Aristocrat Plastic Surgery & MedSpa Featured in CityUnlisted: In-Office Beauty for Workaholics
Posted in Blog, In the News on 27. Sep, 2011
After all, what’s the point of toiling away to earn those big bucks when you end up looking like the Geico caveman (or cavewoman)?, asks Beth Sobol of City Unlisted, a web site that deals with the exclusive, closed-door experiences New York has to offer. One of the “city’s top groomers” is, of… Read more
Attentive and approachable, Dr. Tehrani’s interview for NewBeauty
Posted in Blog, In the News on 14. Jul, 2011
“My curiosity leaves me open to cutting-edge procedures,” says Dr. Kevin Tehrani in a interview for NewBeauty, the world’s most unique magazine devoted exclusively to “everything beauty.” With nearly 10.2 million surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic procedures performed in the United States during 2008, a 162 percent increase since 1997, NewBeauty fills the void… Read more
Cellulite explained by Dr. Tehrani in New Beauty Magazine
Posted in In the News on 21. Apr, 2011
Beneath the skin are columns of fibrous tissue that are surrounded by fat cells. “When those columns, known as septi, become imbalanced and the fat cells begin to bulge through (the columns don’t stretch to accommodate the fat), cellulite arises,” says New York and Great Neck, NY, plastic surgeon Kevin Tehrani, MD. “Because of its… Read more
Jobs seekers want to look younger
Posted in Blog, In the News on 04. Apr, 2011
Interestingly, more job seekers look at plastic surgery to improve their chances for landing the jobs, the CNN writes. Why shouldn’t you look younger or more beautiful, impresing others with your look and determination? It is not a weird idea, actually, it functions on few levels. Firstly, there are variety of aesthetic procedures that can… Read more
More men are having cosmetic procedures than ever
Posted in In the News on 22. Mar, 2011
Men are fueling a rebound in plastic surgery, according to statistics released this week by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. The statistics show that men underwent more than 1.1 million cosmetic procedures, both minimally-invasive and surgical. “Overall cosmetic plastic surgery procedures in men were up 2 percent in 2010 compared to 2009. However, many… Read more
Men who stare at breasts are healthier
Posted in Blog, In the News on 16. Mar, 2011
Beautiful female breasts can inspire and keep men healthier, says a German study. The research says staring longer at women’s breasts is as effective as some exercise. Gazing at breasts can lower the blood pressure and lower the resting heart rate which will lower the chance of cardiovascular conditions. Most of it is an effect… Read more
Dr. Tehrani featured in magazines
Posted in Blog, In the News on 22. Jan, 2011
Dr. Tehrani has been featured in various publications and magazines. Click on the images below to view the covers of some of the magazines that Dr. Tehrani has appeared in:
Dr. Tehrani is featured in NewBeauty Magazine
Posted in Blog, In the News on 22. Jan, 2011
“I routinely spend an hour with new consultations—and that’s just on the first visit. Two consultations are strongly recommended. I take pride in our interactive consultations. Sitting side-by-side and reviewing the patient’s computer images on the big screen, we quickly find a common perspective. Using these communication tools, we both part with a good idea… Read more
Topic: “Younger Men Joining the Masses Flocking to Plastic Surgeons”
Posted in Blog, In the News on 22. Jan, 2011
Full article available only in print version of the magazine. Topic: “Younger Men Joining the Masses Flocking to Plastic Surgeons” 10/23/07
Plastic Surgeons Play Board Games
Posted in Blog, In the News on 04. Sep, 2008
“Gynecologists administering Botox. Dermatologists performing face lifts. It’s all part of the brave new world of cosmetic surgery. And they can all say they’re board certified. Just be careful to ask which board. “Anybody with a medical license can do surgery. It’s not illegal for them to do it,” said Dr. Kevin Tehrani, director of… Read more
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