The Sunday Times features Dr. Devgan in their recent article “My post-divorce blowout in New York”

This Sunday Times article follows the footsteps of recent divorcee, Antonella, as she spends a few days in the city living it up after her divorce. What better place to go than celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Devgan? Dr. Devgan gives her expertise as she offers her recommendations for Antonella.

This article discusses how tragic life events can cause weathering to the skin and ways to help combat. Dr. Devgan recommended her Scientific Beauty Magnetic Kinetic Mask comprised of “volcanic charcoal, mineralized iron ore, and bumble bee propolis.” As a result, Antonella left feeling like a movie star and received compliments for days following.

As we are transitioning into Fall and Winter it is important to keep your skin hydrated and moisturized. If you are noticing your skin is dry and dull or the cold weather is damaging your skin, the Magnetic Kinetic Mask is the perfect solution. The combination of evergreen bamboo, organic coconut, jojoba, and glycerin work to rehydrate and moisturize the skin without clogging pores. Click here to learn more about the product and to purchase. 

Harper’s Bazaar interviews Dr. Devgan about all things fillers

In this September issue of Harper’s Bazaar, Dr. Devgan gives her medical and artistic expertise on fillers. Many people have a preconception about fillers and Dr. Devgan is here to explain how they have evolved from something frowned upon to a revolutionary superhero when it comes to smoothening and plumping the skin.

Dr. Devgan explains how she uses enhanced fillers with special attributes and anatomic considerations in order to achieve a more natural-looking result. For building a better bone structure, Dr. Devgan will use Radiesse, “a structural, calcium-based filler.” This is for patients who want to see definition in their cheekbones, jaw line, or chin.  For the patient who wants a perkier derrière or rounded hips, Dr. Devgan uses Sculptra to “create a smoother and softer result.” These advances in fillers allow patients to have results that will last longer with indefinite collagen.

Dr. Devgan reminds readers that the collagen induction takes months and that results are not instantaneous. That being said, it is important that the right about of filler is added so that an overly puffy look is not achieved. If you are not loving your filler or want to achieve a different look, requesting a consultation is recommended. Dr. Devgan believes filler is something that needs to be done by someone with anatomic expertise and significant experience in order to be satisfied. Read the excerpt below to learn more.

Vogue magazine interviews Dr. Devgan about LED therapy

Vogue Magazine highlights Dr. Devgan in August’s beauty issue regarding her expertise in LED therapy and whether it is worth your time. Many people struggle with controlling acne and this article features Dr. Devgan’s approach and what she believes is the best treatment.

The article describes how LED skincare therapy stimulates collagen production, kills bacteria, and smooths skin. Dr. Devgan goes in-depth by sharing how “the basic idea is that targeted photo energy can cause skin remodeling, controlled depth injuries and healing responses, and killing of P acnes, the bacteria that causes acne.”

Dr. Devgan assures her patients that “LED is extremely low energy and thus very safe.” She recommends this treatment be done in conjunction with invasive treatments, like her micro-needling, in order to help calm the skin down. The available LED products for at-home use are not as strong and will require being extra careful, but will still do the same trick. For more information, read the article here.

Dr. Devgan featured in NewBeauty highlighting The BIG Injectable Debate

The industry today has been changing the way people think and feel about fillers. NewBeauty’s Fall Issue highlights Dr. Devgan and her medical expertise on whether or not it is safe and smart to receive fillers from specialists whom are not one of the “core four.” The “core four” being board-certified dermatologists, plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons.

This article goes in depth surrounding how even though all of these pop-up filler bars appear to be conventional, they are not smart for the long-run. Dr. Devgan explains how the confusions comes from “many injectors’ Instagram feeds looping reels of seemingly effortless filler transformations,” which creates an illusion that the treatment is much simpler than it really is. When done correctly in an appropriate setting, fillers will add subtle volume to the face and can be used to fill deep wrinkles.

If you have any concerns with your skin and are interested in getting fillers, seeking an appointment from a licensed healthcare professional would be extremely beneficial. Seeking a personal consultation will allow for you to receive the right treatments for your complexion. You can read more about the debate here.

Lip Lifts on the Rise: Dr. Devgan Featured in Harper's Bazaar

Lip injections are the perfect option for adding volume and creating shape to the lips. But what if you want something that lasts more than 6-8 months? As silicone implants are (thankfully) outdated, there is a lesser-known procedure that outlasts lip injections-- a lip lift. Dr. Devgan is featured on Harper’s Bazaar’s recent article on the rising lip lift.

Dr. Devgan commonly performs lip lifts, which is a surgical procedure that lifts the lip by making a small incision under the nose “to increase the amount of pink lip you see, helping lips look youthful and full.” This procedure is perfect for both younger patients and older patients for different reasons. Dr. Devgan usually sees younger patients for lip lifts “Who are tired of the endless treadmill of lip filler,” and for older patients who are “Frustrated with the elongation of this area of the mouth that used to be a little more proportionate.”

If you are looking for a more permanent solution to lip fillers, and can have down time for about a week until the stitches come out, then a lip lift could be the surgery for you. Read the full article here