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CBS New York Plasma Liposuction with Dr. Neinstein In a recent segment, CBS’s Dr. Max Gomez featured an amazing new way to tighten skin, called Plasma. Plasma liposuction is a cutting-edge technology that uses super-heated helium to shrink and tighten the skin without burning it. The method is ideal for addressing stubborn extra fat and

In a recent article featured on Redbook, one woman spoke about her desire to have her armpit fat sucked out like Chrissy Teigan. She turned to Dr. Neinstein of Neinstein Plastic Surgery to get the results she was looking for. Read more about her story and experience with minimally invasive liposuction, here.

In his analysis of Kim Zolciak-Biermann’s alleged nose job in this week’s issue of InTouch Weekly, Dr. Neinstein said it, “changed her entire look”. See below to read the story!  

Bella Thorne Lip Fillers In a recent issue of In Touch magazine, Dr. Neinstein shared his thoughts on whether or not former Disney star, Bella Thorne, has gotten work done to her lips. See below for the issue!

Dr. Neinstein offered his analysis of Jennifer Aniston’s post-divorce look in the latest issue of Life & Style magazine. See below to read the story!

Dr. Neinstein contributed to a May 2018 issue of InTouch magazine about the stars of MTV’s Jersey Shore. See below to read the story!

Salty Yoga For years, salt rooms have served as a form of natural therapy for many people. Dr. Ryan Neinstein, a plastic surgeon MD FRCS explained that salt therapy started in Russia “for the treatment of various pathological conditions” and that ”artificial salt caves allow inhaled salt to enter the respiratory system which decreases inflammation,

With a slew of health gurus touting its benefits and adding it to their coffee and smoothies, collagen is the supplement right now. Why all the sudden buzz? Well, up until recently, researchers hadn’t really investigated the benefits of upping our intake of this protein (which happens to be the most abundant protein in our bodies). Now, studies are showing that

Infected Belly-Button Piercing Dr. Amesh A. Adalja, board-certified infectious disease physician and senior scholar at John Hopkins University, stresses that “any time something breaches the skin—a key component of the immune system—there will be a risk of infection. Meticulous hygiene is important to diminish this risk in the early days after a piercing.” Any type