Can You Guess When The First Tummy Tuck Surgery was Done?
In 1890, the first official tummy tuck was performed by Dr. Demars and Dr. Marx in France. Less than a decade later, in 1899, a gynecologist in Baltimore, performed…
Will We Have Scarless Surgeries in The Future?
There may be a day in the near future that we may have reduced scarring or scarless surgery. Researchers have identified the mechanisms of scar formation in skin and…
The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal Is Commemorating 75 Years
This picture on The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal caught my attention and I wanted to share it with you. The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal is commemorating 75…
Did You Know That Fetal Injury or Surgery Is Scar Free?
Is Scarless Injury Possible? 🤔 Researchers have identified that tension during skin repair plays a critical role in scarring. The skin of the fetus is gelatinous and doesn’t really…
What Is a Scar?
A scar is a growth of tissue marking the spot where skin has healed after an injury, surgery, or trauma. Scarring is part of the body’s natural healing process…
What Makes Your Abdomen Beautiful and How Can You Achieve It?
Everyone wants a tight, firm, flat, and well-defined abdomen to show off in a bikini. But have you ever stopped to wonder what our culture perceives to be beautiful…
How to Choose the Right Breast Implant Size
When getting breast augmentation surgery, choosing the right implant size is generally the most critical decision you have to make. Because of this, Dr. Agha will take several approaches…
The Perfect Cleavage: How Implants Enhance the Gap Between Your Breasts
One of the most sought-after and commonly requested reasons for women wanting to achieve bigger breasts is the perfect cleavage. After all, nothing beats the allure of two perfectly-spaced…
20 Common Transumbilical Breast Augmentation Misconceptions, Debunked!
Do you want to enhance the size of your breasts minus the unsightly scars? That’s what scarless or transumbilical breast augmentation (TUBA) is for! But the fact that it’s…
