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August 7, 2008
I totally agree with the fact that currently the dermataologists are avoiding the skin cancer patients in favor of the filler and Botox cleients. If howver the third party insurers would compensate the physicians for their skin lesion removals properly this might not be occuring a sit is.
Analysis of: As Doctors Cater to Looks, Skin Patients Wait | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
There is more to esthetics than just the use of   lasers and fillers...and a well trained plastic surgeon can give a far broader number of options to the patient than a  family physician or gynecologist If the derms want to do this skin rejuvenation....who is to treat rosacea,acne skin...
Robert FrankJuly 31, 2008
Dermatologists? I worry more about the Family practitioners, Ob-Gyns, and Internists...
Analysis of: As Doctors Cater to Looks, Skin Patients Wait | www.nytimes.com
Author: Robert Frank, Owner, Aria Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery
As insurance reimbursements decline, everyone suddenly thinks they're a cosmetic surgeon.
Alan ZaccariaJuly 8, 2008
And yet, another filler? Is this the Holy Grail?
Analysis of: FDA Approves EVOLENCE®, a New Generation Collagen-Based Facial Filler | www.investor.jnj.com
Author: Alan Zaccaria, Plastic Surgeon, Alan Zaccaria, MD, FACS
Over the past few years, noninvasive cosmetic procedures have skyrocketed.  Soft tissue injectable fillers are among those procedures that are rapidly growing.  Up until now, hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers have been the mainstay.  With the emergence of Envolence, we have a new twist on...
Alan ZaccariaMay 27, 2008
Stay Away From Liquid Silicone Injections.
Analysis of: Renal Failure Linked to Cosmetic Soft-Tissue Filler Injections | www.medscape.com
Author: Alan Zaccaria, Plastic Surgeon, Alan Zaccaria, MD, FACS
Only FDA approved fillers administered by experienced, licensed physicians should be injected into patients.  Also, the small volumes that are used today should not pose systemic problems that were seen in this article.
Robert FrankMarch 14, 2008
Phase 2 trials show significantly improved scars
Analysis of: Juvista Phase II Trial Results in Scar Revision and Breast Augmentation Surgery | www.renovo.com
Author: Robert Frank, Owner, Aria Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery
Juvista appears to be effective in improving scar quality according to recently released Phase II results. Renovo reported no clinical improvement in breast augmentation scars treated with a single injection of the drug.
Robert FrankFebruary 7, 2008
Botox competitors can't come soon enough
Analysis of: Efficacy of Botulinum Toxin Does Not Sag Over Time | www.medscape.com
Author: Robert Frank, Owner, Aria Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery
Botox from Allergan has enjoyed an exclusive monopoly for the past nine years. Alternative drugs do not appear to be available as soon as was hoped.
Alan ZaccariaDecember 14, 2007
Topical "Botox"--Sounds Like a Winner
Analysis of: Medicis and Revance Announce Strategic Collaboration | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: Alan Zaccaria, Plastic Surgeon, Alan Zaccaria, MD, FACS
It is not unexpected that Medicis is expanding into the "Botox" business since its rival company, Allergan, has a monopoly on the market.  Allergan also has Juviderm, which competes directly with Restylane, the hit product by Medicis.  This will place Medicis back into the competitive market...
September 25, 2007
Physician House Calls- A potential major trend in the health care industry
Analysis of: The New York Times | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Physician house calls may represent an emerging major trend in fee-for-service health care delivery. The urgent care center emerged in the 80's and 90's as a novel way for patients to avoid emergency rooms. Of course, this is based on the patient's willingness to pay a fee that is not covered by insurance....
Robert FrankSeptember 13, 2007
Credit crunch may effect healthcare financing
Analysis of: Doctors Offering No-Interest Loans to Patients | www.nytimes.com
Author: Robert Frank, Owner, Aria Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery
Changes in the credit market, specifically the subprime market, may impact companies clamoring to finance elective healthcare and cosmetic procedures. This may impact the number of patients ultimately undergoing these expensive procedures.
Robert FrankSeptember 13, 2007
Plastic Surgery after Bariatric Procedures - Whats cosmetic?
Analysis of: Bariatric surgery - possible treatment for type 2 diabetes mellitus | www.news-medical.net
Author: Robert Frank, Owner, Aria Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery
With the growth of bariatric procedures and the increased recognition of the health benefits associated with massive weight loss, more insurance providers are beginning to cover bariatric procedures. The problems arise when these patients present to their plastic surgeons after their weight loss and...

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