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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. While our practice does not perform breast reconstruction procedures, we very frequently see cancer patients and survivors seeking skincare options. Breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, hormone therapy, or targeted therapies for breast cancer may find that some of these drugs cause changes in the skin. These visible changes can […]

We sat down with MaryAnn, a patient at W Cosmetic Surgery™, to learn her secret to perfect skin. Hint: It involves facial peels! I first visited W Cosmetic Surgery™ over 15 years ago and I return again and again because of how incredible my skin looks and feels. I’ve always taken great care of my […]

Acne scarring is an embarrassing and uncomfortable burden. Whether the scars are pitted or raised, these skin irregularities bring back the painful memory for many of the first time that they felt self conscious about their appearance. When the acne was active, usually in the teens, there were pimples and red discolorations. Proms, pictures, and […]

We love Botox and we’re not alone: More than 10.9 million vials of Botox have been sold since the product was approved for cosmetic use in 2002. In fact, Dr. Wulc took part in the original clinical trials and spoke about the effects of Botox at an international meeting in the early 1990s. Since then […]

Cosmetic surgery is not just for women. More men are opting for cosmetic procedures to help augment their appearance and defy aging than ever before. According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the number of cosmetic procedures performed among men has increased over 325% from 1997 to 2015. Men underwent over 1.22 million […]

A cancer diagnosis can be a lifechanging experience. Patients and their loved ones quickly find themselves navigating tests, schedules and complex care options. One aspect of cancer care that rightfully demands attention is the side effects of treatment, which can take their toll on the body. That includes your skin. 50% of patients experience adverse […]