The reality of COVID-19 has affected many things in our world. As a plastic surgery practice here in St. Louis, we know our patients are experiencing many changes to their usual daily schedules. Shelter-in-place orders have pushed us into different routines and stay-at-home work hours. Adapting to this new way of life isn’t always easy. …
In order to stay competitive in today's world, you have to look as good as you feel, guys. If you don't feel like your outside matches how you feel on the inside, we invite you to check out these nonsurgical procedures for skin tightening to help men look their best. Watch the video here.
On January 1, 2014, millions of Americans will have new health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. While our services at St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery are cosmetic, and therefore not covered by insurance, our patients may still feel the effects on the healthcare industry. When patients come in to our office to schedule a breast …
"Do you offer gummy bear implants?" It's a question we are commonly asked by women who desire the teardrop-shaped cohesive gel implant, dubbed the "gummy bear" and formally known as the Natrelle® 410 Highly Cohesive Anatomically Shaped Silicone-Filled Breast Implant. For the past 9 years, Drs. Lund, Huffaker and Dr. Bruce White have been using …
Every woman wants to feel sexy, and Victoria's Secret is known world-wide for making women feel beautiful and sexy. This month, St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery would like to pass that gift along to 4 lucky Pinterest followers in the form of $50 Victoria's Secret gift cards! From lingerie to silky lotions, they've got everything you need …
"I'm going to exercise more." It's one of the most common, and most easily dropped New Year's resolutions. We all have such good intentions, and most of us know how good we feel after we work out. But getting there is hard, and sometimes, we need a swift kick to get us moving. So for …
Many of us can relate to the resolution maker who vows to get healthy and start eating right. Typically, this means going on some sort of restrictive diet–maybe a meal plan that's all over the news or Facebook–and going full steam ahead for a few weeks before the inevitable burn-out sets in. Changing our habits …
According to an article on time.com about the most commonly broken New Year's Resolutions, only 15% of people who try to quit smoking on January 1 actually manage to stay smoke-free for more than six months. With odds like that, it's no wonder why many people don't even give it a shot. But the benefits of …