Plastic Surgeon Discusses Recent Improvements in Facelifts in New Blog

Baltimore, MD - Many people who seek plastic surgery in Baltimore do so in order to achieve a younger look, according to Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber. The doctor recently noticed that many of his patients were concerned about an unnatural appearance following a facelift and he decided to broach the subject in his recent post.

In the new blog, Dr. Schreiber explains that here have been advances in medical technology that allow plastic surgeons to more accurately map their clients’ faces. The piece explains exactly how plastic surgeons are now able to tighten the skin of the neck in accordance with a patient’s existing facial structure.

According to Dr. Schreiber, there is a lot of old, and incorrect, information regarding cosmetic procedures that still gets spread and he has taken to his blog to offer professional advice to current and prospective clients.

The new blog aims to provide those considering cosmetic procedures with facts and statistics that will help them make an informed decision should they decide to meet with a surgeon and develop a treatment plan.

More information regarding facelifts can be found in Dr. Schreiber’s blog on his site, which also contains information on a variety of other cosmetic procedures.

Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber performs everything from breast augmentation to facial rejuvenation in Baltimore. Anyone with questions regarding cosmetic surgery, including a facelift in Baltimore, or who would like to schedule a consultation can contact Baltimore Plastic Surgery.

ABOUT BALTIMORE PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber is an award-winning plastic surgeon at Baltimore Plastic Surgery. He received his B.A. in Biology as well as his MD at the University of Missouri-Kansas City where he was also a Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society member. A general surgery internship at Johns Hopkins Hospital brought him to Baltimore. Later, he had an integrated general surgery and plastic surgery residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital and University of Maryland plastic surgery program. He has written numerous articles and was awarded an Upjohn for clinical research.