It occurred to me while answering a patient’s question. It was a moment of truth, almost an epiphany……….
Patients are afraid of ‘FACELIFT’. Many of my new patients would interrupt me during our first consultation and say, ‘Oh I don’t want a full facelift’. It took me a while to understand that patients are afraid of a facelift. The question was why? My curiosity led me to asking my patients, ‘Why are you afraid of a facelift?’
The ethnic rhinoplasty (nose job) in African Americans is very different than Caucasians. Typically in African Americans, the nose is wide with large nostrils, and the tip is bulbous, round and flat.
The dorsum is also flat and there is less definition to the nose. Watch the video below to see how these concerns are addressed.
Scleroderma is a connective tissue disorder that can lead to hardening of the skin. There can be over production of collagen. The condition usually starts after 25 years of age. The severity of this condition varies a lot among individuals. There is no known cause and hence you cannot prevent it. Patients with severe scleroderma that affects the whole body…
A loose neck can be limited to excess skin or fat deposition or in extreme cases, a full blown Turkey Wattle. Traditionally a surgical Necklift has been the only available option to correct these deformities. However after a traditional surgical neck lift, the neck skin can stretch giving appearance of “loose neck.” Recent advances in radio frequency treatments by Thermitight…
There are many ways to reduce the risk of surgical bruising. The most obvious is the technical skill of the surgeon who can minimize the trauma of surgery to reduce the bleeding and bruising. As the patient, you have to do your part as well. The most common reason for bleeding and bruising from surgery is because of medications or…
Our latest story of a patient traveling from outside of New Jersey is about a young woman who wanted an Alarplasty. Tanya was excited to make a quick day trip from her home in Oakland, CA to get the surgery done by Dr. Janjua here in Bedminster, NJ. She researched Alarplasty online and came across Dr. Janjua’s YouTube channel. After reviewing several videos on the channel, she knew Dr. J was the plastic surgeon for her. She flew in early one day, had the procedure done, and flew back the same day. Her photo above with Dr. Janjua was taken just before she left for the airport. As you can tell by her smile, she was very happy with the experience and the result.
Here’s another story of a recent patient, who found Dr. Janjua on YouTube, and traveled to New Jersey for lip reduction surgery. Rosemarie lives in Florida and had her lips injected with silicone many years ago. Initially her lips looked good, but with time they started appearing deformed. She was quite distraught and seeking help. She found a surgeon in Florida…
Every time I think of the present world it takes me to the Disney World ride, “IT’S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL.” This has been proven right by the invention of the Internet. It has brought us together in amazing ways that were not a possibility even 5 years ago. In the day and age of FaceTime, Skype and Google…
Rhinoplasty and a chin implant together can make a big difference in an individual’s profile. Both procedures can be done separately or together. I have seen patients come in for a rhinoplasty to reduce the size of the nose thinking it would help with the profile. However, on closer inspection it appeared that a small chin was the only issue.…
We’re please to announced the addition of ThermiVa and Thermi250 to the list of services at Janjua Facial Surgery. Below are several frequently asked questions for both services, and answers to each question.
ThermiVa is a radio frequency device that helps women improve vaginal laxity, orgasmic dysfunction, painful intercourse secondary to dryness (atrophic vaginitis), or mild stress incontinence. It achieves all of the above through heat production with the use of a small wand that is placed inside for a small period of time while the temperature is monitored and maintained at the appropriate level.
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