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ByDr. Stephanie E. Farber With stay-at-home orders leaving many bemoaning their webcam appearances, plastic surgeons have seen a rebound in demand for procedures with the reopening of their offices. “Across the country there has been some pent-up demand," said American Society of Plastic Surgeons President Dr....

Back in March, the lease on my Brooklyn apartment was nearly up and COVID-19 was shutting down New York City. Faced with the idea of being trapped inside a two-bedroom apartment all summer, my boyfriend and I decided to head to my parents’ house in...

A growing number of people, stuck at home and tired of staring at their own haggard faces on Zoom, are finding a fix: face and eye lifts, chin and tummy tucks and more. At a time when many medical fields are reeling from lockdowns when...

from 'Town and Country Magazine' For a segment of society, there has been something more troubling than the specter of running low on toilet paper during lockdown. As the days stretched to weeks and then to months, many began quietly wondering: What will happen to my...

New York plastic surgeon Jeffrey S. Yager, MD recently started performing elective cosmetic procedures again after the three-month, state-mandated halt was lifted. One thing he’s found most surprising during the COVID-19 crisis: “The majority of my patients were eager to proceed, as they view the surgeries as safe,”...

by Gladys BautistaMonday, August 31st 2020 COLUMBIA — Many industries like malls and airlines took a hit during the pandemic, but there's one still thriving. Despite the pandemic, one local plastic surgeon said he found the steady business of the cosmetic surgery industry "surprisingly busy." Matthew...