Why We Can’t Look Away From Before-And-After Pictures – Dr. Devgan featured on Vox Media

Dr. Devgan was recently featured on Vox Media in an article entitled “Why We Can’t Look Away From Before-And-After Pictures”, which explores the strangely compelling phenomenon of before-and-after photos, and why we’re drawn to transformations, albeit kitchen renovations, weight loss photos, and surgical alterations. 

Before-and-after photos offer us proof that certain achievements are possible, and therefore draw us in by making the idea of transformation relatable, implant a curiosity that leaves us wanting more, and provide us with a satisfying resolution.  Some outlets have even exploited our allure, misleading us with impractical results.  Facebook has banned such advertising for these reasons.  

Actual patient of Dr. Devgan

Dr. Devgan feels that before-and-after photos offer her patients a realistic understanding of what they can expect from surgical and nonsurgical procedures.  She avoids misleading us by only posting photos of her actual patients, along with their actual results.  The accessibility of social media allows potential patients to easily explore her catalog of before-and-after photos on a variety of silhouettes, giving them a glimpse into all the transformation possibilities. Read the whole article here.

Why More 40-Somethings Than Ever Want Facelifts

Did you know that almost one-third of my facelift procedures have been for patients under the age of 50? Years ago facelifts seemed to be reserved for patients passed their prime in an attempt to turn back the clock. Rather than backpedaling the effects of aging, more and more people are taking preventative measures, seeking out these procedures earlier. Results can even have a greater impact since facial muscles and skin-elasticity are stronger at 40.

What’s more, modern innovation allows for faster procedure times, quicker recovery, and minimal scarring, buying patients nearly twice as much time as, say, taking nonsurgical routes to anti-aging. Read full article here.

Actual patient of Dr. Devgan, ethnicity: Middle Eastern. Before & 2 months after facelift

RealSelf Announces Formation of Strategic Medical Advisory Council with Three Operating Boards; Unveils Inaugural Members of Business Advisory Board

RealSelf has just announced the formation of our new Medical Advisory Board, designed to create a better overall experience for you! RealSelf is entirely focused on creating a positive experience for patients seeking cosmetic procedures, and I’m proud to be the Chief Medical Officer of this trailblazing company.

The council is entirely made up of board-certified surgeons and clinicians, and consists of three boards covering business practices, medical reviews, and industry standards. We’ll utilize our own expertise, along with your feedback to offer the best services and products to our RealSelf Family! Read full article here.

RealSelf Ranks the "Most Worth It" Surgical and Nonsurgical Aesthetic Procedures Based on Consumers' Worth It Ratings

Can you guess 2019’s most “worth it” procedures based on RealSelf’s Worth It Ranking? With plastic surgery becoming more mainstream than ever, over 2,000 patients across the United States shared their opinions on which procedures they felt were the most worth it. Breast augmentation procedures took four of the top five surgical scores, with implant removal, breast reduction, and breast reconstruction all scoring 98% - 99% “worth it”.

Injectable procedures like the nonsurgical rhinoplasty and the lip augmentation both scored within the ninetieth percentile for nonsurgical procedures. What procedures have been the most worth it for you?

Check out the full article here.

DR. DEVGAN IS PART OF GALDERMA'S NEW WOMEN IN AESTHETICS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Increasing the number of women in leadership positions is a trend many hope to see continue in 2019. As an award-winning plastic surgeon, CEO of Dr. Devgan Scientific Beauty, Chief Medical Officer of Real Self, and mother to 6 kids, Dr. Devgan is an incredible example of how successful female leaders can be.

According to Alisa Lask, in most industries in the U.S women hold just 25% of senior leadership positions, while women in the healthcare field hold 49% of those top posts. Galderma hopes to accelerate the trend of women in leadership roles in medical societies, conducting clinical research, supporting training organizations, and to foster support for female focused aesthetic business ownership.

Dr Devgan has been asked to join a select group of leaders who will work together as an Expert Panel of Advisors. With the council Galderma hopes to shape a nationwide course of action for supporting female providers in aesthetics.

Click here to read the press release regarding the formation of the Women in Aesthetics Leadership Council.