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Breast Reduction – New Jersey

There are a number of physical and emotional strains associated with having large breasts, a condition know as macromastia.   Many women suffer from neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, and rashes underneath their breasts, all of which make exercise difficult, if not impossible.  Large breasts can make social situations uncomfortable, limit fashion choices, and adversely affect a woman’s self-image.

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Brian S. Glatt, MD, FACS has helped many women lead more comfortable and pain-free lives through breast reduction surgery.  Reduction mammoplasty, as it is known, while performed on women of all ages, always elicits the same comment ……. “I wish I had done this sooner!”   

So why wait?  Contact Premier Plastic Surgery Center of New Jersey to discover how Breast Reduction surgery can improve your life.   Call our office at 973-889-9300 to schedule your consultation with Dr. Glatt.

Posted in Breast Surgery on October 28th, 2011

Dr. Glatt Named a Top Doctor

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Brian S. Glatt, MD, FACS, of Premier Plastic Surgery Center of New Jersey, has once again been named a Top Doctor by New Jersey Monthly Magazine! 

The fact that he has once again been recognized as a Top Doctor is just one more assurance you have made the right decision in choosing Dr. Glatt as your Plastic Surgeon. 

Once again, congratulations from your entire staff! 

Posted in Special Topics on October 24th, 2011

Rhinoplasty – Morristown Nose Surgery

People choose to have Rhinoplasty, or Nose Surgery, for both aesthetic and corrective reasons. Deviated Septums are among the most common reason people choose to have Rhinoplasty. Having a Deviated Septum can make it very difficult to breath properly. Another reason people choose Rhinoplasty is for it’s aesthetic benefits. Some people feel their noses are too large or that it is disproportionate to the rest of their face. Injury to the nose causing crookedness or deformity is also another reason people choose to undergo Rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty generally takes around an hour to complete and the results are instant, minus some initial swelling and bruising. Your splint or bandage will be removed anywhere from one to two weeks after the procedure and you can often return to work within days of the procedure. Of course, every patient’s experience and recovery is different, so it is important that you listen to your body and consult with your doctor if you have any questions.

If you would like to know more about Rhinoplasty just follow the link!

Posted in Face on October 20th, 2011

Medical Grade Skin Care in Northern New Jersey

The Skin Care Specialists at the office of Board Certifed Plastic Surgeon Brian S. Glatt, MD, FACS  remind you that your skin can suffer from the weather during theupcoming cold months.  As the body’s largest organ, skin is far more delicate than you probably realize. Maintaining its moisture balance is essential   Just as your body needs different clothing to protect it against the changing weather; your skin requires a different skin care regime to properly protect it from the elements of winter. In the winter months the skin’s moisture balance is lowered due to the combined effect of the cold air outdoors and the dry air indoors.  Under these conditions, your skin requires more moisture.  Change your daily skin care routine to include a moisturizer with a humectant barrier to keep that healthy glow.  Skin care is an ongoing process, regardless of the season.   A visit with one of our skin care professionals to develop a personalized daily regime with our medical grade skin care products from Neocutis, Obagi and Skinceutical is essential for healthy skin.

Call Premier Plastic Surgery Center of New Jersey at 973-89-9300 to schedule an appointment for your skin care evaluation and treatment.

Posted in skin care on October 14th, 2011

Breast Reconstruction – New Jersey

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Brian S. Glatt, MD, FACS believes if you are faced with a new diagnosis of breast cancer or in the case of a prophylactic mastectomy one fact remains constant.  It is in your best interest that information regarding the availability of breast reconstruction be provided early, certainly well before undergoing a mastectomy.

The key to receiving this information is to assemble a team of physicians that include your primary care physician, gynecologist, breast surgeon, oncologist or radiation oncologist and a Board Certified plastic surgeon.  This group of medical professionals, working in concert with you, will assure you of coordinated care and help you to explore all treatment options available, resulting in the most beneficial outcome.   

Not every woman who undergoes a mastectomy opts for breast reconstruction; some choose to wear an external prosthesis inside their bra.  However, each year tens of thousands of mastectomy patients in the United States choose to have breast reconstruction as a part of their recovery.  The best way to explore your options is to consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has experience with breast reconstruction prior to undergoing a mastectomy.

The decision to have breast reconstruction is a personal one. Become well informed, trust your team, and remain proactive.  The decision to undergo breast reconstruction requires careful consideration, but the choice is yours and yours alone to make.  In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we would like to pay tribute to the strength and courage of those of you affected by this disease.

Posted in breast reconstruction on October 7th, 2011