Plastic Surgery During Vacation Season May Make Sense for Many, says Dr. J Plastic Surgery
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., May 30, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A May 17 article in Town & Country Magazine touts summer as the time when many East Coast women schedule plastic surgeries for the sake of discretion and convenience. The article notes that the practice is not only about keeping procedures secret from an individual's social circle, but from young offspring who may be conveniently away at camp for weeks at a time during the summer months. Beverly Hills-based plastic surgeon Payam Jarrah-Nejad, M.D., F.I.C.S., F.A.C.S., aka Dr. J, says that vacation time procedures may make sense not just women but also men who want their surgeries private.
He notes that, while there's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of in getting plastic surgery, it's obviously very normal to want to avoid unwanted comments or to discuss matters that may be deeply personal. While he notes that some procedures, such as rhinoplasty, which is literally as plain as the nose on a patient's face, or breast augmentation might be all but impossible to conceal from friends, families, and coworkers, other procedures can be kept private - and most patients prefer it that way. Two popular plastic surgeries s that can involve some real embarrassment on the part of patients are breast lifts for women and breast reductions for males with gynecomastia. The plastic surgeon says that while most people understand that many women may feel uncomfortable discussing their unhappiness with the shape of their breasts, many men harbor deep-seated embarrassment about having oversize breasts that can cut to the root of their feelings about masculinity.
Dr. J adds, however, that the Town & Country article focuses on East Coast residents, where many people traditionally flee hot and muggy urban areas for traditional summer vacations. He notes that Southern California residents tend to love their climate year-round, so vacations tend to be more a little more spread out. He adds that, even so, many patients do tend to look at the winter holidays and summer as desirable times to get a procedure. That means, he adds, that patients may have to wait longer if they are set on a vacation-time operation. Nevertheless, the most important choice people make about a plastic surgery is not when to have it, but who to have it performed by. Dr. J strongly suggests that people interested in a procedure should only consider board certified plastic surgeons with a strong track of success behind them, as well as before-and-after pictures to prove it.
Dr. J's qualifications as a double board-certified Beverly Hills plastic surgeon can be seen online along with many testimonials and before-and-after photos. Interested readers may call his office at (310) 228-3151 or visit his website.
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