Cellulite solutions at PFRANKMD in NYC are signature procedures tailored by Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank that combines the advanced radiofrequency (RF) technology of EMTONE® and innovative injectable treatments that are part of the PFRANKMD™BIOSTIM approach. Below we will...
Following the tumescent liposuction procedure, many people want to start exercising right away. While you may feel up to it, it's recommended that you avoid any strenuous activity, including exercise, for at least one week after liposuction to allow your body time to...
Tumescent liposuction is a safe and effective alternative to get rid of unwanted body fat that won’t go away with diet and exercise. From the arms and legs, to the buttocks and stomach, liposuction is considered one of the top five minimally invasive cosmetic surgical...
Tumescent liposuction is a type of liposuction that involves injecting a large volume of tumescent solution into the treatment area before the fat is removed. The tumescent solution contains a local anesthetic and a vasoconstrictor, which numb the area and helps...
We have many patients asking what the differences are between tumescent liposuction and laser liposuction. Dr. Frank, a New York City board-certified cosmetic surgeon, wanted to share the differences between tumescent liposuction and laser liposuction to help you make...
Getting The Most Out of Your Tumescent Liposuction SurgeryIf you are considering tumescent liposuction, you likely have exhausted all your other options: exercise, healthy eating habits, and more. In turning to any body sculpting treatment, it’s important to...
Tumescent liposuction is a popular cosmetic procedure that involves the removal of excess fat that isn’t coming off with regular diet & exercise. The process involves injecting the area with a tumescent solution, (a mixture of saline, lidocaine and epinephrine),...
QWO (collagenase clostridium histolyticum-aaes), the First Injectable Treatment for Cellulite The most common reason for cellulite, a multifactorial condition, is the hardening of the fibrous septae (which provide structural support to our skin). These fibrous septae...
As we get older, our skin continues to lose its elasticity and hydrating properties. Loss of collagen and the gradual effects of gravity can cause skin to droop and appear loose. Sagging skin can make you look older than you are and appear aged. In the past, popular...
Facial aging comes in many forms – facial wrinkles and folds, lines and creases, looser and saggier skin that detracts from the face’s original contours. Though more extreme treatments such as the traditional surgical face lift have been options for treatment, many...
