Are you growing a little tired of receiving the same Mother's Day gifts every year? You know the ones: chocolates, flowers, and perfume. This year, why not take control? Drop a few hints that what you really want this Mother's Day is a fresh, new Mommy Makeover. We'll help you make it easy on the pocketbook as well!
In the recent news about healthcare legislation, much attention has been focused on the so-called "BO-TAX," a 5% surcharge on cosmetic procedures. Like many cosmetic and plastic surgeons across the country, Dr. Wang feels that this tax unfairly targets women and men who are trying to address their cosmetic concerns. Unlike other surgeons, however, Dr. Wang is doing something so that his patients won't be affected by the proposed tax.
What's all the excitement about at Wang Plastic Surgery? It's our new AccuSculpt™ Laser Lipo-Sculpting System from Lutronic®. Now you can rid yourself of that stubborn tummy fat, the saggy area under your chin, or even those awful love handles. If you are thinking about a facelift but are not quite ready for surgery, AccuLift™ is the minimally invasive alternative to facelift surgery. It can tighten sagging cheeks and jowls in less than 30 minutes. The revolutionary new AccuSculpt technology enables Dr. Wang to perform these and other procedures in his state-of-the art center located in Upland.
For the second consecutive year, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Stewart Wang has been recognized with the "Best of Alhambra" Award.
Alhambra, California (August 2009) – Choosing a surgeon just got easier for patients considering plastic surgery in the Pasadena area. The U.S. Commerce Association (USCA) has awarded Wang Plastic Surgery the "Best of Alhambra" Award for the second consecutive year. In the category of Physicians & Surgeons, the USCA chose Wang Plastic Surgery (http://www.wangplasticsurgery.com) because of the positive image the practice has earned through service to patients and to the community.
Read Dr. Wang's tips on how to get smoother, younger skin at any age in a recent issue of Inland Empire Magazine. He offers recommendations for noninvasive rejuvenation in your 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s.
Mother's Day is just around the corner and Wang Plastic Surgery wants to help you look and feel your very best for the big day. In addition to our full range of cosmetic surgery options, we also offer noninvasive treatments like Thermage® that can give your skin that radiant glow to match your brightened spirit.
In the two years since the US Food and Drug Administration approved silicone gel breast implants, hundreds of thousands of women have chosen this implant type for their cosmetic breast surgery. Dr. Wang has seen a major shift in the number of women who are choosing silicone gel implants, and after two years, remains confident in the safety profile and durability of this implant type.
The neighborhood drug store may be a fine place to fill your prescriptions, but it's not the best place to go if you're looking for high-quality skin care products. Over the years, Dr. Wang's patients have asked him how they can protect and maintain the results of their cosmetic procedures. Dr. Wang has taken the time to evaluate some of the premium skin care lines on the market today and stocks a wide variety of physician-strength solutions at his Southern California locations.
Dr. Stewart Wang, a board-certified plastic surgeon providing cosmetic plastic surgery procedures to the Inland Empire and San Gabriel Valley, has been recognized with the "Best of Alhambra" award. This award identifies businesses and service providers who offer high quality work and exceptional levels of satisfaction among their communities and clientele.
While researching their cosmetic options, many of Dr. Wang's patients have seen advertisements featuring physicians claiming that they are "board certified." Understandably, many people think all "board certified" physicians have the same credentials. Nothing could be further from the truth. The unfortunate reality is that any group of medical professionals can get together and create its own board certification. These organizations confuse patients and devalue the credentials of physicians who have earned board certification from a board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS).
