DR. DEVGAN SCIENTIFIC BEAUTY PLATINUM LIP PLUMP FEATURED ON THE SEPTEMBER 2018 COVER OF INSTYLE

Jennifer Aniston wears Devgan Scientific Beauty Platinum Lip Plump on the cover of the September 2018 issue of Instyle magazine. 

Platinum Lip Plump is Dr. Devgan's proprietary lip plumper, which has been clinically proven to make lips look fuller, more hydrated, and plumper. With an innovative peptide complex, rich in hyaluronate, niacin, ceramides, palmitoyl tripeptide, and nourishing nutrients, Platinum Lip Plump promotes lip hydration, visible volumization, improvement in pink color, and anti-oxidant protection immediately upon application.

The new and improved Platinum Lip Plump formula provides extra plumping and hydration with all new packaging. Click here to shop Dr. Devgan's number one seller!

DR. DEVGAN FEATURED IN BUSTLE

Bustle features Dr. Devgan's thoughts on breast reduction.

There are a variety of reasons why someone may want to have breast reduction surgery. It can help with many symptoms: Back and neck pain, shoulder grooving, rashes under the breasts, breast pain, drooping of the nipples, nipple sensitivity, and overall concerns with the aesthetic appearance of the breasts. 

"There is not a specific cup size threshold that is needed in order to benefit from a breast reduction, so anyone having issues can speak to their doctor about exploring this option."

The full Bustle magazine article is available here.

DR. DEVGAN FEATURED IN PAPER MAG

Dr. Devgan shares her top medical tips with Paper Mag on how to keep your hair growing strong and healthy. 

For those experiencing hair loss, Dr. Devgan recommends PRP Injections. 

"PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma, a derivative of the body's blood. A specialist will first draw a sample of blood, then spin it in a centrifuge to separate out the less dense yellow portion, which is the Platelet Rich Plasma, then sterilely inject the PRP into the scalp in areas of hair loss. PRP is rich in growth factors, which stimulate stem cell activity. This is associated with a benefit in hair density and growth. Most doctors will recommend sessions of PRP injections over a six-month period. For some patients this needs to be repeated but for others a single round is sufficient. PRP is sometimes referred to as liquid gold because of its golden color— going back to our crop analogy, PRP is like the fertilizer."

Click here to read the full Paper Mag article. 

DR. DEVGAN FEATURED IN HUFFINGTON POST

Huffington Post asks Dr. Devgan to weigh in on the alarmingly high mortality rate resulting from Brazilian Butt Lifts. She offers insight on the subject and emphasizes the importance of choosing a board certified plastic surgeon that is experienced in the procedure. 

“Plastic surgery, in some ways, has become the Wild West,” Devgan said, adding that “all sorts of physicians of all descriptions, whether or not they have formal training in the discipline, are going out there, hanging up the shingle and performing plastic surgery.” 

She also discusses some nonsurgical alternatives to Brazilian Butt Lifts. 

"Nonsurgical options are available too, with the most popular being Sculptra buttock augmentation. That’s an injectable filler that stimulates the body’s own collagen, and it can be injected to make the buttock more shapely and reduce the appearance of cellulite,” she said. “The limitation of that technique is that it takes a lot of product and a long time for the results to come to be.

"There’s also EmSculpt, which Devgan said is “basically electric muscle stimulation” that’s meant to encourage your body to build muscle mass."

The full Huffington Post article is available here.

DR. DEVGAN IN ELITE DAILY

Dr. Lara Devgan was featured in Elite Daily, an online news platform that reports on today's hot issues and trending topics. 

The article discusses Snapchat dysmorphia, an emerging trend that has people looking to have cosmetic procedures with their goal being to look like a Snapchat filter.  

Dr. Devgan shares her thoughts with Elite Daily and emphasizes the importance of remembering that nobody is perfect, and that plastic surgery is not a means to achieve perfection.

 “What [plastic surgeons] do is medicine, not magic,” Devgan says, “and it is important for patients to have a realistic and healthy understanding of that before considering a procedure.”

The full Elite Daily article is available here.