Keeping Up Appearances at Work with Cosmetic Surgery

How can a mommy makeover rejuvenate your career? Returning to the workforce post-pregnancy, or after the kids have grown, can intimidate even a seasoned professional. Add the stress and angst of competing with younger co-workers and job applicants, and you could be tempted to crawl back into bed your first day.

North Texas Cosmetic Surgery suggests updating your look, in addition to your resume and job skills, when you re-enter the workforce. A mommy makeover, Botox or facial fillers can give you the added confidence you need.

“Your appearance doesn’t define who you are, of course, but it can give you an added boost,” says Dr. Alan Greenberg, a board-certified cosmetic surgeon. “I see more and more women and men in their 30s and 40s reclaiming what pregnancy, time and gravity have taken away. I say: Good for them!”

What is a mommy makeover?

A mommy makeover for women, or daddy makeover for men, combines more than one service in a single procedure.

North Texas Cosmetic Surgery services include restorative and body contouring procedures such as: breast lifts and breast augmentation; liposuction; and tummy tucks (abdominoplasty). Today’s cosmetic procedures–like a mommy makeover–involve much less pain, cost, risk and recovery time thanks to the new tumescent anesthesia.

A daddy makeover may involve liposuction body sculpting and abdominoplasty to shape the torso.

Non-invasive cosmetic services at North Texas Cosmetic Surgery include Botox and facial fillers like Juvederm® that enable you to present a more youthful image without surgery.

Who is having cosmetic surgery?

According to recent studies examining trends over the past 10 years, the number of breast lifts rose 70 percent, tummy tucks increased by 86 percent, and Botox skyrocketed 584 percent.*

Contact the Frisco office of North Texas Cosmetic Surgery for a consultation with Dr. Greenberg. He will thoroughly explain your options, including the time it will take to get you back to work after cosmetic surgery.

*http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/5/prweb8423104.htm