Medically reviewed • Updated: October 2025 Considering treatment? For candidacy, techniques, and photos, see the Facial Fat Grafting overview. This page focuses on recovery. What to expect overall Facial fat transfer (fat grafting) moves small volumes of your own fat to restore contour in areas like the cheeks, temples, jawline,
You’ve spent hours looking at face lift before and after photos, you know what to look for in a qualified plastic surgeon, and you feel confident about your decision to have face lift surgery. Many of the questions you have about the procedure will likely be answered during your consultation
Liposuction is a contour tool—not a weight-loss plan. Used well, it sculpts stubborn pockets, sharpens transitions, and lets your training show. The goal is balance and clean lines that fit your frame today and in the future. Who does best with liposuction Stable weight within a healthy range for at
Good injectable work is about shape, support, and motion control. The right plan treats the right layer so your face looks rested at rest and in expression. By Dr. Tim Neavin • Updated November 6, 2025 How injectables fit a layered plan We start with pattern, not products. I map
Fuller lips look best when shape, border, and proportion fit the face. Volume is only part of the plan. Below is how I compare non-surgical and surgical choices, who they suit, and what to expect. By Dr. Tim Neavin • Updated November 4, 2025 What makes fuller lips look right
Latest Trends in Plastic Surgery Dr. Tim Neavin is interviewed by Mornings on Channel 9 regarding the latest trends in plastic surgery in Beverly Hills, CA, including arm shaping and lip augmentation. Click on the video below to watch the episode. The topic of sexy arms has been on the
When you want structure—not puff—Radiesse® (calcium hydroxylapatite, CaHA) is a workhorse. It adds immediate support in deeper planes and stimulates your own collagen over time. Used thoughtfully, it sharpens lines where they matter and softens shadows where they don’t. By Dr. Tim Neavin • Updated November 2, 2025 Surgeon’s note:
Botox®, the Poison to Look Pretty Botulism toxin, the protein used as the active ingredient in Botox® is the most acutely toxic substance known to humankind. Just a microgram of botulinum toxin could be enough to kill a person, and four kilograms of the toxin, if evenly distributed, would be
Medically reviewed • Updated: October 2025 What makes lips look beautiful? Beauty isn’t a single number—it’s proportion, contour, and how the lips fit the rest of your face in motion and at rest. In clinic, I look at three things: natural anatomy (length of the philtrum, dental show, vermilion height),
