Posted January 09, 2012 in AntiAging
Here we are in January, 2012 already! Many of us have new goals and dreams for a year filled with exciting new opportunities. Our society is focused on health, fitness and anti aging…all excellent, worthy goals. Let me review some principles on facial aging…and things you can do now to defy future aging. The new […]
Read MorePosted December 27, 2011 in couples
Now, Couples are showing up in my office (husbands and wives) expecting that I help them grow younger together. I am delighted to be able to help these wonderful people reclaim some youthfulness and enable them to look as good and as young as they feel. Today’s couples are choosing to share anti aging together! […]
Read MorePosted December 11, 2011 in Holiday
December Beauty tips from Dr. Steven Davison With Christmas only a few short weeks ago, life gets busy with more activities, commitments, engagements, parties, school plays and family times. Stress and fatigue are common this time of the year and this, along with too little sleep, too much rich food, more wine than usual and […]
Read MorePosted December 11, 2011 in Non-surgical
Look fabulous and 10 years younger for Christmas and New Years without surgery and no one know will know…except you. I’ve been doing non surgical facelifts and rejuvenating the cheeks, nose, eyes, chin and lips for years…using injectable fillers for wonderful natural looking results that can last up to 2 years with maintenance. Here’s what […]
Read MorePosted December 11, 2011 in Breast Cosmetic Surgery, Uncategorized
Breast Augmentation requires four important decisions for the surgical plan. Answering the key questions clearly improves communication and helps meet patient expectation. 1 – Size of the Augmentation. This is key to the patient’s satisfaction. It is a little like Goldilocks this one’s too big, this one’s too small and this one’s just right. Using […]
Read MorePosted November 16, 2011 in Lesions and moles
A quite frequent problem involved in the removal of small lesions such as moles, nevi and other lesions is…correct identification. Correct identification and confirmation of the exact site for these small lesions is paramount. But often, this is a problem when a patient is referred from a dermatologist and presents in our office. Identification and […]
Read MorePosted November 16, 2011 in Facelifts, Non-surgical, Skin Care
I’ve been blogging about facial aging and what to do now, no matter what decade of aging you are experiencing. Facelifts, Necklifts, Eyelid lift, Blepharoplasty, Cheek Augmentation and more have been offered as safe, effective age defying options. But, I’m frequently asked: “Dr. Davison, should I use injectables or should I have surgery?” Injectable fillers […]
Read MorePosted November 14, 2011 in Eyelid, Facelifts, Non-surgical
This decade ushers in droopy brows, volume loss in the lower facial third and deep neck bands from loose, baggy skin. These changes will be much less drastic if you started doing anti aging procedures in your 30’s or 40’s. But, it’s never too late to start. The goal is balance. Each part of the […]
Read MorePosted November 14, 2011 in Facelifts, Non-surgical
My last blog introduced you to the idea of “aging across the decades.” Aging in your 40’s is the next decade I want to cover while listing today’s age defying options for this season of aging. First: some benefits of starting anti aging treatments early: You will heal better and faster with less downtime (if […]
Read MorePosted November 14, 2011 in Non-surgical, Skin Care
Aging is inevitable and beauty at any age is possible. But if the biological effects of aging are left unchecked, as we move through the decades, damage is done that probably could have been prevented or delayed. This series of blogs deals with facial aging… and which interventions can help us keep looking young, fresh […]
Read MorePosted October 24, 2011 in Facelifts
Recently, I talked about Facelifts because we’re heading into fall when I get lots of questions about the different kinds of Facelifts and what they can and cannot achieve. See my recent Facelift (Rhytidectomy) blog for a review of this information. Forehead Brow Lifts are often done along with a Facelift…to get maximum results. Forehead/Browlift […]
Read MorePosted October 24, 2011 in Mommy Makeover
All women who go through pregnancy experience various changes in their body. These changes are often subtle at first…and then become quite dramatic with each passing day and the relentless demands of motherhood. Women commonly see changes in their facial skin (pigment and color), saggy abs from stretched, separated abdominal muscles, droopy deflated breasts, thighs, […]
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To Our Cherished Patients, Friends, and Colleagues,
It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of our beloved colleague and friend, Nora. From the very beginning of Davinci Plastic Surgery, Nora Porter has been an integral part of our practice, serving as our Physician Assistant, Chief Injector, and a mentor to so many on our team.
Nora’s expertise, warmth, and dedication touched the lives of countless patients. She had a unique gift for making everyone feel comfortable, cared for, and understood, and she built lasting relationships that went far beyond the treatment room. To our team, she was not only a leader but also a teacher and source of inspiration. Her presence will be deeply missed.
As we grieve this loss, please know that our team remains committed to honoring Nora’s legacy by carrying forward the compassion, professionalism, and excellence she exemplified every day. The Practice she helped create is empowered by the patient-centric ethos she gifted us.
We are grateful for your support and understanding during this difficult time as we celebrate Nora’s life and the many ways she made Davinci, and the lives of our patients, brighter.
With heartfelt sympathy,
The Davinci Plastic Surgery Team
