Bariatric surgery can be a lifesaver for people that struggle with morbid obesity. Thousands of Americans enjoy healthier and happier lives, thanks to surgical weight loss solutions.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) recently released its annual report of national trends in plastic surgery. Results show that 2014 was another popular year for plastic surgery. In fact, Americans spent more than $12 billion on cosmetic procedures in 2014!
How many times have you given your loved one stale chocolates or overpriced roses for Valentine’s Day? This year, instead of giving your loved one a present that she (or he) will expect, why not give your special someone the unique, unexpected gift of a cosmetic treatment?
Losing weight was the No. 1 New Year’s resolution that people in the United States made in 2014, according to an article published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology. Staying fit and healthy was fifth on that same list. It’s hard to say how many people kept their resolutions; however, judging by how many people are at the gym in January versus in April each year, our guess is that not many people followed through on them.
The holidays are back, which typically means the office break room is filled with seasonal cookies, cakes and breads. Not to mention, it is the time of year when your neighbors drop by with pumpkin and pecan pies, just before you rush off to a holiday party replete with cheesy hors d’oeuvres, eggnog and, of course, a wide variety of desserts.
Though it may be difficult to tell that autumn is back here in temperate San Diego, one telltale sign of the new season is the plethora of delicious yet nutritious fall fruits and veggies available in grocery stores and at local farmers’ markets. Here, Dr. Abhay Gupta shares some of his favorite nutritious fall foods that will help you stay fit and healthy this autumn, as well as help you maintain gorgeous, healthy skin.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Given that increasing awareness about breast cancer is one of the most important tools available to help fight this potentially deadly disease, Dr. Abhay Gupta would like to share several ways you can personally help spread awareness about breast cancer.
The seasons are changing, and so should your skin care regimen. Similar to how you switch from wearing tank tops and shorts in the summer to wearing sweaters and pants in the fall, you should also adjust your skin care routine to fit the cooler autumn temperatures. Dr. Abhay Gupta shares some tips about how to modify your skin care regimen to suit this transitional time of year.
There’s no time like the present to fulfill your dreams of having bigger, fuller breasts. Abhay Gupta, MD, FACS, is currently offering a spectacular summer special: Book breast augmentation surgery and receive your implants free of cost!
At Gupta Plastic Surgery in San Diego, Calif., a common complaint Dr. Abhay Gupta hears from patients is that they eat healthily and exercise regularly, yet they cannot get rid of stubborn pockets of fat that are resistant to their healthy lifestyle habits.