Houston Cosmetic Surgery Center is a full-service plastic surgery practice serving residents of Houston, Texas, and the surrounding region. Under the leadership of board-certified David Davila, DO, FACOS, the team at Houston Cosmetic Surgery Center has earned a reputation for excellence in the area - with many patients so happy with their results that they introduce others to the practice.
Cosmetic surgery requires a great deal of skill and training. In many ways, this area of medical practice is as much of an art as it is a science. Over many years in practice, Dr. Davila has refined his artistic eye and can assess each patient to determine the exact refinements they need to draw out their full aesthetic potential. From facelifts to tummy tucks to fat transfer, rhinoplasty to body contouring to breast lifts and augmentation, Houston Cosmetic Surgery Center can cover a wide array of needs.
The practice commits itself to improve patient health and wellness and proudly offers supplemental hormone therapy through BioTE and top-quality skin care products.
Cosmetic surgery requires a great deal of skill and training. In many ways, this area of medical practice is as much of an art as it is a science. Over many years in practice, Dr. Davila has refined his artistic eye and can assess each patient to determine the exact refinements they need to draw out their full aesthetic potential. From facelifts to tummy tucks to fat transfer, rhinoplasty to body contouring to breast lifts and augmentation, Houston Cosmetic Surgery Center can cover a wide array of needs.
The practice commits itself to improve patient health and wellness and proudly offers supplemental hormone therapy through BioTE and top-quality skin care products.
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Excellent experience with Dr. Davila and his team.
Very professional, explained the steps for my procedure and put me at ease with any questions or concerns that I had.
Davila is such an amazing surgeon not only the quality of his work and wonderful bedside manor.
He was so informative.
Excellent experience with Dr. Davila and his team.
Very professional, explained the steps for my procedure and put me at ease with any questions or concerns that I had.
Davila is such an amazing surgeon not only the quality of his work and wonderful bedside manor.
He was so informative.
A modern solution for drooping, wrinkled, puffy upper eyelids that can occur as a part of the aging process is upper blepharoplasty or upper eyelid surgery.
This surgery is usually done for cosmetic reasons.
It is also an effective way to improve eyesight for people whose sagging upper eyelids can hinder their vision.
As a person ages, the upper eyelids get baggy and droopy due to weak muscle tone or lack of skin elasticity.
Eyelift surgery is usually done separately or in combination with other cosmetic surgeries, such as the brow lift or the facelift.
This surgery is usually done for cosmetic reasons.
It is also an effective way to improve eyesight for people whose sagging upper eyelids can hinder their vision.
As a person ages, the upper eyelids get baggy and droopy due to weak muscle tone or lack of skin elasticity.
Eyelift surgery is usually done separately or in combination with other cosmetic surgeries, such as the brow lift or the facelift.
Getting older can have many consequences for virtually every part of our body, and our face is no exception.
As we age, the skin begins to become drier and thinner, and this can cause it to sag and wrinkle.
One of the most noticeable places where this happens is the forehead area, where deep lines and crinkles can form, sometimes making us look older than we really are.
In some cases, the sagging is so significant that the brows appear heavy, and this can cause them to start to sag over the tops of the eyes, causing us to appear tired.
As we age, the skin begins to become drier and thinner, and this can cause it to sag and wrinkle.
One of the most noticeable places where this happens is the forehead area, where deep lines and crinkles can form, sometimes making us look older than we really are.
In some cases, the sagging is so significant that the brows appear heavy, and this can cause them to start to sag over the tops of the eyes, causing us to appear tired.
As you age, your skin naturally loses elasticity as your collagen and elastin production slows down.
Without this support, your skin is more vulnerable to gravity and begins to sag.
As well, years of muscle contractions in your face leave well-worn paths behind in the form of wrinkles.
Lastly, the thin layer of fat that lies beneath the skin on your face begins to disappear, contributing to the hollow, sagging look associated with age.
The combined effect of diminished elasticity, wrinkles, and fat loss takes its toll, especially on your face, which is arguably the most exposed area of your skin.
Without this support, your skin is more vulnerable to gravity and begins to sag.
As well, years of muscle contractions in your face leave well-worn paths behind in the form of wrinkles.
Lastly, the thin layer of fat that lies beneath the skin on your face begins to disappear, contributing to the hollow, sagging look associated with age.
The combined effect of diminished elasticity, wrinkles, and fat loss takes its toll, especially on your face, which is arguably the most exposed area of your skin.
Getting older is inevitable.
Fortunately, thanks to cosmetic surgery, looking much older than we really are doesn't have to be.
Aging creeps upon us, often when we least expect it.
One of the areas of the body that tends to be affected first is the neck, or more precisely, the skin of the neck.
As we age, many elements of our body change and this includes our skin.
Our natural production of collagen, which is one of the key substances responsible for keeping our skin supple, smooth and youthful, slows down.
Fortunately, thanks to cosmetic surgery, looking much older than we really are doesn't have to be.
Aging creeps upon us, often when we least expect it.
One of the areas of the body that tends to be affected first is the neck, or more precisely, the skin of the neck.
As we age, many elements of our body change and this includes our skin.
Our natural production of collagen, which is one of the key substances responsible for keeping our skin supple, smooth and youthful, slows down.
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