Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon Releases Collection of Educational Plastic Surgery Articles

    /24-7PressRelease/ - BEVERLY HILLS, CA, August 13, 2007 - With reality shows, news reports, and celebrities undergoing procedures, plastic surgery has never been more popular. Its hold on the public's imagination is also at an all-time high. But clear and accurate information on plastic surgery can be hard to come by. One Beverly Hills plastic surgeon is seeking to change this, by releasing a series of educational articles written for the general public.

Dr. Lloyd Krieger, medical director of Rodeo Drive Plastic Surgery, located on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, has the goal of providing essential background for people considering plastic surgery. "I always find that the most informed patients are my happiest patients. My goal with these articles is to create more informed patients."

Dr. Krieger has long held a second career as a freelance essayist and writer, with his articles appearing in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Barron's, and many other publications. But until recently he had not written articles geared toward plastic surgery patients. So why launch this large-scale project now? Dr. Krieger notes that the times call for it: "We are having more and more patients come in for plastic surgery. We even have about 30% of our patients fly in to see us from out of state. With all of this interest, it just seems appropriate to provide people with as much information and plastic surgery facts as possible."

Some of the topics covered by Dr. Krieger's articles include preparing for cosmetic surgery, recovery from breast augmentation, trends in ethnic plastic surgery, the current state of plastic surgery for men, and the history of liposuction or liposculpture. Some of the articles provide general background information, such as the article "Ten Questions to Ask Your Cosmetic Surgeon." Others provide details about specific procedures, such as the piece penned by Dr. Krieger called, "Seven Tummy Tuck Facts." Dr. Krieger's goal is to provide a healthy mix: "I wanted to have some pieces for people early in the process of investigating plastic surgery, and others for those who are more advanced and are deciding about a specific procedure."

Dr. Krieger notes that the articles will be helpful for people seeking large procedures such as Los Angeles tummy tuck and smaller procedures such as Los Angeles Botox. More information can be found by accessing the web site on plastic surgery articles.

About Dr. Krieger: Dr. Krieger is a plastic surgeon California who was educated at Stanford University and the University of Chicago. He completed his residencies in general surgery and plastic surgery at UCLA Medical Center and maintains operating privileges at UCLA and Cedars-Sinai medical centers. He has established a unique professional network to offer his patients a lifestyle overhaul along with their surgery, which may include a new wardrobe at nearby Rodeo Drive shops, a new hairstyle, spa treatments or a new fitness regime.

About Rodeo Drive Plastic Surgery: Nestled next to Chanel, Dior and Tiffany & Co., Rodeo Drive Plastic Surgery is the only plastic surgery center on Rodeo Drive. The posh 5,000 square foot facility looks more like a boutique than a doctor's office. This center specializes in all plastic surgery and cosmetic surgery procedures. It provides a setting of both elegance and tranquility and provides the highest levels of patient safety for all of its Los Angeles plastic surgery procedures.

Rodeo Drive Plastic Surgery and its medical director cosmetic surgeon Dr. Lloyd Krieger have been featured in the local, national, and international media. Some recent stories have appeared on Access Hollywood, Elle, Star, InTouch Weekly, Life & Style, Maxim, The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Magazine, Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Daily News, The Washington Times, KTLA Morning News, Univision, Telemundo, France's T l vision Française 1, Japan's Chocolat Siene magazine, Mexico City's Reforma magazine, Denmark's Q magazine, Sweden's AftonBladet newspaper, New Zealand's Flipside magazine, and England's Daily Mail newspaper and Grazia magazine.

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