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9 months ago

This face sums up how we feel about a wonderful 2021 and what is going to be an even better 2022!…We can’t thank our patients enough for entrusting us with your care - seeing your faces, hearing about your family, sharing your good news & being there to help you look your best even when you may feel far from it are moments we do not take for granted.….Also we thank you all for your patience and understanding as we’ve been closed since December 21st in order to spend time with our family and these little hooligans in the photos - but we are excited to be back tomorrow! …2022 - we are going to blow your socks off!! And that’s a promise! … ... See MoreSee Less

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Palmetto Facial Plastics is in Columbia, South Carolina.

12 months ago

Upper eyelid surgery is one of my top 3 favorite procedures! It is transformative but yet preserves YOU. It is refreshing, natural yet you still look like you. The eyes just seem *lighter* without any obvious answer as to why; you look *better* but no one is able to put a finger on why. It flies under the radar but the improvement is undeniable. It doesn’t change the shape of the eye and the incision is hidden right along our existing eyelid crease!…..About 4-5 days of downtime pending bruising and swelling.….The first 2 photos are on post operative day 1. The others are day of surgery. Suture removed on day 5 or day 6.….This patient followed all the “rules” and hardly has a bruise to show for it.….Let me know your questions below! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

May we never forget & pass on to every generation to ensure it is never forgotten.…..Every year it feels like it was just yesterday. It takes me right back - I still feel like I am sitting in Chemistry class all over again, watching the news, watching as the 2nd plane crashed, as the towers fell. The fear, the terror, the life lost, the ashes, but also the unity, the love, the resilience & the bravery. The true American spirit. …“this is Brian. Listen, I'm on an airplane that's been hijacked”….“If things don't go well, and it's not looking good, I just want you to know that I absolutely love you.…."I want you to do good, go have good times — same to my parents and everybody — and I just totally love you … and I'll see you when you get there.…."Bye babe. I hope I call you." ... See MoreSee Less

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Palmetto Facial Plastics

1 years ago

What can filler do for you? ….As we age, there is no doubt we experience change at multiple levels - skin (thickness, elasticity, collagen), fat (volume loss, fat pad descent), ligaments (weaken), & bone (loss of vertical height, thinning). These in combination create appreciable changes that can be hard (at times) to pinpoint in terms of what “changed” but “it’s just different” - here is an example of how filler is used effectively & efficiently to improve on those subtle cues - starting here with the chin.….Using 1 syringe of strategically placed filler, we were able to restore a youthful taper to the lower 1/3 of the face (diminishing a squared off appearance or triangular heaviness that often comes with aging), improve her projection, & enhance her OWN features by simply reframing. ….Certainly with some additional filler used judiciously we can continue to enhance result but one must caution that too much filler anywhere including here can not only widen & distort the face but also artificially age someone in an unnatural way. ….Let me know what questions you have. Also, check stories above for a $75 opportunity for filler available to Allē members - applies to all Juvederm fillers (limited offer through Alle & expires end of November for use) ... See MoreSee Less

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2 years ago

Let’s talk DURATION! Love this graphic from @injectorbunny regarding onset of action, peak action & then the dissipation of neuromodulator ( #botox or #dysport )with a gradual return of muscle function. ....It is NORMAL after 2-3 months or 8-10 weeks to see a gradual return of movement. Some patients get a little longer, some get a little shorter - there is some variability depending on the individual- but overall this depicts a generally normal timeline. ....As is often discussed with patients in clinic, generally speaking every 3-4 months (or once a season) is all that is needed. Also, those who know me hear me say this all the time, but after consistent use for a period of time at regular intervals, what we see in practice is that you can go *longer* between appointments as the muscles “forget” how to do such heavy lifting (think of it in terms of working out ones 💪🏻 - the less you work out, the less you can lift). ....Hope this helps for my visual learners out there! 🙌 ... See MoreSee Less

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