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  1. Facial Rejuvenation Treatments to Look Younger This Holiday Season

    Every year around this time Vancouver plastic surgeon Dr. Eric Pugash sees an influx of patients scheduling consultations for cosmetic enhancement. This is no coincidence, as the holiday season brings plenty of reasons for us to want to look our best. Dr. Pugash offers a range of nonsurgical treatment options that erase visible signs of… Read More

  2. Why You Should Consider Body Contouring After Weight Loss

    Losing a significant amount of weight through exercise and diet or bariatric surgery is an accomplishment that sometimes comes with unwanted side effects. Loose, sagging skin and residual fat deposits often remain after massive weight loss and can create an undesirable appearance. As a result many people struggle to enjoy their weight loss achievement. If… Read More

  3. Common Myths About Breast Augmentation and Lift

    The decision to undergo breast lift or breast augmentation surgery is a personal one. As a top plastic surgeon in Vancouver, Dr. Eric Pugash understands that many women struggle with this decision, in part because of the misconceptions and myths surrounding the two procedures. If you are considering breast lift, breast augmentation or both, Dr…. Read More

  4. Five Skin Care Mistakes to Avoid

    Whether you are in your 20s or your 50s, unsightly signs of aging can make an appearance on your face. Wrinkles and fine lines can creep up around the eyes and forehead, while age spots or discolouration can affect your overall facial appearance. While some skin changes are inevitable over time, there are a few… Read More

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    How to Perk Your Breasts After Pregnancy

    Being a mother is one of the greatest joys in life, but it can also bring a number of unwanted changes to your body. Even a healthy, moderate amount of weight gain during pregnancy can stretch out the skin and leave unsightly stretchmarks. Breastfeeding also changes the size and shape of your breasts, as the… Read More

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    Your Top Five Plastic Surgery Questions Answered

    Do youhave questions about plastic surgery? Dr. Pugash has answers for you. In this post, he addresses some of the most frequently asked questions that he hears from his new patients. Is it Safe? Plastic surgery, like any other surgery, has inherent risks. However, there are ways to mitigate those risks. A big part of… Read More

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    Summer Swimwear to Show Off Your New Body

    The leisurely days of summer are finally upon us, and now is the time to take advantage of our famous Vancouver beaches. And if you’ve had plastic surgery, you can accentuate your new figure with a flattering swimsuit! Here are some tips on finding the right cut to show off your new shape. For That… Read More

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    Will I Recognize Myself after Plastic Surgery?

    We shan’t name names, but a few celebrities come to mind when we think of people who’ve been rendered virtually unrecognizable through plastic surgery. If you’re afraid that this might happen to you, read on for some reassuring information by Dr. Eric Pugash, including tips on how to ensure that you get beautiful results that… Read More

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    Anti-Aging Tips for Women in their 40s

    While the 40s can be a great decade for a woman, it is also a time where certain biochemical changes occur in the body that cause signs of aging. If you are a woman in your 40s, you likely already adhere to a daily routine that has anti-aging benefits. Here are a few additional tips… Read More

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    Does “Preventative BOTOX” Stop Wrinkles Before They Start?

    Think having BOTOX in your twenties is absurd? Think again. More and more twenty-somethings are choosing to have “preventative BOTOX” to stop — or at least slow — the formation of facial wrinkles. But does BOTOX as a preventative measure really work? Getting BOTOX in Your 20s May Freeze the Aging Process — At Least… Read More