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Xeomin FDA approved as a new alternative to Botox

Xeomin (another competitor for Botox) was recently FDA approved for the treatment of lines and wrinkles. It is too new to know where this will go. With the approval of Dysport several months ago, this market is getting quite crowded. Hopefully Xeomin will offer something beneficial to the patient such as longer duration or lower […]

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Mentor “feel the difference” program extended

Mentor (the breast implant company) has extended their “feel the difference” rebate program. This was due to expire at the end of the month but has been extended until Dec 31st, 2011. Any patient with saline implants who changes to silicone is eligible for the $250 rebate.

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Utah breast augmentation summer special — up to $225 off!

In Utah, breast augmentation is already affordable compared to the national average. The national average is around $6,600. Our standard breast augmentation fee in Utah is $4800 for saline and $5800 for silicone implants. For a limited time, breast augmentation in our Utah office is even more affordable. We are offering a summer special on […]

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Utah plastic surgeons

There are more plastic surgeons per capita in Salt Lake City Utah than almost any other city.  There are also a lot of non-plastic surgeons who do cosmetic surgery in Utah. When choosing a plastic surgeon in Utah, training and experience are obviously important.  To assist the patient, I have compiled a list of (hopefully) all of […]

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Sono Bello Liposuction

Whenever I hear or see advertisements about plastic surgery or liposuction in Utah I feel it is my responsibility to learn about what is going on in my state. Patients ask for my opinions. Patients also present frequently for revision surgery and it is paramount that I understand what had been done prior to their […]

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Stem cell facelift and stem cell breast augmentation

Stem cells are cells that have the potential to become any type of tissue, given the proper signals for growth.  Stem cells are harvested primarily from a patients own fat or bone marrow.  The goals with stem cell therapy are to regenerate diseased or damaged tissues.  There is a huge potential with stem cells in the treatment […]

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Plastic surgery hot topics 2011

I am just wrapping up the ASAPS 2011 (American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) meeting in Boston.  It was a great meeting with a lot of useful information.  I had a great time catching up with colleagues and took in a Redsox game and Celtics/ Heat playoff game.  As always, I am coming away from […]

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Check out the progress of our new office.

I have been in a “temporary space” for 8 years now.  It has been a long time coming but our new office space is finally a reality.  The new space will be completed sometime next month.  Stay tuned for an open house in the coming weeks. Entrance Waiting room Waiting room water wall waterwall from […]

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Dysport $50 rebate (May 1st through June 30th)

Dysport, an injectable medication similar to Botox, is offering a $50 rebate for treatment received between May 1st and June 30th.  Dysport is indicated for treatment of specific lines and wrinkles. Call or contact Dr. Yates office for an appointment to see if Dysport is right for you.

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You won’t believe how far patients have traveled to have plastic surgery in our Utah office.

I received an email today from a wonderful patient.  She traveled from Africa to see us earlier this month.  She graciously offered a very nice testimonial for me to include on my website.  This got me thinking, “How many well qualified plastic surgeons did she fly past to get to little Layton, Utah to see me!” This is […]

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