Cosmetic Surgery





The primary goal of cosmetic surgery is to enhance physical appearance, which can, in turn, boost self-esteem and confidence. However, individuals need to have realistic expectations and understand the potential risks, such as scarring, infection, and complications from anesthesia.


Consultation with your surgeon is essential to discuss goals, risks, benefits, and potential outcomes of the surgery. Dr. Cozart will all the time necessary to answer your questions and provide his expert guidance based on decades of experience.



Most Popular Types
of Cosmetic Surgery



Facial



Rhinoplasty:

Surgery to reshape the nose.


Botox and Fillers:

Non-surgical treatments to reduce wrinkles and add volume.


Lip Augmentation / Enhancement:

For a fuller look, fillers of hyaluronic acid or your own fat are injected into your lips. You may also opt for a lip implant or lip lift to permanently plump up your lips.


Facelift:

Tightens facial skin to reduce wrinkles and sagging.


Blepharoplasty:

Eyelid surgery to correct droopy eyelids.



Body



Liposuction/Body Conturing:

Removal of excess fat from specific areas of the body.


Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck):

Removal of excess skin and fat from the abdomen to create a firmer and smoother profile.


Breast Augmentation:

Increasing breast size using implants or fat transfer.


Breast Lift (Mastopexy):

Lifting and reshaping sagging breasts.


Buttock Augmentation:

Enhancing the shape and size of the buttocks using implants or fat transfer (often referred to as a "Brazilian Butt Lift").



Skin



Chemical Peels:

Use of chemical solutions to improve the skin's appearance by removing the outer layers. This includes fractional CO2 laser treatments and IPL (Intense pulsed light therapy.


Laser Resurfacing:

Reduces wrinkles, scars, and blemishes using laser technology.


Dermabrasion:

Mechanical removal of the skin's surface to improve the appearance of scars, wrinkles, and skin lesions.


Retin-A Treatments:

Retin-A’s active ingredient, tretinoin, originally created as a treatment for acne, works by normalizing skin cell turnover. It also stimulates collagen and helps reduce dark spots and wrinkles.



Risks and Considerations



Cosmetic surgery, like any surgical procedure, carries a variety of risks. It's important for individuals considering cosmetic surgery to be aware of these risks and to discuss them thoroughly with your surgeon. While your medical team will do everyting within their capabilities to mitigate risks, it is simply not possible to eliminate them. Please review some of the key risks associated with cosmetic surgery.


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Financing AVAILABLE





"We offer flexible financing options through Carolina Trust Federal Credit Union for plastic surgery procedures not covered by your insurance."


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