Learn about the Grin Lift on Wednesday’s episode of “The Doctors.” I had a lot of fun filming this episode. Thank you to everyone at “The Doctors” for their hospitality!
Last week I taped a segment of the Dr. Oz Show that will air this Tuesday, May 22nd. I reveal Insider Secrets of Plastic Surgery, including how to get a browlift in fifteen minutes for $15. Check out Dr. Oz’s website for broadcast times in your area! Thank you to everyone at the Dr. Oz […]
In honor of all the mothers on Mother’s Day: I’ve always taken my mom for granted. A lot of us do. I never realized just how strong and selfless she is. Then tragedy struck. In many ways, my mother is the stereotypical Asian mom. Forty-five years ago she immigrated to the United States with my […]
From my latest article on CNN.com. I now have my own regular column, called Behind The Stethoscope. Full disclosure: I have no complaints about how much I make. But many other physicians are not as satisfied – a recent study by Medscape revealed that 49% of doctors believe they’re not fairly compensated. Of primary care […]
Sorry for all the posts about my appearances, but I’ll be featured on ABC’s The Revolution this Tuesday, May 1st and Friday, May 4th at 2 pm ET, 1 pm PT/CT. On Tuesday we’ll discuss treatment of undereye puffiness and Friday we’ll tackle spider veins. Should be a lot of fun! For more on The Revolution, […]
This is a segment from the Doctors last season, where I treated a patient’s banana rolls via mini liposuction. Thanks to Dr. Ordon and everyone at the Doctors for a great experience!
For any night owls out there, I’ll be doing a segment on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory this Tuesday night / Wednesday morning at 1 am ET/10 pm PT! We’ll be discussing Extreme Plastic Surgery: Truth or Myth? Do doctors really remove ribs to thin the torso? What about liposuction fat used to […]
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Here is an interesting segment from the Today Show based on the new plastic surgery statistics for 2011 by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. For the accompanying article, including my comments on Chinplants, click HERE.
The pair of double-Ds jutting out in front of me look like they would belong on Pam Anderson. Instead they’re attached to a 14-year-old boy. I whip out a black marker and start drawing on Phil, my first surgery patient of the day. Phil has severe gynecomastia, or enlarged male breasts. Phil was brought […]
