and schedule your consultation today. Dr. Kincaid is a specialized plastic surgeon in all areas of San Diego including Chula Vista, Carlsbad, Poway, National City, La Jolla, and more – log onto http://SkincaidMD.com for more information on his practice.

Hyperpigmentation: cosmetic procedures in Inland Empire that can help you look your best

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

If you’re like most men and women in Southern California, sun exposure is frequent and practically sought after, whether it’s in the tanning bed or at the beach. And even if you don’t frequent the tanning salons or the shores of SoCal, you’re probably still at risk for hyperpigmentation – a discoloration of the skin that produces small dark spots on the face.

Some men and women have only slight hyperpigmentation, such as small spots or discolorations near the eyes, mouth, or cheeks. These types of mild discolorations are often brown in appearance, therefore commonly called “brown spots.” They can range from a faint, translucent brown to a darker, opaque brown – and everything in between – and can often require the expertise of a cosmetic surgeon in Inland Empire.

For men and women with more pronounced hyperpigmentation, the spots can cover larger areas such as the entire forehead or a large part of the cheek. People with these kinds of discolorations often feel challenged in ways to remove or cover up their uneven skin tone.

Hyperpigmentation is a result of an over-production melatonin as Everyday Health is reporting. Many cosmetic surgeons in Inland Empire agree that an over-production of melatonin is probably a result of too much sun exposure, and your skin is merely trying to adapt and shield itself from the continual sun exposure. However, some men and especially women report hyperpigmenation as a result of medicines, hormones, or changes in environment.

Fortunately, hyperpigmentation is not dangerous and there are options for helping to lighten and possibly remove spots all together.

Treating hyperpigmentation in the Inland Empire

Fortunately, for those living in the Inland Empire of Southern California, good weather comes with the territory. But with good weather comes the constant exposure of sunlight. If you’re experiencing the affects of hyperpigmentation, Dr. Kincaid, a cosmetic surgeon in Inland Empire, recommends a personalized consultation to find out which of the following treatments is best for you.

Chemical Peel in Inland Empire

Many men and women opt for the features and benefits associated with chemical peels in the Inland Empire area. A chemical peel is a great way to deeply exfoliate your skin, thereby revealing a smoother, softer skin beneath. With continual use, a chemical peel in Inland Empire may help reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation.

Laser treatment in Inland Empire – SmartXide DOT Therapy

If you have darker spots that need immediate attention, consider SmartXide DOT Therapy – the latest development in skin rejuvenation. Using specialized lasers that target the specific problem areas, DOT Therapy can offer patients not only the removal of hyperpigmentation, but smoother skin altogether since the laser also helps in reducing the appearance of deep wrinkles, acne scars, and even minor facial injuries. For a complete solution to smoothing out your skin and reducing the appearance of hyperpigmentation, consider DOT Therapy in Inland Empire.

There are also other options available.

For a consultation with Dr. Kincaid, an award-winning cosmetic surgeon in the Inland Empire area, call 951-695-9934 or log onto http://SKincaidMD.com for more information on other services and treatments. We look forward to being your Inland Empire skin clinic of choice.

Plastic surgery blog: MRSA strain could be linked to the genes

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

antibiotics Plastic surgery blog: MRSA strain could be linked to the genes

According to a recent CNN story MRSA, a persistent and deadly bug, became the drug-resistant bacteria baffling many medical and public health experts. Researchers have pinpointed how a common strain found in cattle called Staphylococcus aureus bounced from humans when it was treatable, to animals where it became antibiotic resistant. Drug resistant staph infection has been banded together with the overuse of antibiotics in cattle. These are the first researchers to study the parallel genetic connection between that link and its consequences in humans. MRSA, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a type of staph bacteria that is resistant to common antibiotics. Staph infection can be particularly deadly when it occurs in people who have compromised immune systems. But it’s usually treatable with antibiotics. The problem with MRSA is that it’s a superbug – it does not respond to treatment with the usual antibiotics. Dr. Stuart Kincaid informs his surgical patients that antibiotics will be prescribed for most surgeries. Patient should share information in their medical history that includes infection that required more than one full treatment dosage of antibiotics as well as in any frequent use of antibiotics. Patients should pay attention to implant surgeries such as breast augmentation, chin or cheek augmentation, or lip augmentation that may include an implant. While infection is rare with implants, there is always a risk with any foreign object implanted into the body. Patients who have allergic reactions to antibiotics must be sure to share that information with Dr. Stuart Kincaid as well as monitor their recovery and their reaction to antibiotics and other medications. Dr. Stuart Kincaid has a wealth of experience and is able to help patients navigate the recovery process following surgery by insisting upon comfortable and candid communication with his patients.

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Member, The American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member, The American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery

Member, The American Society of Bariatric Plastic Surgeons
Fellow, The American College of Surgeons
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2011, La Jolla Readers Choice Awards
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2010, Temecula Valley

 

Can Botox work as a preventative anti-aging remedy?

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012
Capture8 Can Botox work as a preventative anti aging remedy?

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The pursuit of beauty transcends all ages. What one woman may find attractive at age 20 may be quite different than another in her 60s. But regardless of personal preferences, one thing is for sure: looking and staying young is never out of style no matter which age group you’re in.

That’s why it may come as no surprise to anti-aging enthusiasts that Botox treatments are becoming more popular among women in their 20s. The upswing in anti-aging preventative treatments like Botox comes in part from the desire to be proactive rather than reactive. In other words, Botox is yet another method to help prevent wrinkles from ever starting.

Although Botox is not proven to prevent wrinkles, many patients have gotten Botox injections in San Diego to help boost other anti-aging treatments like photorejuvenation, microdermabrasion, and various facial creams and lotions.

And it isn’t just a fluke. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery reports that more than 370,000 individuals between 19-34 opted for Botox in 2010 alone.

Botox, while it can treat a myriad of conditions including headaches and muscle spasms, is most commonly used for treating wrinkles like crow’s feet, forehead lines, and wrinkles found around the mouth. The treatment works by paralyzing the muscle groups, thereby preventing the “wrinkle” from repeating itself over and over again by continual expressions. The result is a smoother and more youthful skin surface.

Other ways to prevent aging

If you’re looking for other ways to bolster your anti-aging efforts, consider the following  treatments to supplement your Botox in San Diego sessions.

Photorejuvenation in San Diego

For a great way to stay on top of your beauty treatments, try a photorejuvenation treatment in San Diego. Similar to laser surfacing, but much more gentle, the procedure stimulates natural collagen growth for younger-looking, plumper skin.

Microdermabrasion in San Diego

Microdermabrasion is an effective way to slough off dead skin, revealing softer, radiant and more youthful skin underneath. It can help with fine lines and moderate wrinkles and is a great choice for women of all ages, but especially for those in their 20s, 30s, and 40s.

Cosmecueticals in San Diego

When you need an everyday anti-aging treatment, and if over-the-counter creams and lotions are simply not enough, call Dr. Kincaid, a certified cosmetic surgeon in San Diego, for a consultation on which cosmecuetical is best for you. From Retin-A to Galvanic Spa, the choices are vast and Dr. Kincaid can choose a product that best suits your skin type and condition.

When you’re ready to take the next step in your anti-aging treatments, call Dr. Kincaid in San Diego at 858-450-4199 or at his Temecula office at 951-695-9934. Known as a specialist in cosmetic surgery, Dr. Kincaid services the greater San Diego area, Inland Empire, Orange County, and surrounding areas. Go to http://skincaidmd.com for more information. Your consultation is waiting – what do you have to lose? Call Dr. Kincaid and find out how you can look your best this year with the right anti-aging remedies for you – no matter what your age!

 

Plastic surgery blog: Re-operation rates higher for some breast surgeries

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012

Breast Cancer6 Plastic surgery blog: Re operation rates higher for some breast surgeries

According to CBNC one in four women who have breast conserving surgery for cancer needs a second operation to remove accessory breast tissue according to a U S study that  also found the rates of re operation varied widely by surgeon. Researchers whose analysis appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association said the goal shouldn’t be to never do a duplicate surgery, which might cause surgeons to extract too much tissue or forgo operating again on women who might need it, but that high rates of re- operation could assume some of the surgeries may be superfluous. ” I don’ t think it’s so great to put a patient through an operation and 30 to40  percent of the time to say Hey guess what we to do this again. I just think that’s too high” said Laurence McCahill from the Lacks Center at Saint s Health Care in Grand Rapids Michigan who worked on the study.  Dr. Stuart Kincaid understands the fear that comes with a breast cancer diagnosis. As a board-certified plastic surgeon that performs both breast reconstruction as well as cosmetic breast augmentation he can clearly see the importance of breast health. It is important for patients who have undergone breast surgeries including breast lift, and breast reduction to be committed to regular breast self-exams every month. For patients who are 40 years of age and older the standard recommendation is an annual mammogram. Early detection for breast cancer remains the best form of defense for women as there is still no cure. The overwhelming majority of patients were diagnosed early are able to have the cancer treated, breast reconstruction if desired, and are able to enjoy a healthy life. Dr. Stuart Kincaid reiterates to his cosmetic surgery patients that breast health is important for all women regardless if their surgery was cosmetic or not.

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Board Certified, The American Board of Plastic Surgery 1985
Member, The American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member, The American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery

Member, The American Society of Bariatric Plastic Surgeons
Fellow, The American College of Surgeons
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2011, La Jolla Readers Choice Awards
Voted Best Plastic Surgeon 2010, Temecula Valley