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Hollywood’s ‘Ozempic face’ crisis: Plastic surgeons reveal the celebs suffering from gauntness
Women are spending thousands on filler and surgery to make their vaginas look more ‘youthful’
Our lips are no longer sealed when it comes to labia puff surgery.
According to three plastic surgeons who spoke to The Post, women are plunking down thousands of dollars to give their deflated-looking labia a luxe upgrade.
As women get older or go through changes such as childbirth or menopause, their labia majora — the bigger lips on the outside — can thin and lose volume.
Plastic surgeons explain Shania Twain's 'unrecognizable' new look
Shania Twain's return to public life has ignited speculation about her drastically changed face.
The Queen of Country, 59, hosted the People's Choice Country Awards last month where she wore a Barbie-inspired denim outfit and donned a blonde wig.
But many fans said it wasn't just her hair and make-up that looked different. Some described her as being 'unrecognizable', while more mean-spirited commentators said she looked 'Muppet-like', a reference to the children's show.
What Aesthetic Doctors Are Excited About Right Now
IT HAS BEEN AN EXCITING YEAR IN AESTHETICS AND WE certainly witnessed many captivating launches. From unique pairings of widely used technology plus new injectables from Asia, a plethora of medical innovations, the formidable impact of weight loss drugs, an emphasis on devices to address acne, and a lot of interest around exosomes.
Miami's Own Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein Honored at Aesthetic Medicine World Congress
The AMWC is the pinnacle event in the aesthetic and anti-aging sector, offering a prestigious platform for experts in the field to share knowledge, foster professional relationships, and drive innovation.
PITFALLS OF PLASTIC I’m a celeb plastic surgeon – don’t get ‘Barbie’ surgery, it costs $100k, could scar you and wreck your mental health
LIVING like a Barbie girl in a Barbie world might involve some plastic – but it's not necessarily more fantastic.
Going to great lengths for a flawless figure has only become more popular thanks to the Barbie movie, but achieving the iconic doll's look can have pitfalls — and a price tag of $100,000 or more.
Christy Turlington joins Kate Winslet, Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep slamming plastic surgery in Hollywood
Supermodel Christy Turlington joined the list of leading Hollywood women who have rejected plastic surgery despite societal pressure to look as young as possible.
Turlington, 54, and Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts and more A-list stars have spoken out against going under the knife to change one's appearance.
"When celebrities go from looking natural to looking like caricatures from bad surgery or bad injections, they lose their humanism, fans and future prospects," Dr. Lopa Y. Gupta, one of New York City's premiere cosmetic surgeons, told Fox News Digital.
Dark spots? Wrinkles? Dermatologists say they’ve got new and improved weapons against sun damage
Like most Floridians, you’re probably overexposed to ultraviolet (UV) rays — and the result can be sun damage.
Dark spots, freckles, hyperpigmentation and wrinkles appear, and they tend to be most noticeable on places like your face, hands, neck and upper chest. But local dermatologists say there are advanced treatments available now, including improved topical creams, lasers and procedures such as microdermabrasion and chemical peels to help eliminate marks and remove blemished, damaged layers of skin.
Balancing Beauty: How Modern Cosmetic Procedures Promote Confidence And Well-Being Through Natural Enhancements
The quest for beauty and confidence is at an all-time high in today’s world. We’re constantly bombarded with images of seemingly perfect individuals, which can leave us feeling inadequate and insecure about our own appearance.
The good news is that modern cosmetic procedures have evolved to offer natural enhancements that improve our aesthetic appeal and promote confidence and well-being. It’s no secret that when we feel better about ourselves, we’re more likely to lead happier, healthier lives.
By embracing the advancements in cosmetic procedures, we can now achieve subtle yet transformative results that enhance our natural beauty without appearing ‘overdone.’ So let’s dive into the world of balanced beauty and discover how these modern treatments are helping people feel more confident and content in their own skin.
Everything You Need To Know About Breast Reductions
There are several reasons people would consider breast reduction surgery. For some, it may be for a change in appearance—a lighter, firmer breast that is more proportionate to their body. Others may undergo the procedure to eliminate the physical discomfort caused by heavy breast tissue.
If you are considering a breast reduction, here is what to expect before, during and after surgery.
Breast reduction surgery—also known as reduction mammoplasty—is a surgical procedure designed to reduce breast size and weight to achieve a desired smaller shape. The process typically includes surgical incisions made to remove excess tissue, skin and fat. The procedure may also include liposuction, particularly if excess skin is not a factor.
5 Things to Know If You’re Considering a Brazilian Butt Lift
Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery exploded—no pun intended—sometime around 2016 and the procedure became known for a curvier, more exaggerated aesthetic. The popular procedure involves the transfer of fat from one area of the body to the buttocks to create a shapelier, lifted look. While the results can be dramatic, it’s important to understand the surgery’s risks, benefits, and recovery options before deciding whether to have it. After all, it does have a higher risk of mortality compared to other cosmetic procedures, but surgeons have worked hard to come up with safer techniques. If you are considering a BBL, here are five things to know about what to expect.
Surveying the vast and tangled plastic-surgery terrain of her native South Florida, Diane*, 55, found herself, once again, paralyzed by possibilities. Her earlier exploration had stalled when the standard navigational tools—word-of-mouth referrals, online research, requisite consultations—yielded bad vibes only. Five years later, uneasy from her false start and no less baffled by the surgical purveyors dotting the landscape, she changed tack, hiring a prominent aesthetics consultant whom she discovered, serendipitously, via Instagram.
Balancing Beauty: How Modern Cosmetic Procedures Promote Confidence And Well-Being Through Natural Enhancements
The quest for beauty and confidence is at an all-time high in today’s world. We’re constantly bombarded with images of seemingly perfect individuals, which can leave us feeling inadequate and insecure about our own appearance.
The good news is that modern cosmetic procedures have evolved to offer natural enhancements that improve our aesthetic appeal and promote confidence and well-being. It’s no secret that when we feel better about ourselves, we’re more likely to lead happier, healthier lives.
By embracing the advancements in cosmetic procedures, we can now achieve subtle yet transformative results that enhance our natural beauty without appearing ‘overdone.’ So let’s dive into the world of balanced beauty and discover how these modern treatments are helping people feel more confident and content in their own skin.
Balancing Beauty: How Modern Cosmetic Procedures Promote Confidence And Well-Being Through Natural Enhancements
The quest for beauty and confidence is at an all-time high in today’s world. We’re constantly bombarded with images of seemingly perfect individuals, which can leave us feeling inadequate and insecure about our own appearance.
The good news is that modern cosmetic procedures have evolved to offer natural enhancements that improve our aesthetic appeal and promote confidence and well-being. It’s no secret that when we feel better about ourselves, we’re more likely to lead happier, healthier lives.
5 Things to Know If You’re Considering a Brazilian Butt Lift
Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery exploded—no pun intended—sometime around 2016 and the procedure became known for a curvier, more exaggerated aesthetic. The popular procedure involves the transfer of fat from one area of the body to the buttocks to create a shapelier, lifted look. While the results can be dramatic, it’s important to understand the surgery’s risks, benefits, and recovery options before deciding whether to have it. After all, it does have a higher risk of mortality compared to other cosmetic procedures, but surgeons have worked hard to come up with safer techniques. If you are considering a BBL, here are five things to know about what to expect.
Surveying the vast and tangled plastic-surgery terrain of her native South Florida, Diane*, 55, found herself, once again, paralyzed by possibilities. Her earlier exploration had stalled when the standard navigational tools—word-of-mouth referrals, online research, requisite consultations—yielded bad vibes only. Five years later, uneasy from her false start and no less baffled by the surgical purveyors dotting the landscape, she changed tack, hiring a prominent aesthetics consultant whom she discovered, serendipitously, via Instagram.
Balancing Beauty: How Modern Cosmetic Procedures Promote Confidence And Well-Being Through Natural Enhancements
The quest for beauty and confidence is at an all-time high in today’s world. We’re constantly bombarded with images of seemingly perfect individuals, which can leave us feeling inadequate and insecure about our own appearance.
The good news is that modern cosmetic procedures have evolved to offer natural enhancements that improve our aesthetic appeal and promote confidence and well-being. It’s no secret that when we feel better about ourselves, we’re more likely to lead happier, healthier lives.
MIAMI PLASTIC SURGEON, DR. ADAM RUBINSTEIN FEATURED IN KILLER BODY WITH K. MICHELLE
Renown Miami Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein is an award winning, board- certified plastic surgeon well regarded for his outstanding work and cutting edge non-invasive and surgical plastic surgery procedures for women and men. He is a well-known and outspoken patient advocate and is not afraid to speak out about botched plastic surgery, unsafe conditions and questionable clinics related to patient deaths. Dr. Rubinstein is passionate about his mission to educate the public about plastic surgery www.dr-rubinstein.comYou can learn more about on his site www.dr-rubinstein.com. and social channels including his Instagram accounts, @drrubinstein and @plasticsurgerytruths, SnapChat @drrubinstein, and Facebook page @MiamiPlasticSurgeon.
MEDESTHETICS – EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT PLASTIC SURGERY
Reputation and credentials are everything when choosing a plastic surgeon. The dangers of bad cosmetic surgery can have a major impact on your life. Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein, joins the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom, to tell us how to choose the right plastic surgeon.
Is your Plastic Surgeon Legit? Here’s How to Find Out
Reputation and credentials are everything when choosing a plastic surgeon. The dangers of bad cosmetic surgery can have a major impact on your life.
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein, joins the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom, to tell us how to choose the right plastic surgeon.
Dr. Rubinstein is an outspoken patient advocate and has long warned about the dangers of plastic surgery when not done by board-certified plastic surgeon. All plastic surgery is not the same, which is why he helps educate people on how to make informed decisions when it comes to choosing a plastic surgeon. It is of utmost importance to a patient’s health and safety that they seek the appropriate doctors who are board-certified and properly trained to ensure great results and safety.
WOMAN ACCUSED OF RUNNING ILLEGAL POST-SURGERY RECOVERY CENTER AT MIAMI HOTEL
Renown Miami Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein is an award winning, board- certified plastic surgeon well regarded for his outstanding work and cutting edge non-invasive and surgical plastic surgery procedures for women and men. He is a well-known and outspoken patient advocate and is not afraid to speak out about botched plastic surgery, unsafe conditions and questionable clinics related to patient deaths. Dr. Rubinstein is passionate about his mission to educate the public about plastic surgery www.dr-rubinstein.comYou can learn more about on his site www.dr-rubinstein.com. and social channels including his Instagram accounts, @drrubinstein and @plasticsurgerytruths, SnapChat @drrubinstein, and Facebook page @MiamiPlasticSurgeon .
Dr. Adam Rubinstein shares advice on how to get the best plastic surgery
Everyone wants to feel like the best versions of themselves, and Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein, helps people do just that. He joined Inside South Florida to tell us about the ins and outs of plastic surgery and what might work for you.
Hollywood’s ‘Ozempic face’ crisis: Plastic surgeons reveal the celebs suffering from gauntness
Hollywood’s ‘Ozempic face’ crisis: Plastic surgeons reveal the celebs suffering from gauntness
It’s the latest beauty craze gone wrong — and it is hitting celebrity A-listers the hardest.
Many Hollywood stars, such as Jessica Simpson and Scott Disick, faced accusations this year that they had ‘Ozempic face’ after stepping out on the red carpet with slimmed down profiles.
And fans now say there are even more celebrities who have been hit with the look, typified by sunken eyes, gaunt cheeks and sagging skin.
Shania Twain’s ‘Unrecognizable’ New Look — Celeb Plastic Surgeons Say…
Shania Twain has a new look — and plastic surgeons have thoughts!
Plastic surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein, also chimed in to speculate:
“Shania has beautiful cheekbones, with an amazing jawline, she just has a great structure naturally and she is aging particularly well. But the one thing that I do see is that her eyes look really refreshed, the upper lids in particular. Her upper eyelids look a little bit fuller and heavier beforehand, but then when you look at the People’s Choice Awards they look a little bit more open and brighter…”
Plastic surgeons explain Shania Twain’s ‘unrecognizable’ new look
Shania Twain’s return to public life has ignited speculation about her drastically changed face.
The Queen of Country, 59, hosted the People’s Choice Country Awards last month where she wore a Barbie-inspired denim outfit and donned a blonde wig.
Beauty and The Biz — Happy Staff, Happy Patients — with Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS
Obviously, it takes the right team, thoughtful management, and a clear process to run a successful cosmetic practice you enjoy.
Moreover, the key is hiring and managing staff effectively. Furthermore, you need both. Consequently, when done right, you have happy staff who take great care of your patients, which makes everyone happy.
162 US deaths linked to Ozempic and similar weight loss drugs – including 28-year-old who died from ‘intestinal mass’ and a pregnant woman, our analysis shows
None of the deaths are proven to have been directly caused by the injections, but experts say the reports indicate cases where they’re suspected to have played a role.
The fatalities were logged in the FDA’s FAERS database, which is used to monitor the safety of drugs after they are approved and on the market.
Stubborn Cellulite? Meet Avéli – The Cellulite Treatment Everyone is Talking About this Summer
“Cellulite treatment has never been this effective,” says Dr. Rubinstein, a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Miami, dedicated to patient safety and education. ” I have used other techniques over the years to treat cellulite and release the dimples, but this new technique is truly a game-changer! With Avéli, we have a scientifically backed, minimally invasive easy solution that delivers immediate and impressive results.”
PILLOW TALK I’m a celebrity plastic surgeon & all the stars are afraid of ‘pillow face’ – but Bella Hadid’s popularized a new trend
The Miami-based Dr. Rubinstein, who previously starred in Lifetime’s My Killer Body with Michelle K, has shared how many stars are sleeping on pillow face.
It seems that many famous faces have had their fill of filler.
“Everyone is scared of being overdone, having what some of us call pillow face from too much filler being pumped in and looking puffy or overfilled,” he told The U.S. Sun.
Dark spots? Wrinkles? Dermatologists say they’ve got new and improved weapons against sun damage
Like most Floridians, you’re probably overexposed to ultraviolet (UV) rays — and the result can be sun damage.
Dark spots, freckles, hyperpigmentation and wrinkles appear, and they tend to be most noticeable on places like your face, hands, neck and upper chest. But local dermatologists say there are advanced treatments available now, including improved topical creams, lasers and procedures such as microdermabrasion and chemical peels to help eliminate marks and remove blemished, damaged layers of skin.
Adam Rubinstein believes Simon Ourian hired a Russian company to post fake, negative reviews.
Dr Adam Rubinstein, a Miami plastic surgeon has filed a lawsuit claiming that a celebrity doctor who became famous for performing procedures on the Kardashians is behind an influx of bad reviews plaguing his business. Adam Rubinstein believes Simon Ourian orchestrated the smear campaign by hiring a Russian company to post fake, negative reviews about his practice.
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EHEALTH RADIO: The Extreme Plastic Surgery Pendulum Swings Back
Renown Miami Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein is an award winning, board certified plastic surgeon well regarded for his outstanding work and cutting edge non-invasive and surgical plastic surgery procedures for women and men again joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel.
Dr. Adam Rubinstein interviewed by Inside South Florida WSFL TV Channel 39 WSFL TV
Everything You Need To Know About Breast Reductions – Forbes Health
There are several reasons people would consider breast reduction surgery. For some, it may be for a change in appearance—a lighter, firmer breast that is more proportionate to their body. Others may undergo the procedure to eliminate the physical discomfort caused by heavy breast tissue.
If you are considering a breast reduction, here is what to expect before, during and after surgery.
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The Importance of Choosing a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
Unless you’re a boomer or living under a rock, there’s a good chance you’ve at least heard of the Brazilian butt lift, or BBL, for short. But if you’re anything like me, and you use context clues to assume the meaning of terms like “Brazilian butt lift,” you probably, at least initially, figured a BBL was a Brazilian and a butt lift. Turns out it’s neither. READ FULL ARTICLE
Miami Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein Featured in Killer Body with K. Michelle
Renown Miami Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein is an award winning, board- certified plastic surgeon well regarded for his outstanding work and cutting edge non-invasive and surgical plastic surgery procedures for women and men. He is a well-known and outspoken patient advocate and is not afraid to speak out about botched plastic surgery, unsafe conditions and questionable clinics related to patient deaths. Dr. Rubinstein is passionate about his mission to educate the public about plastic surgery www.dr-rubinstein.comYou can learn more about on his site www.dr-rubinstein.com. and social channels including his Instagram accounts, @drrubinstein and @plasticsurgerytruths, SnapChat @drrubinstein, and Facebook page @MiamiPlasticSurgeon . Read the full article here
MedEsthetics – Educating the Public about Plastic Surgery
Is your Plastic Surgeon Legit? Here’s How to Find Out
Reputation and credentials are everything when choosing a plastic surgeon. The dangers of bad cosmetic surgery can have a major impact on your life.
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein, joins the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom, to tell us how to choose the right plastic surgeon. Read the Full Article
Woman Accused of Running Illegal Post-Surgery Recovery Center at Miami Hotel
Ramos-Rivera is accused of running the operation out of the Extended Stay America at 8655 Northwest 21st Terrace in Doral.
According to the arrest report, on June 2, officers who were conducting surveillance at the hotel saw a Dodge Caravan arrive and watched as the driver-assisted a woman inside.
“The passenger was walking cautiously and shuffling her feet which is indicative of post-operative cosmetic surgery behavior,” the report said.
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Choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon with Dr. Adam Rubinstein
Dr. Rubinstein teaches us the importance of choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon.
Dr. Adam Rubinstein shares advice on how to get the best plastic surgery
Everyone wants to feel like the best versions of themselves, and Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein, helps people do just that. He joined Inside South Florida to tell us about the ins and outs of plastic surgery and what might work for you. Read the Full Article (LINK)
Raising Plastic Surgery Standards
He’s never been shy about educating others about potential plastic surgery risks, and now Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein is taking his passion to a national platform on the Lifetime show “My Killer Body” with K. Michelle.
Dr. Rubinstein Stars in My Killer Body with K Michelle
“Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein on the New Lifetime Plastic Surgery Series – My Killer Body with K. Michelle”
When board-certified Miami-based plastic surgeon Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS, gets involved in a project, he leaves an indelible mark. In fact, he has such a prominent reputation that his skills are sought out by patients around the world.
Plastic Surgeon Dr. Adam Rubinstein, debuts in My Killer Body With K. Michelle
Miami based world-renowned plastic surgeon and patient advocate Dr. Adam Rubinstein, debuts with K Michelle in a new series My Killer Body With K. Michelle, premiering Feb. 3 at 9 p.m. EST on Lifetime. In 2012, K. Michelle rose to fame as the breakout star of VH1’s Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, quickly making a name for herself as an R&B chart-topper and popular reality television personality.
Dr. Adam Rubinstein, MD, FACS, Trains the World’s Eminent Plastic Surgeons
Welcome to the Business Brainstorm Podcast! Today, we have invited Dr. Adam Rubinstein, an award-winning plastic surgeon sought out by patients globally. He is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has trained with renowned surgeons to develop techniques for plastic surgery.
Non-Invasive Procedure Promises to Sculpt Muscles, Shed Fat
A new non-surgical procedure promises to give you a better body without the work and in half the time. It’s called Emsculpt, and it uses a machine that’s supposed to target problem areas you can’t reach at the gym.
The company claims it’s the first FDA-approved machine that can help you burn fat and increase muscle at the same time. Women and men are trying out the new technology to slim their waist, and even, lift their back side.
Unlicensed homes target plastic surgery patients in need of safe place to recover
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Authorities are concerned about the proliferation of unlicensed “medical” homes listed on Airbnb and advertised as places to recover after plastic surgery.
Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein, a plastic surgeon in Miami-Dade County, said the unlicensed homes are offering a lot of services, but the danger is none of them are regulated.
Some Goals plastic surgery patients considering legal action after Channel 2 investigations
ATLANTA — There are new developments in an ongoing Channel 2 Action News investigation.
Some patients of an Instagram-famous plastic surgery practice in Atlanta have started the process of taking legal action against Goals Plastic Surgery.
More women have come forward to tell Channel 2 investigative reporter Justin Gray about their injuries and complications from Brazilian butt lifts performed at Goals.
Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein: 5 Things You Should Do To Become a Thought Leader In Your Industry
One of the principles of plastic surgery is “Diagnosis first.” It means you need to understand what is causing a problem before you can try to rectify it. I think it’s a very useful policy. When a problem presents itself, take a step back and try to understand what is really going on. Don’t react reflexively. You’ll always have a better response to problems if you diagnose them first.
#ItsNotAllTheSame Series- “Do You Want Fries with That Botox?”
Board-certified Miami plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS has launched “#ItsNotAllTheSame” Series on his Instagram accounts and @plasticsurgerytruths. The Instagram series discusses controversial topics in plastic surgery in a humorous yet truthful way to educate people on how to make informed decisions. The series is designed to make the point, with humor, that all plastic surgery is most definitely not the same. Through the series, Dr. Adam Rubinstein reminds patients to seek the appropriate doctors who are board-certified and properly trained to ensure great results and safety. Read the full article
Dr. Rubinstein Interviews with Influential People Magazine
Dr. Rubinstein Talks with DotCom Magazine #ItsNotAllTheSame
Adam J. Rubinstein,MD, FACS Talks to Formidable Men
Miami Plastic Surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein,MD, FACS Talks about his Popular “#ItsNotAllTheSame” Series
Board-certified Miami plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS announced the launch of “# ItsNotAllTheSame” Series on his Instagram accounts @drrubinstein and @plasticsurgerytruths. The Instagram series discusses controversial topics in plastic surgery in a humorous yet truthful way to educate people on how to make informed decisions. The series is designed to make the point, with humor, that all plastic surgery is most definitely not the same. Through the series, Dr. Adam Rubinstein reminds patients to seek the appropriate doctors who are board-certified and properly trained to ensure great results and safety. Read the full article
Dr. Rubinstein Interviews with The Hollywood Times
Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein Launches #ItsNotAllTheSame Series- “Do You Want Fries with That Botox?”
Board-certified Miami plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS announced the launch of “#ItsNotAllTheSame” Series on his Instagram accounts @drrubinstein and @plasticsurgerytruths. The Instagram series discusses controversial topics in plastic surgery in a humorous yet truthful way to educate people on how to make informed decisions. The series is designed to make the point, with humor, that all plastic surgery is most definitely not the same. Through the series, Dr. Adam Rubinstein reminds patients to seek the appropriate doctors who are board-certified and properly trained to ensure great results and safety. Read the full article
What Certifications Should a Plastic Surgeon Have?
Dr. Rubinstein joins Ocala Talks to talk about the importance of having the right credentials as a plastic surgeon. Patients should be educated on what the right certifications, board memberships and fellowships are and what each of them means before they give their business to a plastic surgeon or any medical professional. Having a procedure done by an unlicensed or under-trained professional can result in serious injury and health complications.
Listen to the full interview here:
Plastic Surgeons And What to Avoid with Dr. Adam Rubinstein
This week Aesthetic Anne and Sarah sit down with Dr. Adam Rubinstein to pick his brain on all things plastic surgery. They discuss the difference between a cosmetic and plastic surgeon, as well as the outrageous things some doctors are doing to trick people into thinking they are certified and qualified in the industry. We even touch on defamation accusations leading back to Russia?? Buckle up, this is a wild episode!
Listen to the full episode on Apple Pod Casts
eHealth Radio: It’s not all the same
Renown Miami Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein is an award winning, board certified plastic surgeon well regarded for his outstanding work and cutting edge non-invasive and surgical plastic surgery procedures for women and men joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel.
He is a well-known and outspoken patient advocate and is not afraid to speak out about botched plastic surgery, unsafe conditions and questionable clinics related to patient deaths. Dr. Rubinstein is passionate about his mission to educate the public about plastic surgery
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein
Action & Ambition: Patient Protection And Right To Ethical And Efficient Surgery
Welcome to another episode of Action & Ambition with your host, Andrew Medal. Renowned Miami Plastic Surgeon Dr. Adam Rubinstein is an award-winning, board-certified plastic surgeon well regarded for his outstanding work and cutting edge…
Simon Ourian is a self proclaimed plastic surgeon in the Beverley Hills, California area endorsed by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and others. Simon Ourian is the subject of a defamation claim on Local Miami Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Adam Rubinstein. Click the link to read more.
Ocala Live with Dr. Rubinstein on Surgery During the Pandemic
Dr. Rubinstein discusses the uptick in plastic surgery and elective procedures during the pandemic. The remote work environment is giving people the extra time and privacy to get surgeries done that they may have been thinking of doing for a long time. Listen to the full interview below.
When Honesty and Integrity Matter Most in Plastic Surgery
Dr. Rubinstein is a passionate patient advocate who believes that keeping up with the appropriate medical training and following the highest standards for patient safety is just as important as giving them the best cosmetic results. He is very public about educating his existing patients and his social media followers about doing their research on the doctor and making sure they have the right certifications before they sign up for invasive procedures. There are many doctors in the community who, although are certified medical doctors, they don’t have the proper training to perform plastic surgery. Dr. Rubinstein talks to Resident Magazine about how he continuously educates patients about what certifications matter the most and what terms you should look out for on a doctor’s resume.
Read the Full Article HereGet the Full October Issue Here
Getting Plastic Surgery During The Pandemic
Adam Rubinstein, MD, FACS comments on the newfound luxury people now have as many have transitioned to a work from home environment. This allows people to have a surgical procedure that they may have been thinking of getting for a long time but never found an ideal time to do it. Many patients that are now working from home are able to recover more comfortably and be more discreet about their decision to get plastic surgery. Listen to the full interview on Ehealth Radio “Plastic Surgery and The Pandemic”.
Helping a woman who received life threatening butt injections
One & Only Investigation reports on a woman who is trying to recover from a botched procedure on her buttocks. The patient turns to Dr. Rubinstein for help in repairing the physical and emotional damage. Adam J Rubinstein, MD FACS warns patients of the importance of doing your homework on a doctor and procedure before receiving treatment. Unqualified doctors and medical procedures that are not approved by the FDA can lead to serious medical conditions that many insurance companies will not cover to repair.
AM Ocala Live : Thursday: July 16th : Dr. Rubinstein
Daddy Do-Overs, what they are and who should do them
Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein, an award winning plastic surgeon whose skills are sought out by patients from around the world joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel to discuss Daddy Do-Overs.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein discuss the following:
What exactly is a Daddy Do-over?
What procedures are most popular with men and why?
Are there any particular age or health restrictions?
What should one look for when choosing a Plastic Surgeon?What do you provide to help people know what they will look like after procedures?
With Covid-19, medical specialists’ practices changed
At the UM-NSU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities, the hands-on experiences the therapists typically have with children, described as knee-to-knee because of how physically close the practitioners are to their patients, has gone remote.
The therapists, consisting of graduate students, are now coaching parents to provide services to their children they otherwise would be receiving at the center. Read the full article on Miami Today.
EXPOSED – Dr. Simon Ourian, Celebrity “Dermatologist”
This is the latest video in the exposed series where Dr. Adam Rubinstein talks about doctors that may not be giving you the full story about themselves or perhaps misleading you by how they represent themselves. Dr. Rubinstein gives you the full truth. The important point to remember is that this is not intended to tell patients not to go to certain doctors or to disparage someone. The goal of this message is to bring to light what is already out there as public information and to inform people seeking aesthetic treatments.
This one is about Dr. Simon Ourian.
Dr. Ourian became famous after getting some endorsements from Kim Kardashian on social media, which blew up his name. As a result, he started getting more celebrity clients coming in and out of his clinic and eventually became known throughout the internet as the “Celebrity Cosmetic Dermatologist.
The thing is, he is actually not trained in residency in dermatology. If you look into his background, which is all public record, you’ll see he is, in fact, licensed in the state of California. However, the Medical Board of California reports that he had training in internal medicine and some in anesthesia. The problem is anesthesiology and internal medicine are not related to dermatology or plastic surgery.
You’ll notice on his website he states that during his residency in UCLA, he became interested in things like dermatology and aesthetics but it doesn’t actually say that he trained in dermatology or aesthetics because he didn’t. Patients who don’t take the initiative to research their providers before receiving treatment, might think that because he calls himself a “cosmetic dermatologist” that he’s trained in dermatology but, the fact is, he’s not.
One of the more shocking bits of information is that his license was revoked in 2009. There were charges brought against him in 2005 by the state of California for 29 acts of wrongdoing. The various charges were amended in 2007 and included, gross negligence, repeated negligent acts, inadequate record-keeping, and incompetence. Dishonest and/or corrupt acts included knowingly making a false document, false or misleading advertising and, maybe one of the more egregious things in my opinion, were aiding and or abetting the unlicensed practice of medicine. This included taking, what apparently was a nurse, and allowing that nurse to practice medicine as if he was a doctor. It is alleged that Dr. Ourian actually allowed this nurse to perform a facelift in his clinic.
Now, all of these charges were reviewed by the State of California and, ultimately, they revoked Dr. Ourian’s license. In that revocation, they agreed to stay the revocation which means he didn’t actually have to revoke his license fully. That was stayed and he had to serve five years of probation.
Within his probationary period he had to complete 45 hours of medical education that 20 of which were in addition to the usual hours that you’re supposed to complete during your career as a medical provider. The additional hours were applied to the areas that he was found to be deficient in. He had to enter into a clinical training program that would include assessing his own physical and mental health, his communication skills, his medical knowledge skills and judgement. He had to complete a medical records keeping course, an ethics course, and a clinician patient communication course. The most important stipulation is that he could not practice in a solo practice. In fact, he could not practice at all without being monitored by a board-certified doctor throughout those five years. He also could not supervise any physician assistants.
Though, Dr. Ourian complied with all of these requirements and restrictions and had his probation lifted after the five years, that’s not the only run-in he has had with the law. Multiple lawsuits were filed against him personally. At least nine lawsuits named him for medical malpractice in the State of California.There were also 30 lawsuits that were related to his clinic, Epyon, apart from the nine that were filed against him personally.
That’s quite a number of lawsuits that were filed against him. That’s a lot of unhappy patients and speaking of unhappy patients, there is one pretty famous unhappy patient that brought her story public. Dick Van Dyke’s wife was featured on CrimewatchDaily.com with Chris Hansen. Interestingly, that story has since been removed from their website, but we’ll talk about that in a little bit.
Dr. Ourian has a talent, or someone working for him, has a talent of getting these things redacted and removed online, however, you can still find a lot of these stories on different sites. The original Dick Van Dyke story on crimewatchdaily.com can no longer be found but there are links to it that are published elsewhere.
Dick Van Dyke was very upset once he saw the results in the lipo freeze treatment that his, then fiancee, now wife, sought in Dr. Ourian’s clinic. She received a treatment he calls “lipo freeze”, which is not a known medical term or machine, but “lipo freeze” sounds like a cryo lipolysis treatment, which is like CoolSculpting. A patient receiving a cryo lipolysis treatment should never experience any bleeding or scarring and lasting marks on the skin are exceedingly rare.
In this case, Dick Van Dyke saw her results and stated, “When I finally saw the really horrible scars, I blew my top. I became apoplectic.” As the interview goes on, he talks about how her results led to so much bleeding that they had to guard her wedding dress when she went for her fittings.
Dr. Adam Rubinstein states, “I have done a lot of CoolSculpting and I can tell you I have never had any bleeding associated with CoolSculpting. In fact, up until this story, I was never aware that bleeding was even potentially possible with CoolSculpting.”
Nonetheless, that’s what happened with this lipo freeze treatment. Dick Van Dyke said, “I’m not a violent person but when I walked in that room, I was ready to punch that guy out. Her bleeding was so bad at one point she was forced to wear a corset to not only compress everything but also to guard the wedding dress from blood or anything oozing out.”
They posted some pictures showing, what looks like, bloody blisters, and kind of healing wounds on her body from this treatment. She said, “In retrospect, I now know this was not a good way to go into the procedure, but they have salespeople who they’ve disguised as nurses.” It seems that Dick Van Dyke and his now-wife feel like people don’t know the full truth about Dr. Ourian because it says that the main reason he and his wife were going public with their story almost five years later, was that they believe people have a right to know about their medical professionals.
Dr. Ourian does a number of treatments that are seemingly proprietary. One of the best examples of this, is a treatment called Cool Laser, which doesn’t seem to be any type of laser that you can buy. In fact, the name “cool laser” is trademarked by Dr. Simon Ourian. So, it appears that he uses it to describe a treatment using some form of light or laser, but it’s unknown exactly what that light or laser treatment is. There’s no other doctor in the world that can use that term “Cool Laser” because he holds the trademark and he won’t let anybody else use the term.
Dr. Rubinstein is not aware of any device that’s been built with the name, yet there seems to be some sort of machine with the name Cool Laser on it in his office. Or at least he refers to it as Cool Laser when he does the treatments.
A very well known dermatologist, Dr. Jason Emmer, who, in fact, is a cosmetic dermatologist and well-known online made a comment about Cool Laser on one of the websites. “I have yet to see a positive result from this laser. Every day in my practice, I find someone coming to me for an alternative treatment.”
Besides Dick Van Dyke and his wife putting their story out in the public about how unhappy they were with the treatment by Dr. Ourian. There are a number of other negative reviews and negative complaints about Dr. Ourian’s care that you’ll find in various sites. Particularly, there are as many as 13 different complaints filed on ripoffreport.com. The problem is that ripoffreport.com has a method to try and obscure those reviews.
When you post a complaint to ripoffreport.com it’s featured prominently. You can put anything you want in the name of your complaint. You can say for example, “dr. ourian scam” or “dr. ourian scam artist” if you wanted to and that would be the header for your review.
The website has a Corporate Advocacy Program, which allows business owners to apply as a verified business. The program will qualify them as a legitimate business with proper licenses and if the business is approved, it will allow the business owner to pay a fee to have their negative reviews and complaints hidden. The cost depends on how many negative reports you have and how big your business is.
In the case of Dr. Ourian, if you look up the name Simon Ourian on ripoffreport.com you’ll see that all of his reviews are displayed down the left side of the page, when they used to be prominently displayed in the main section. They have also had all their titles replaced with content that they wrote talking about it being a verified business and part of the corporate corporate advocacy program. When you look at that website now, it looks like a commercial for Simon Ourian and you have to scroll way down to get to any reviews. Some parts of the reviews are even redacted when you join the Corporate Advocacy Program if they feel it was inflammatory or could not be proved. So they actually remove parts of the review but they do leave the review up and you can find it if you know where to look.
So, if you want to check this out, go to the ripoffreport.com, scroll down and you’ll find his reviews, much of which is still intact. If you have trouble finding that or trouble finding the multiple negative reviews on Yelp, there is a resource you can go to. It’s called epionebeverlyhills.com. Very smart name considering Dr. Ourian’s website is epionebh.com. When you go there you’ll see this whole story about Dr. Simon Ourian. It talks about all the details in this article and more. You can read the reviews from Yelp, you can read the reports from ripoffreport.com that were at least portions, if not, the entire thing cut and pasted. There are lots of documents from the State of California that you can read for yourself. It is a great resource and if you’re thinking about using Dr. Ourian for your care or if you just want to learn more, it’s an amazing source of information.
It’s unclear how Dr. Ourian has managed to get people to remove their negative reviews. Certainly using the Corporate Advocacy Program has been a way to remove some of the reviews but a lot of things somehow are removed in time. Particularly, that Dick Van Dyke story.
What is clear is that there’s a lot more to Dr. Ourian than Kim Kardashian and his other celebrity patients. There is certainly nothing wrong with using celebrities to build your practices. There are many practices that have become very successful from celebrity endorsements. However, as a prospective patient it’s important not to let yourself get lured into the glitz and glam. Make sure you know the background and if you are going to be seeking care for cosmetic dermatology, you might want to know if your doctor is actually a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon. Getting treatment from someone who has had the right residency training to practice that kind of medicine gives you the best chances for desired results and successful recovery. You also might want to know if they’ve ever been sued or named in a lawsuit. Look into the back story of patients that maybe weren’t happy with the care.
Once you have all that information, you can make an educated decision about whether or not you trust them with your health.
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Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein Launches Instagram Scavenger Hunt
MIAMI, April 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Board-certified Miami plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS announced the launch of a “Stimulus Scavenger Hunt” contest on his Instagram accounts @drrubinstein and @plasticsurgerytruths. The Instagram based scavenger hunt will be a series of 6 questions leading up to the final question and grand prize of $1,000. Prizes such as Apple AirPods, Amazon gift cards, a medical grade skin care system and other items to help make the COVID -19 ‘Shelter at Home’ mandate more livable. The program goes live April 28th in Dr. Rubinstein’s Instagram @drrubinstein, and continues until one lucky contestant answers the final riddle correctly, winning $1000. The first person to submit the correct answer to each riddle via DM in Instagram wins a prize. Participants must remember and record all previous answers and answer the next question to be a winner. Read the full article on Yahoo Finance.
South Florida Plastic Surgeons Gather Ventilators for Coronavirus Response
South Florida plastic surgeons are working to collect and funnel ventilators to the state’s emergency management teams to help coronavirus patients who may be in need. Read the full article on NBC Miami.
Considering a Cosmetic Surgery Vacation to Miami
Dr. Adam Rubinstein and Dr. Tom Fiala, the president of the Florida Society of Plastic Surgeons, offer patients a list of things to consider if you are planning a cosmetic surgery vacation to Miami for a Brazilian butt lift. To see the full list of considerations, read the article on NY Daily News.
The New York Times Features Take a Breather
The New York Times helps Dr. Rubinstein spread the word about the Take A Breather Foundation. “Amid Desperate Need for Ventilators, Calls Grow for Federal Intervention” by Andrew Jacobs, Neal E. Boudette, Matt Richtel, and Nicholas Kulish.
Read the full article.Donate Your Ventilator
Dr. Adam Rubinstein Talks to Covid-19 Daily about Take A Breather
The shortage of ventilators is concerning. Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS, shares information about the “Take a Breather” program, which is providing a solution. Listen to the interview on iHeart Radio or Spotify.
Support your local hospitals by donating your ventilators
As cosmetic practices are being ordered to close their doors, let’s not forget there is a real need for unused medical equipment. Dr. Adam Rubinstein is making is his mission to find cosmetic surgeons in every major city that will donate their unused ventilators to their local hospitals. Medical equipment is becoming hard to find and causing barriers for doctors and surgeons in hospitals across the United States.
If you have unused ventilators in your surgery center, please donate it to your local hospital. Read the Full Article in Miami New Times or learn how to make a donation to Take a Breather.
Plastic Surgery Expectations v. Reality and the Truth About Body Dysmorphia
Dr. Rubinstein talks with Melissa Lawrence at HERS Magazine about women’s health, appearance and overall bodies.
One of Dr. Rubinstein’s great passions is being a patient advocate and watchdog for people considering plastic surgery. By calling out doctors who are under-qualified to perform plastic surgery and explaining the difference between the many certifications a surgeon can have, he aims to help educate the public about what they should be looking for when considering a plastic surgeon. Making smart choices about the doctor a person selects to operate on them, helps decrease the risk of complications and mortality.
Take Advantage of Your Time Off by Visiting the Med Spa
Dr. Rubinstein talks to the Sun Sentinel about using your time off strategically during the holidays if you are considering elective health procedures. “Some people come in and want to look great for holidays so they will get Botox or fillers,” Rubinstein said. “But you have to be careful not to get too close to Christmas or New Year’s because you could bruise and not be happy.” Read the Full Article
WOCA The Source Radio Talks with Dr. Rubinstein about EmSculpt
Board Certified, Miami Plastic Surgeon, Adam Rubinstein discusses holiday “pick-me-up” treatments such as the EmSculpt as non-surgical options to complete before the holidays.
Dr. Rubinstein: How Social Media Has Helped My Practice
Dr. Adam Rubinstein, an award winning plastic surgeon whose skills are sought out by patients from around the world joins Enterprise Radio to discuss the impact of social media on plastic surgery practices.
Dr. Rubinstein Talks about Breast Reconstruction
WOCA The Source Radio Talks to Dr. Rubinstein about Breast Reconstruction for Breast Cancer Patients.
Dr. Rubinstein Describes His Surgical Consultations
Fun fact to start: Did you know that your co-scribes originally met because of a plastic surgeon?
Circa 1992 or 3, Dana served as the big deal Beauty Director at W magazine, the smartest and most luxe publication covering fashion, beauty, the arts, philanthropy, bling, and subjects of interest to discerning women.
If you’ve ever seen Baby Boom, it’s the magazine Diane Keaton’s “Tiger Lady” management-consulting character is reading in bed for real estate inspo.
Back then, I was repping a plastic surgeon who was among the first doing chemical peels on the skin to erase years of damage, and probably at the time, the only one with a publicist. Read the full article on FloridaBeautyProblems.com.
Beware of Groupon Scam with Fake Botox
Federal and state officials last week raided a plastic surgery office following accusations that a doctor at the clinic administered non-FDA-approved drugs to patients who purchased certain services through Groupon, adding to growing concerns that Groupon users might be more vulnerable to medical scams, Hannah Knowles reports for the Washington Post.
Background: Providers turn to Groupon to attract new patients
Groupon is a coupon website that sells discounts for various services and goods. Health-related Groupon deals first became popular between 2011 and 2013, when websites like Groupon were at peak popularity. Patients today can find Groupon deals for everything from ultrasounds to heart scans and full-body CT-scans. Read the full article on Advisory.com.
Dr. Rubinstein Warns Patients: Beware of Phony Products
They say the doctor had already been warned.
Officials suspect Florida doctor Francesann Ford injected her plastic surgery patients with fake Botox from China even after the Food and Drug Administration told her to stop, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported. Authorities raided Ford’s Coral Springs office earlier this week as part of a year-long investigation into her practices, local news reports say. Read the full article on the Washington Post.
Dr. Adam Rubinstein praises plastic surgery law as ‘good start’
But the well-known plastic surgeon says abuse in the field remains prevalent.
Deregulation around plastic surgery is costing lives in the Sunshine State, according to Dr. Adam Rubinstein.
The Aventura surgeon said the state took a step in the right direction with a new law cracking down on crummy doctors. But as new and sometimes dangerous cosmetic techniques and fads come along, the state needs to remain vigilant.
“Florida as a state has been a very easy place for people to do business,” Rubinstein told Florida Politics. “When people were opening these clinics, the state hasn’t had the oversight that is now coming thanks to the Florida Legislature.” Read the Full Article on FloridaPolitics.com
The Blow-Dry Lie: Who Should You Really Trust With Injections?
In this, our inaugural Controversy column—the kickoff to a compelling series aimed at untangling hot-button issues in aesthetic medicine—we’ll be unpacking an ongoing debate, one embroiling providers of every kind and affecting millions of patients: who to trust with fillers and toxins. Much of the discord between leaders in the field springs not from ego or sensationalism, we should note, but a passionate, evidence-based desire to deliver results that are beautiful, bespoke, and above all, safe. Our experts have unique viewpoints and experiences—each worthy of respect and consideration. Our goal is to present all sides in hopes of carefully informing your beauty decisions. Read the full article.
Dr. Adam Rubinstein Interviews with eHealth Radio Network
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein discuss the following:
1. Tell me about your practice – areas of expertise, where you are located and how long have you been practicing and why you chose your profession?
2. I know you are a patient advocate – tell me what people should watch out for; and be aware of when choosing plastic surgery procedures?
3. What are some of the most innovative and exciting new procedures you are doing non-invasive and others?
4. How has social media impacted the plastic surgery business?
5. What else do you want to share with people when choosing plastic surgery and how can people reach you and find you?
Dr Rubinstein CBS Miami Brachioplasty
Are Beauty Standards Pushing Black Women Into Dangerous Back-Alley Surgeries?
When news broke last month that a fake doctor had been sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing a woman with toxic butt injections, a lot of attention was given to what is known as “back-alley surgeries” or “black market augmentations.” What wasn’t talked about? The reason many of the people who suffer the often-deadly consequences of these procedures are black women. Click to read full story
This business helped transform Miami into a national plastic surgery destination. Eight women died
MIAMI – Just after dawn, the women arrive.
They come in taxis and rental cars, to a strip mall clinic tucked between a barber shop and a discount shoe store.
They fly in from across the country for deals they can’t get back home – thousands of dollars off cosmetic surgeries, available, if they like, on payment plans.
Inside, the lobby looks like any other surgery center: polished white floors, sleek, modern furniture, a large flat screen flashing images of beautiful bodies.
But this clinic is run like a factory assembly line, where individual doctors – many with little specialized training – line up patients and operate on as many as eight a day, an investigation by USA TODAY and the Naples Daily News has found. Click to read full story
Inside the cutthroat combination of plastic surgery and social media
In South Florida, an area known for its high volume of successful and botched plastic surgeries, social media has brought a whole new level of craziness to the industry. Plastic surgeons are blogging, posting on Instagram and creating stories for Snapchat that often show real patients undergoing procedures in real time. These South Florida surgeons — who practice under a variety of titles — are exposing each other’s mistakes, battling negative patient reviews, swiping each other’s before and after photos and pushing the line between appropriate and vulgar. Click here to read the full article
Shaping The Future Of Minimally Invasive Aesthetic Facial Surgery With Ellevate
Aesthetic medical science is currently experiencing a scientific revolution. Until recently, full invasive surgical procedures such as Facelifts or Necklifts were the only choice, however, a recently introduced procedure called Ellevate™ has been met with great interest by the aesthetic medical community. In this interview with Aesthetic Insider™ Radio, Florida based plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, a pioneering early adopter of the new Ellevate™ minimally invasive surgical procedure for lowerface, jawline and neck rejuvenation discusses why he chose to train in the Ellevate™ procedure and offer it to his patients. As with all new scientific technologies and procedures, the early adopter pioneers such as Dr. Rubinstein are critical to the growth of aesthetic medicine and its best practices because they are the surgeons who perform new procedures using new technologies that will ultimately help shape and set the medical standards and surgical protocols for the next generation of surgeons… Read More
Ellevate™ – Shapes The Future of Facial Aesthetics
Aesthetic medical science is currently experiencing a scientific revolution. Until recently, full invasive surgical procedures such as Facelifts or Necklifts were the only choice for many patients, however, a recently introduced procedure called Ellevate™ has been met with great interest by the aesthetic medical community. In this interview with Aesthetic Insider™, Florida based plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, a pioneering early adopter of the new Ellevate™ minimally invasive procedure for lower face, jawline and neck rejuvenation discusses why he chose to train in the Ellevate™ procedure and offer it to his patients. As with all new scientific technologies and procedures, the early adopter pioneers such as Dr. Rubinstein are critical to the growth of aesthetic medicine and its best practices because they are the surgeons who perform new procedures using new technologies that will ultimately help shape and set the medical standards and surgical protocols for the next generation of surgeons. Dr. Rubinstein discusses his work with the new Ellevate™ procedure as well as the new ICLED® light guided suture rod system, which is necessary to perform the Ellevate™ procedure… Read More
South Florida doctor attempts to help women with botched cosmetic surgery
Dr. Adam Rubinstein is making it his mission to help men and women who undergo common procedures and get botched results. Though plastic surgery and minimally invasive procedures, like fillers and injections, are becoming more and more mainstream, people tend to forget that there are still risks involved.
Read the full article on WSVN.com to see how Dr. Rubinstein helped one woman with botched facial fillers and another with botched breast implants.
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Managing Your Practice Marketing and ROI
An Interview with Dr. Adam Rubinstein with Aesthetic Insider™ on how he has built a successful plastic surgery practice in a highly competitive market, and how keeping track of ROI is the key to his success.
Dr. Rubinstein was featured on Telemundo discussing the use of Sculptra as a filler
Dr. Rubinstein Discusses Treatment for Patients with Botched Plastic Surgery
NBC 6 News
Importance of Seeking a Surgeon with a Board Certification
Which do you think is the most natural looking: fat grafting or implants?
Which do you think is the most natural looking: fat grafting or implants?
I don’t think there’s one straightforward answer – it depends on the tissue the patient has to begin with, and what the patient is trying to achieve. There are so many variables. There are things you can do with fat grafting that you can’t do with implants, and vice versa.
What can you do with fat grafting that you can’t do with implants?
Fat grafting can be used anywhere it’s needed when you’re trying to change the shape of the breast a little bit.
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Cosmetic Town
Click here to view an education article on Thermitight™ written by Cosmetic Town based on an exclusive interview with Dr. Rubinstein.
LaOpinión
Dr. Rubinstein speaks with Spanish news, LaOpinión, about the new nonsurgical technique to tighten loose skin, Thermitight™. Click here to read more!
“New Reflections” Radio Archives
Click here to view an education article on Thermitight™ written by Cosmetic Town based on an exclusive interview with Dr. Rubinstein.
Dr. Rubinstein speaks with Spanish news, LaOpinión, about the new nonsurgical technique to tighten loose skin, Thermitight™. Click here to read more!
“New Reflections” Radio Archives
New Reflections features a variety of all things aesthetic. From skin care products to treatments with injections to surgical options we’ll discuss anything and everything in the world of aesthetics, health and beauty. Learn about all the latest and greatest offerings as Dr. Rubinstein explains the good, the bad, and the soon to be not so ugly, based on years of experience.
Click here to listen to Dr. Rubinstein’s archived radio shows.
Dr. Rubinstein talks about the benefits of brachioplasty (arm lift surgery) with CBS Miami. “When you think about how many people are losing weight now through lap bands, gastric sleeves, gastric bypass and just exercise and diet, people are really thinking about their weight and dropping pounds. Well that comes along with baggage,” said Dr. Rubinstein. Click here to view the entire article.
CBS Miami
Dr. Rubinstein talks about the benefits of brachioplasty (arm lift surgery) with CBS Miami. “When you think about how many people are losing weight now through lap bands, gastric sleeves, gastric bypass and just exercise and diet, people are really thinking about their weight and dropping pounds. Well that comes along with baggage,” said Dr. Rubinstein. Click here to view the entire article.
Dr. Rubinstein Discusses Customized Plans to Meet Patient’s Goals
Brazilian Butt Lift Deaths in the Plastic Surgery Industry
In a recent article published by Newbeauty.com, Dr. Adam Rubinstein details several reasons why so many patients either die or suffer from life-long complications from plastic surgeries.
In the case of 40-year-old Kizzy London, her botched Brazilian Butt Lift resulted in a fat embolism which claimed her life. Dr. Rubinstein warns potential clients about physicians who falsely advertise their services and certifications. He stresses that while having a medical degree certifies someone to practice medicine, it does not inherently mean that a physician has the qualifications to be a competent plastic surgeon… Read More
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Hollywood’s ‘Ozempic face’ crisis: Plastic surgeons reveal the celebs suffering from gauntness
It’s the latest beauty craze gone wrong — and it is hitting celebrity A-listers the hardest.
Many Hollywood stars, such as Jessica Simpson and Scott Disick, faced accusations this year that they had ‘Ozempic face’ after stepping out on the red carpet with slimmed down profiles.
And fans now say there are even more celebrities who have been hit with the look, typified by sunken eyes, gaunt cheeks and sagging skin.
Shania Twain has a new look — and plastic surgeons have thoughts!
Plastic surgeon, Dr. Adam Rubinstein, also chimed in to speculate:
“Shania has beautiful cheekbones, with an amazing jawline, she just has a great structure naturally and she is aging particularly well. But the one thing that I do see is that her eyes look really refreshed, the upper lids in particular. Her upper eyelids look a little bit fuller and heavier beforehand, but then when you look at the People’s Choice Awards they look a little bit more open and brighter…”
“Cellulite treatment has never been this effective,” says Dr. Rubinstein, a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Miami, dedicated to patient safety and education. ” I have used other techniques over the years to treat cellulite and release the dimples, but this new technique is truly a game-changer! With Avéli, we have a scientifically backed, minimally invasive easy solution that delivers immediate and impressive results.”
The Miami-based Dr. Rubinstein, who previously starred in Lifetime’s My Killer Body with Michelle K, has shared how many stars are sleeping on pillow face.
It seems that many famous faces have had their fill of filler.
“Everyone is scared of being overdone, having what some of us call pillow face from too much filler being pumped in and looking puffy or overfilled,” he told The U.S. Sun.
There are several reasons people would consider breast reduction surgery. For some, it may be for a change in appearance—a lighter, firmer breast that is more proportionate to their body. Others may undergo the procedure to eliminate the physical discomfort caused by heavy breast tissue.
If you are considering a breast reduction, here is what to expect before, during and after surgery.
Unless you’re a boomer or living under a rock, there’s a good chance you’ve at least heard of the Brazilian butt lift, or BBL, for short. But if you’re anything like me, and you use context clues to assume the meaning of terms like “Brazilian butt lift,” you probably, at least initially, figured a BBL was a Brazilian and a butt lift. Turns out it’s neither. 
This week Aesthetic Anne and Sarah sit down with Dr. Adam Rubinstein to pick his brain on all things plastic surgery. They discuss the difference between a cosmetic and plastic surgeon, as well as the outrageous things some doctors are doing to trick people into thinking they are certified and qualified in the industry. We even touch on defamation accusations leading back to Russia?? Buckle up, this is a wild episode!
Dr. Rubinstein is a passionate patient advocate who believes that keeping up with the appropriate medical training and following the highest standards for patient safety is just as important as giving them the best cosmetic results. He is very public about educating his existing patients and his social media followers about doing their research on the doctor and making sure they have the right certifications before they sign up for invasive procedures. There are many doctors in the community who, although are certified medical doctors, they don’t have the proper training to perform plastic surgery. Dr. Rubinstein talks to Resident Magazine about how he continuously educates patients about what certifications matter the most and what terms you should look out for on a doctor’s resume.
At the UM-NSU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities, the hands-on experiences the therapists typically have with children, described as knee-to-knee because of how physically close the practitioners are to their patients, has gone remote.
South Florida plastic surgeons are working to collect and funnel ventilators to the state’s emergency management teams to help coronavirus patients who may be in need. Read the full article on 
Dr. Adam Rubinstein and Dr. Tom Fiala, the president of the Florida Society of Plastic Surgeons, offer patients a list of things to consider if you are planning a cosmetic surgery vacation to Miami for a Brazilian butt lift. To see the full list of considerations, 
As cosmetic practices are being ordered to close their doors, let’s not forget there is a real need for unused medical equipment. Dr. Adam Rubinstein is making is his mission to find cosmetic surgeons in every major city that will donate their unused ventilators to their local hospitals. Medical equipment is becoming hard to find and causing barriers for doctors and surgeons in hospitals across the United States.
If you have unused ventilators in your surgery center, please donate it to your local hospital. Read the 
Dr. Rubinstein talks to the Sun Sentinel about using your time off strategically during the holidays if you are considering elective health procedures. “Some people come in and want to look great for holidays so they will get Botox or fillers,” Rubinstein said. “But you have to be careful not to get too close to Christmas or New Year’s because you could bruise and not be happy.” 
Fun fact to start: Did you know that your co-scribes originally met because of a plastic surgeon?
Federal and state officials last week raided a plastic surgery office following accusations that a doctor at the clinic administered non-FDA-approved drugs to patients who purchased certain services through Groupon, adding to growing concerns that Groupon users might be more vulnerable to medical scams, Hannah Knowles reports for the Washington Post.
They say the doctor had already been warned.
But the well-known plastic surgeon says abuse in the field remains prevalent.
In this, our inaugural Controversy column—the kickoff to a compelling series aimed at untangling hot-button issues in aesthetic medicine—we’ll be unpacking an ongoing debate, one embroiling providers of every kind and affecting millions of patients: who to trust with fillers and 
When news broke last month that a fake doctor had been sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing a woman with toxic butt injections, a lot of attention was given to what is known as “back-alley surgeries” or “black market augmentations.” What wasn’t talked about? The reason many of the people who suffer the often-deadly consequences of these procedures are black women. 
MIAMI – Just after dawn, the women arrive.
They come in taxis and rental cars, to a strip mall clinic tucked between a barber shop and a discount shoe store.
They fly in from across the country for deals they can’t get back home – thousands of dollars off cosmetic surgeries, available, if they like, on payment plans.
Inside, the lobby looks like any other surgery center: polished white floors, sleek, modern furniture, a large flat screen flashing images of beautiful bodies.
But this clinic is run like a factory assembly line, where individual doctors – many with little specialized training – line up patients and operate on as many as eight a day, an investigation by USA TODAY and the Naples Daily News has found. 
In South Florida, an area known for its high volume of successful and botched plastic surgeries, social media has brought a whole new level of craziness to the industry. Plastic surgeons are blogging, posting on Instagram and creating stories for Snapchat that often show real patients undergoing procedures in real time. These South Florida surgeons — who practice under a variety of titles — are exposing each other’s mistakes, battling negative patient reviews, swiping each other’s before and after photos and pushing the line between appropriate and vulgar. 
Aesthetic medical science is currently experiencing a scientific revolution. Until recently, full invasive surgical procedures such as Facelifts or Necklifts were the only choice for many patients, however, a recently introduced procedure called Ellevate™ has been met with great interest by the aesthetic medical community. In this interview with Aesthetic Insider™, Florida based plastic surgeon, Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, a pioneering early adopter of the new Ellevate™ minimally invasive procedure for lower face, jawline and neck rejuvenation discusses why he chose to train in the Ellevate™ procedure and offer it to his patients. As with all new scientific technologies and procedures, the early adopter pioneers such as Dr. Rubinstein are critical to the growth of aesthetic medicine and its best practices because they are the surgeons who perform new procedures using new technologies that will ultimately help shape and set the medical standards and surgical protocols for the next generation of surgeons. Dr. Rubinstein discusses his work with the new Ellevate™ procedure as well as the new ICLED® light guided suture rod system, which is necessary to perform the Ellevate™ procedure… 
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Dr. Rubinstein speaks with Spanish news, LaOpinión, about the new nonsurgical technique to tighten loose skin, Thermitight™. Click 
Dr. Rubinstein talks about the benefits of brachioplasty (arm lift surgery) with CBS Miami. “When you think about how many people are losing weight now through lap bands, gastric sleeves, gastric bypass and just exercise and diet, people are really thinking about their weight and dropping pounds. Well that comes along with baggage,” said Dr. Rubinstein. 
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