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Plastic Surgery Blog: Smoking May Increase the Chances of Hot Flashes

May 4th, 2012

woman holding cigarette8 Plastic Surgery Blog: Smoking May Increase the Chances of Hot Flashes Menopause can cause debilitating symptoms for some women. These could include frequent hot flashes. According to a new study in an article published online, smoking can increase the chances of having hot flashes occur. According to the article women smokers with specific gene variants are at an elevated risk for menopausal hot flashes compared to smokers without these genetic differences, the new study says. A detailed look at the data from nearly 300 late reproductive-age women who were part of the study for 11 years concluded that smokers with certain variations (single nucleotide polymorphisms) in genes that play a part in the patient’s metabolism are at greater risk for having hot flashes than smokers without these gene variants. The study appears in the June issue of the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. The report shows the impact of smoking on hot flashes as a part of variants in genes combined with sex steroid metabolism in late reproductive-age women, and infers that certain smokers have increased risk for hot flashes based on their genetic makeup according to lead author Dr. Samantha Butts, of the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, which were provided in the journal news release. The study provides yet another reason for women to discontinue smoking. This holds true especially for women beyond 40 years of age. Dr. StuartKincaid explains to patientswho are scheduled for surgery the smoking increases the risk substantially for surgical complications. The most common complications patients seen include delayed, and necrosis. The most common procedures where these complications are seen include breastlift, breastreduction, facelift, and abdominoplasty. These procedures require tightening the skin and can produce tension on the incision. Smokers have compromised tissues and therefore a greater risk of the incision being compromised. This can lead to delayed wound healing and in some cases necrosis.  Patients should not smoke at least four weeks prior to surgery and four weeks after surgery for the best chance of reducing complications due to smoking.    Become a Fan on Facebook       Follow us on Twitter       More on Dr.Kincaid

 

 

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Plastic Surgery Blog: Large New Study links Heart Disease and Obesity

May 3rd, 2012

obese woman4 Plastic Surgery Blog: Large New Study links Heart Disease and ObesityThe link between heart disease and obesity has become even more evident. According to recent onlinearticle a large new study links heart disease and obesity. According to the article a large new study is the first to prove a specific association between a high body-mass index and the risk of developing heart disease, British and Danish researchers say. Body-mass index (BMI) is a measurement that uses height and weight as a basis. People with a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 are considered to be of normal weight while those with a BMI of 30 or more are considered obese. Those who fall in between are considered to be overweight. For the study, the researchers closely studied data from more than 75,000 people in Copenhagen and found that those with a high BMI had a 26 percent higher risk of developing heart disease. Further study using genetic and other information showed that a BMI increase of 4 points increases the likelihood of developing of heart disease by at least  52 percent.  Using epidemiological studies in combination with genetic analysis, we have been able to prove in a group of nearly 76,000 persons that a high BMI is enough alone to damage the hear  Borge Nordestgaard, chief physician at Copenhagen University Hospital, summarized in a university news release. Many of Dr. StuartKincaid‘s patientswho previously suffered from obesity and a high BMI were able to lose the weight and maintain a stable healthy weight. Most decided to have plasticsurgery following major weight loss because of excessive skin in common areas like the upper arms, outer thighs, and abdomen. Many patients reduced their risk of heart disease, diabetes, and other conditions by losing the weight and adopting a healthy lifestyle. There is no other way to rid the body of the loose and lax skin except for post massive weight loss surgical procedures. Dr. Stuart Kincaid explains that these procedures include a brachioplastyfor the arms, a thighplasty for the thighs, and an abdominoplastyfor the abdomen. These procedures are typically performed in stages to ensure patient safety and optimal results.                                              Become a Fan on Facebook            Follow us on Twitter More on Dr.Kincaid 

 

 

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Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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Member, The American Society of Bariatric Plastic Surgeons
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Avoiding the Knife: More People Opt for Minimally Invasive Cosmetic Surgery in Temecula

May 2nd, 2012

There was a time when the only way to achieve a more youthful looking face was through plastic surgery. While face-lifts are still a popular option, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery says more people are opting for minimally invasive procedures, like Botox, to avoid going “under the knife.”

“I wanted to get rid of the crow’s feet around my eyes and tighten up the lines and wrinkles that were crisscrossing my forehead,” JoAnn Williams said. This 49-year-old real estate broker and mother of four wanted a more vibrant looking face. “I did a lot of research before I made any decision, but I knew that I didn’t want to go through surgery.”

Williams chose Botox. “It’s a great option,” she said. “I get the look I want and the recovery time is quick.”

Many people have thought along the same lines as Williams. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery says there are several factors that influence a patient’s decision toward non-surgical procedures including: shorter downtime, decreased risk of serious complications, the patient’s medical history, and their aesthetic goals.

Surgeons like Trevor Born agree. “Non-surgical facial contouring is an essential part of facial rejuvenation and facial aesthetics,” he said.  “There are many options, and the results with fillers can be fabulous, with minimal downtime.”

“I routinely use non-surgical modalities to maintain a great surgical result post-surgery,” said Dr. Lorenc. “As aesthetic plastic surgeons, we are able to offer patients a comprehensive approach for facial rejuvenation, from non-surgical options to surgical correction.”

Statistics show more than two million people had Botox procedures done last year alone. The popularity of this procedure has brought about some concerns. Surgeons are now seeing “do-it-yourself” kits, meant for home use. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery warns against these kinds of short cuts. While Botox is a minimally invasive procedure it still needs to be injected into the skin in the right areas and at the right depth for the filler to work correctly.

Another questionable trend concerning “injectables” is the popularity of “Botox Parties.” The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery says women are having gatherings where the main event is a round of Botox for everyone. Often times the person administering Botox in this situation is not board-certified, and any patient seeking cosmetic procedures should do so in a clinic or office with a qualified doctor.

To schedule your Botox consultation, call Dr. Kincaid at 951-695-9934. Dr. Kincaid, a board-certified plastic surgeon in Temecula, serves the greater Inland Empire area including Riverside, San Bernardino and the greater Temecula area.

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Plastic Surgery Blog: More Weight Loss Benefits

May 2nd, 2012

bathroom scale8 Plastic Surgery Blog: More Weight Loss BenefitsThe benefits of weight loss are numerous. According to recent online article a new study shows there are even more reasons to maintain a healthy and stable weight. According to thearticle moderate weight loss decreases the levels of inflammation that have been associated with certain cancers, especially in postmenopausal women, a new study suggests. According to the study conclusions, older women who reduced 5 percent of their body weight through solely diet or diet combined with exercise experienced impressive reductions in key inflammatory blood markers including C-reactive protein and interleukin-6. Not including the risk for heart disease, elevated levels of these markers have also been linked to other elevated risk for many other cancers, including breast, colon, lung and endometrial cancer. The findings appear May 1 in the journal Cancer Research. Dr. StuartKincaid consults with many women who have successfully lost a large amount of weight and are unhappy with the loose and lax skin that is left behind. For many patients the excess skin can be discouraging after the long battle to lose the weight and keep it off. Dr. Stuart Kincaid encourages his patients by letting them know that plasticsurgery after weight loss is an excellent investment in their new lifestyle. For many patients the areas that are most bothersome include the arms, abdomen, and thighs. For these patients Dr. Stuart Kincaid will typically recommend a brachioplastyfor the upper arms. This procedure allows him to remove the skin and create  more toned looking arms. For the abdomen he will typically recommend an abdominoplastywhich not only removes the loose and lax skin but also allows him to tighten the muscle for a flat and more aesthetically pleasing shape. For the thighs, he will usually recommend a thighliftwhich will allow him to remove the loose skin and create a more proportionate overall body shape. Patients who have plastic surgery after major weight loss are overwhelmingly pleased with their results. There is no way through diet or exercise that patients can tighten loose skin. As an ASPS board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Stuart Kincaid possesses the experience and skill to provide these reconstructive procedures expertly.   Become a Fan on Facebook    Follow us on Twitter     More on Dr.Kincaid

 

 

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Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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Top Cosmetic Surgery in La Jolla: Liposuction and Botox

May 1st, 2012

A growing number of people are turning to cosmetic procedures to enhance their looks. Every year, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery releases statistics on the procedures performed and the numbers for 2011 are in. Last year almost 9.2 million cosmetic surgical and nonsurgical procedures were performed in the United States, and some procedures that made the list are no surprise. Not only are some of the procedures like Botox minimally invasive, many are proven to help men and women look younger and more rejuvenated with a low risk of side effects and recovery time. The top surgical procedures are equally no surprise: most men and women desire a sleek look, and that’s why liposuction made this year’s most requested surgery procedure.

“For fifteen years these statistics have been a large part of the Aesthetic Society’s public education mission,” said Jeffrey M. Kenkel, MD, President of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. “Since 1997, the interest in and demand for cosmetic plastic surgery has risen exponentially and our comprehensive statistics continue to show that.”

Which procedures hit the top of the list in 2011?

Top 5 surgical procedures:

  • Liposuction (325, 332)
  • Breast augmentation (316,868)
  • Abdominoplasty (149,410)
  • Eyelid surgery (147,540)
  • Breast lift (127,054)

Top 5 minimally invasive procedures:

  • Botox (2,619,739)
  • Hyaluronic acid (1,206,186)
  • Laser hair removal (919,802)
  • Microdermabrasion (499,427)
  • IPL laser treatment (439,161)

The number of cosmetic surgeries has grown by 197 percent since the numbers were first recorded in 1997. The hot procedure in 2011 was Botox, with more than two million procedures performed. Botox is an injectable that reduces the looks of fine lines and wrinkles and usually requires treatment every 4 to 6 weeks. Predominately women seek this treatment; however, there are a growing number of men that opt for this procedure as well.

While experienced cosmetic surgeons welcome the increase in procedures like Botox, they also stress the importance of finding a qualified doctor to perform the procedure. This issue is of particular interest now as a growing number of seniors chose cosmetic procedures.

“Growth in demand will likely continue to grow as baby boomers and their offspring begin to explore surgical options,” said Dr. Kenkel. “Minimally-invasive procedures such as Botox and soft tissue filler work to a point. However, as you age and gravity takes over, surgical procedures that lift the skin and reshape the underlying tissues are necessary in order to show significant improvement.”

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery suggests every patient should talk with a board-certified surgeon to review risks and benefits prior to undergoing any plastic surgery procedure. Patients should ask to see before and after pictures and openly discuss expectations. Every patient should know about the recovery process and have a plan in place for an emergency.

If you’ve decided that plastic surgery is the right move for you, do not hesitate to contact Dr. Kincaid, a board certified plastic surgeon in La Jolla, and schedule a consultation today. Dr. Kincaid is an award-winning plastic surgeon who has helped many men and women in San Diego, Temecula, and Inland Empire achieve their desired look – get the look you want today! Call Dr. Kincaid to schedule your consultation at 858-450-4199.

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Plastic Surgery Blog: Mammogram Debate Continues

May 1st, 2012

mammogram6 Plastic Surgery Blog: Mammogram Debate Continues Many women are confused about mammograms and when they should begin screening. There have been conflicting studies for years. According to aCNNnewsstory two new studies are now available. According to the story two new studies imply that women who are at increased risk for breast cancer will benefit from mammogram screenings every other year starting at age 40. In 2009, the United States Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) made the recommendation that women ages 50 to 74 get routine mammogram screenings every two years. The USPSTF recommended “against routine screening mammography in women aged 40 to 49 years,” after analysis of existing research and reviewing the evidence of the benefits and detriments from younger women having mammogram screenings annually on a routine basis. The USPSTF theorized that the “additional benefit gained by starting screening at age 40 years rather than at age 50 years is small, and that moderate harms from screening remain at any age, “which is why they ultimately made the controversial recommendation. Women ages 40 to 49 were advised to consider risk factors, the benefits and potential risk based upon personal health information, according to the task force. The two studies published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine clearly displayed the risks and benefits for earlier screenings, including how often they should take place. One study finds that screening women in their 40′s that face an increased risk for breast cancer have the same benefits as screening normal risk women aged 50 to 74. A second study comparatively analyzed the annual and biennial screenings for women ages 40 to 49, who are twice as likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer, recommending two-year intervals for screenings. DrStuartKincaid performs not only cosmetic breastaugmentation but also breastreconstruction.  Every breast surgery patient including those who have had breastreduction and breastlift should remain proactive concerning their breast health. Dr Stuart Kincaid urges his patientsto follow the recommendation of their primary care physician for screening mammography. Dr Stuart Kincaid will advise patients after surgery when the healing process has progressed enough to undergo mammography screening.    Become a Fan on Facebook     Follow us on Twitter          More on Dr.Kincaid

 

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Natural remedies make headlines again: plastic surgery patients are reminded of risks and dangers

April 30th, 2012

Long before doctors were prescribing medication, herbal supplements were often suggested. Even though modern science has come a long way since the days of powders and elixirs, these over-the-counter treatments are still flying off the shelves. While these natural remedies claim to mend a variety of issues, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery reminds plastic surgery patients they can cause serious complications after a procedure is completed. That’s why it’s never been more important to discuss your medications and supplements with your plastic surgeon prior to undergoing any kind of plastic surgery.

A recent study shows homeopathic remedies can increase a patient’s risk of bleeding after cosmetic surgery. The study identified several dangerous ingredients linked to bleeding problems including: Chinese peony, garlic, ginger, ginko, ginseng, Oil of wintergreen and Saw palmetto. Those who are considering plastic surgery are urged to speak with their cosmetic surgeons in San Diego to determine which medications and supplements should be ceased prior to undergoing any procedure.

“It is essential that plastic surgeons be aware of the popular, ‘natural’ products that have potentially dangerous bleeding effects. We conducted this review to help surgeons educate, screen and counsel their patients on herbal foods, supplements, teas, and other homeopathic remedies that can compromise patient safety,” said lead author Subhas C. Gupta, Chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery at Loma Linda University School of Medicine.

“Questions surgeons may want to ask their patients include whether the patient is taking any vitamins, herbs or supplements; what vegetables or plant products the patient has been eating in the past month; what types of teas the patient has been drinking recently; and whether the patient has ever taken any herbs or supplements in the past.”

Often times people assume these remedies are safe and don’t tell doctors they are taking them when discussing plastic surgery in San Diego.

“Patients are often not aware of the risk of complications, which can seriously compromise surgical outcomes and patient safety,” said Foad Nahai, MD, Editor-in-Chief of Aesthetic Surgery Journal.

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is now encouraging all surgeons to talk with their patients about the risks associated with herbal treatments, diet pills and teas. Patients should stop taking these remedies two to three weeks before surgery and not resume taking them until a doctor is consulted after surgery.

“This review will help plastic surgeons appropriately counsel their patients. It provides an excellent overview of our current knowledge about many popular supplements,” Nahai said. “It has recommendations for discussing supplement consumption with patients, and recommendations for managing supplement use in the preoperative and postoperative setting.”

If you’re considering plastic surgery in San Diego, and would like to speak to a board certified cosmetic surgeon about your personal beauty goals, call Dr. Kincaid at 858-450-4199 and schedule your consultation today. Dr. Kincaid serves Oceanside, Coronado, Encinitas, Solana Beach, La Jolla, Del Mar and the greater San Diego County area.

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Plastic Surgery Blog: San Diego Flunks Air Quality Test; What Does That Mean for Our Skin?

April 30th, 2012

beautiful skin care4 Plastic Surgery Blog: San Diego Flunks Air Quality Test; What Does That Mean for Our Skin?Air quality has been a problem around the world for years. Here in San Diego the air quality is considered to be among the worst according to a recentnewsarticle. According to the article San Diego’s air quality has improved little by little over the last 10 years, but it still earns an F grade for the amount of pollution that creates health risk to residents, according to a new American Lung Association study. The region ranks #7 for worst ozone pollution among metropolitan areas across the nation and 15th worst for what is called short-term particle pollution in the 13th annual “State of the Air” report that was released last Wednesday. The study reports data from 2008 to 2010. “California continues to have some of the worst air quality in the entire nation,” said Jane Warren, president and chief executive of the American Lung Association in California. “While the fight is ongoing … we must also acknowledge that progress, some would consider it to be significant progress, is being made. We cannot control single-handedly the pollution that exists in areas where we live. We can be proactive about taking care of our health and appearance. Dr. StuartKincaid reminds patients that environmental factors have much to do with the appearance of premature aging. It is imperative that patientstake care of their skin in an aggressive manner to combat environmental factors such as pollution. Dr. Stuart Kincaid offers medical grade skin care products in his practice as well as medical grade skin care treatments. Injectables including Botox, fillers like Juvederm and Restylane help the appearance of facial aging. As a member of the Liquid FaceliftAssociation, Dr. Stuart Kincaid is considered an expert injector of the product SculptraCosmetic. This product allows patients to benefit from the filler that actually grows their own collagen gradually over time. Dr. Stuart Kincaid has had amazing results and patient satisfaction with this product.

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Plastic Surgery Blog: Don’t Let Depression Stop You from Enjoying Your Later Years

April 27th, 2012

older woman braces1 Plastic Surgery Blog: Don’t Let Depression Stop You from Enjoying Your Later Years Life is supposed to begin after 50 according to many experts who are referring to a good quality of life. Some people get sidetracked by depression. According to recent local San Diego article depression is not a normal symptom of aging. There are a multitude of available treatment options. Some are easily available and include exercise, socializing with friends, changes in your diet and participating in more ofthe things you enjoy. Other forms of depression can be treated with medication or therapy. Staying  active and involved with family and friends, exercising to stay trim and fit, and getting involved in a cause  or in your community can all contribute to preventing  depression. But don’t be afraid to ask for help if these activities are not working. Your golden years are too important not to be full and satisfying. Janice Yuwiler and Kellie Scott are with the San Diego State University School of Social Work’s Academy for Professional Excellence and contributed to the article. Dr. Stuart Kincaid encourages his to embrace the aging process without fear. Dr. Stuart Kincaid explains that there are so many options available to help patients look their best at every age. Even patients who do not choose plastic surgery can take advantage of medical grade skin care treatments that will help to keep their skin looking its best. Dr. Stuart Kincaid also recommends that patients consider noninvasive injectables including Botox and fillers like Juvederm and Restylane. Patients who are more comfortable with surgical procedures can usually benefit from facelift, brow lift, and blepharoplasty. Age is no longer a reason for patients to overlook cosmetic surgeryprocedures. People are living longer than ever before with an excellent quality of life so it is only natural to want to look as good as they feel. Dr. Stuart Kincaid reminds patients that plastic surgery patients often experience increased self-esteem and self-confidence after having surgery.   Become a Fan on Facebook  Follow us on Twitter More on Dr.Kincaid

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Member, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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Plastic Surgery Blog: Stress May be Harder on the Hearts of Women

April 26th, 2012

stressed woman6 Plastic Surgery Blog: Stress May be Harder on the Hearts of WomenStress is known to cause unnecessary health hardships. A recent study in an online article analyzed the difference between stress and its effects on the hearts of both women and men. According to the article heart blood flow is elevated in men when they experience mental stress, but does not change in women, a small new study suggests. The discovery may shed light on why women are more likely than men to have heart trouble when they suffer emotional distress, the Penn State College of Medicine researchers said. The study authors measured heart rate, blood pressure and heart blood flow in 17 healthy adults — an almost equal mix of men and women — at rest and while they were performing three minutes of mental arithmetic. In an effort to elevate the stress of doing the math task, the researchers pushed the participants to go faster or told them they were wrong even when they gave the right answer. During the resting period, men and women showed little difference in heart rate, blood pressure and heart blood flow. While performing the math task, all the participants had an elevated heart rate and blood pressure. Heart blood flow also increased in men during the stressful task, but did not change in women. The discovery suggest that women may be more likely to have heart problems while under stress and could explain why women tend to have more heart troubles after stressful events, such as losing a spouse, study leader Chester Ray emphasized.  Avoiding stress is not only good for your health but also for your appearance. Dr. Stuart Kincaid encourages his patients to take advantage of the many opportunities available within his practice to fight the appearance of aging. Few things are more stressful than an aging appearance that does not match the youthful way the patient feels. Dr. Stuart Kincaid offers a wide range of laser devices designed to address fine lines and wrinkles and provide moderate skin tightening as  noninvasive cosmetic procedures. Dr. Stuart Kincaid also offers injectables including Botox and fillers like Restylane and Juvederm. These products allow Dr. Stuart Kincaid to treat lines and wrinkles on the forehead and add volume were patients have lost volume due to aging. Patients are strongly encouraged to manage stress within their lives in order to enjoy the best long-term appearance from these procedures.     Become a Fan on Facebook                                  Follow us on Twitter   More on Dr.Kincaid

 

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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
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