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Minimally Invasive Surgery usually describes surgery perfomed through small, well hidden incisions. It often involves the use of an endoscope, a small telescope attached to a TV set. This instrument enables the surgeon to see large areas under the skin through a very small incision.
On the following page is a list of typical minimally invasive procedures we perform.
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I'm interested in having a touch-up facelift. My first one was ten years ago. Are there doctors who specialize in secondary facelifts?
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I'm interested in getting a chin implant because I have a weak chin. Will this improve my jowls at all?
