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Savannah Facial Plastic Surgery Blog

Considering facial plastic surgery? Read through our blog posts written personally by fellowship-trained and double-board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Timothy Minton. His expertise and advice can help you understand surgical and non-surgical procedures. Have more questions? Click here to request a consultation.

Find your special surgical someone

When it comes to cosmetic procedures, you need to trust the person behind the scalpel, needle or laser. There are a few early signs to suggest that it might be a relationship worth pursuing.

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Do you always look tired? Don’t let your eyes deceive you.

Hopefully you’re starting to feel less worn and hopeless, too. However, what happens when we’re feeling better--more rested and ready to roll--but our face still reads like a post week-long Vegas bender?

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The secret reasons why your coworkers might look better than you on Zoom

Before a Zoom meeting, I go to great lengths to find just the right background, lighting and angle to make me look like anything other than the elongated head boasting ruddy skin and tired eyes that stares back at me. 

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What social distancing has taught me about what is and is not essential

This post is about what I’ve discovered is and isn’t essential to me. And I’m thinking you might be sharing some of the same insights.

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Go Big or Go Home?

Cosmetic goals are personal, so when it comes to dermal fillers and injectables, how much or how little is up to you. Here’s how to make sure you get what you want.

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Move over dad, a new man is in town

Dad 2.0 cares deeply about that little progeny running around the house, sticking chess pieces up his nose. But Dad 2.0 also cares about himself. He’s not being selfish or vain. He just understands that being a dad changes you, but it doesn’t mean you stop being you.

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How do I know if I am a candidate for eyelid lift?

Blepharoplasty, also known as an Eyelid Lift, is a cosmetic surgery procedure performed to improve the appearance of the upper and/or lower eyelids.

Interested in Botox or fillers but fear the needle? Now there’s a fix, and it’s pretty freakin’ great.

As a perpetual people-pleaser, I’ve never been afraid of needles simply because I always wanted to show my parents how brave I was.

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Both men and women are getting Botox

Botox is one of the most popular non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedures performed for both men and women today.

“Brotox” for Beginners

A Botox virgin goes under the needle—and yes, he’s a dude. And no, that’s not weird.

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Why you may want to consider a browlift

The browlift is performed to reduce lines, creases, wrinkles, and sagging in the brow that are creating an older or more run-down appearance than we wish to project to the world..

Can I Even Afford Plastic Surgery?

When I was growing up, cosmetic plastic procedures were reserved for the Susan Lucci’s of the world, not the 3rd-grade teacher next door.

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How do I know if I am a candidate for eyelid lift?

Blepharoplasty, also known as an Eyelid Lift, is a cosmetic surgery procedure performed to improve the appearance of the upper and/or lower eyelids.

Interested in Botox or fillers but fear the needle? Now there’s a fix, and it’s pretty freakin’ great.

As a perpetual people-pleaser, I’ve never been afraid of needles simply because I always wanted to show my parents how brave I was.

Continue Reading

Both men and women are getting Botox

Botox is one of the most popular non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedures performed for both men and women today. Botox targets area of the face where unwanted signs of aging are occurring due to repetitive facial muscle movements.

“Brotox” for Beginners

Brotox—it’s a thing. I suppose the term is an attempt to masculinize what is wrongly assumed to be a procedure primarily for women. But I have fine lines and wrinkles and so do you, dude. And we can both do something about it.

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Why you may want to consider a browlift

The browlift is performed to reduce lines, creases, wrinkles, and sagging in the brow that are creating an older or more run-down appearance than we wish to project to the world. 

Can I Even Afford Plastic Surgery?

When I was growing up, cosmetic plastic procedures were reserved for the Susan Lucci’s of the world, not the 3rd-grade teacher next door. Even a little Botox procedure was out of reach for most—it was certainly just out of reach for my Mom.

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Cosmetic Surgeries Enhance a Man’s Personality

You’ve probably heard the adage, “When you look good, you feel good.” But what if your looks also make others feel good about you? And what if this perception can be enhanced by making improvements to one’s face?

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Cosmetic surgery after 65? Of course!

My mom is in her early 70s and looks fantastic—just as she has her entire life. Yet during our FaceTime conversations, she’s constantly looking at her own reflection, pulling at her neck and pushing her eyebrows northward.

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The ears have it, too, unfortunately

Aging affects every appendage, including the ears. But a little nip/tuck can bring those babies back into shape.

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What is blepharoplasty?

Blepharoplasty, also called an Eyelid Lift, is a procedure that has helped many men and women of various ages reduce the appearance of unwanted signs of aging such as creases, wrinkles, sagging, and puffiness in the upper and lower eyelids. 

FaceApp and how I won’t go down without a fight

My best friend dating all the way back to the 6th grade came to visit me last week, right about the time FaceApp garnered national attention—including our own. We’ve spend the past three decades watching one another age, so what would happen when we sped up time?

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What’s the right age for a facelift?

Which is not to say anyone can get a facelift at any age. It simply means that we all age differently. Some blessed creatures age must slower than others and have the pleasure of being called “miss” after 40, while the rest of us were getting “ma’am” at 25. 

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