Plastic surgeons perform surgery that aims to restore, reconstruct or alter the human body. Plastic surgery can be either for reconstructive reasons due to injuries or burns or for cosmetic reasons. Reconstructive surgery aims to improve a function of the body, while cosmetic surgery is strictly for appearance.
They say that beauty is only skin deep, and, yes, a person's soul means so much more than looks, but self-image and confidence are deeply rooted and are directly tied to what others see the most: your face. Many people voluntarily seek out... Continue Reading
Spending summers by the beach is a way of life here in the Lowcountry – let's face it, most of the time it's too hot to do anything else. But sometimes when summer rolls around, we discover that our bathing suits don't fit like they used to. That's... Continue Reading
t begins to happen in your 30s. You'll start to notice it in small ways, like when applying eye shadow. All of a sudden, you can't see the eye shadow like you used to. It's your brow and it's drooping, and, although it isn't the most noticeable sign... Continue Reading
PRP is a non-surgical, natural procedure used by orthopedic and cosmetic doctors across the country – and now at SkinnyMe – to treat multiple cosmetic and medical issues. For example, PRP can help with the stretch marks that emerge when people lose... Continue Reading
Procedures that enhance wellness and beauty no longer require extensive anesthesia and extended recovery times. In fact, at Lowcountry Plastic Surgery Center and Lowcountry Beauty and Wellness Spa, many of these procedures are minimally invasive or.... Continue Reading
Business success doesn't come easy, though the team at Lowcountry Beauty and Wellness Spa has certainly made it look that way. Michele Hensel, owner of Lowcountry Beauty and Wellness Spa, is a walking testimonial, and her patients respond to that. Patients... Continue Reading
