Neinstein Plastic Surgery in the news: interviews, guest posts and media clippings.
Almost all of us have read something on the internet or heard something from a friend that turned out to be untrue, especially when it comes to our health. There are plenty of common women’s health myths floating around, and figuring out which ones are true and which are just hearsay can get confusing, especially …
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The açaí berry is a trendy smoothie bowl staple, but Ryan Neinstein MD from Neinstein Plastic Surgery in New York City, is not convinced. The doctor notes that although the berry itself, “may have a lot of antioxidant properties…The problem is that most people are not just eating açaí…” Read more on Yahoo News.
According to New York-based plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein, our lips are made up of blood vessels, which get dilated during kissing. “The blood is then directed towards the face and away from the rest of the body,” he says. “So the demand on the heart goes down resulting in lower blood pressure.” Also, remember …
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Too much salt causes swelling, which affects the appearance of cellulite. “When combined with poor quality skin, the swelling can happen between the skin areas like a honeycomb showing signs of cellulite,” explains Dr. Ryan Neinstein, a plastic surgeon based in New York City. Read more on Yahoo! Lifestyle.
Dr. Norman Rowe, a plastic surgeon on the Upper East Side, said that in recent years, his office has sold about a dozen gift certificates annually, with values ranging from $2,500 to $5,000 for teachers. “I don’t see many teachers getting apples anymore,” he said. Dr. Ryan Neinstein, another uptown plastic surgeon, recently worked on …
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“The holiday season brings many family, friends and work events. These are face-forward events,” Dr. Neinstein says. “Many of our patients outside of the sunny states will be bundled up in their winter clothes, so this is a time to focus on nonsurgical facial procedures.” Read more on Modern Medicine Network.
“It doesn’t make sense to perform elective surgery on a body that’s still growing and changing,” says Ryan Neinstein, M.D., a New York City-based board-certified plastic surgeon. “Your body height, weight, and breast size should stay the same for at least a year before seriously considering anything.” Read more in Women’s Health.
Dolores said she is “very happy with the results” and has nothing but praise for her Plastic Surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein. “My doctor looks like Hugh Grant and did an amazing job. I went from having what looked like 2 rocks in a sock, to having the breasts of a 19 year old.” Read more …
Almost any woman would agree that love handles were wrongly named. These protrusions of fat that appear on the sides of our waist are anything but adored. Women can work tirelessly to get rid of them by adhering to a healthy diet and exercise regimen, but sometimes, no matter how hard we try, they don’t …
View Dr. Ryan Neinstein in a CTV News story on Sun Protection Pointers – click here.