Discussing plastic surgery with your teenager can be particularly touchy subject. Looks and how they are perceived by others can weigh with significance to teenagers. Here are three tips you should know before approaching the subject with your teenager: 1. Know the statistics. Teenage plastic surgery is still not incredibly common. While it seems that […]
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If you’re like many of the patients who visit with Board-Certified Knoxville Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto this time of year, you’re all-too-ready for April showers to give way to May flowers, June barbecues, July fireworks and… Well, you get the picture. Spring and summer in Knoxville are a time for fun in the sun.
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Newly-released statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons confirms what Board-Certified Knoxville Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto has long known about his own plastic surgery practice: Non-surgical procedures such as BOTOX® Cosmetic treatments are far more popular in Knoxville and nationwide than all of the common cosmetic and plastic surgery procedures combined. According to
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Like fashions and politicians, Board-Certified Knoxville Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto has seen cosmetic surgery trends come and go. The important thing to remember if you’re in Knoxville and you’re shopping for a plastic surgeon, is that you need a doctor like Dr. Kleto — someone who is well-qualified and compassionate, and a proven perfectionist
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Most of us devote a great deal of time, energy and money to caring for and catering to other people during the winter holidays. That’s one of many reasons that the coming of a new year is a great time to refocus on your own health and wellness goals, and figure out how plastic surgery
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Knoxville Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto knows that the reasons that his clients choose to pursue breast surgery, body contouring or even a non-surgical cosmetic procedure are as varied as their favorite food or cologne. But there’s one reason that some people reportedly opt for plastic surgery that reflects a true sign of the times:
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While Knoxville plastic surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto has dedicated 25 years to helping patients achieve the body contouring results they need to feel great about themselves, he knows that much of the success his patients achieve are in their own hands. Case in point: The relationship between sleep and weight management. A new study is
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If you’re considering a Knoxville body contouring treatment from Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto because you have an affinity for taking selfies in the buff, there’s news this month that you’ll soon have one less resource to consult when formulating your nude picture ideas. Playboy Enterprises, Inc. announced recently that beginning in March 2016,
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Capsular contracture results from an immune system response to the presence of a foreign material in the body. Foreign materials can include any medical prostheses, including breast implants. For most women in Knoxville, this normal healing process following breast augmentation does not present a problem. But in some circumstances, the capsule created by your body’s
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Board Certified Knoxville Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kleto and his staff recently noted another unusual motivation for some people to receive BOTOX® Cosmetic treatments: To improve their poker game. In poker, having a blank facial expression, or the proverbial “poker face,” is one tool that players use to throw off or silently influence their opponents.
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