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• Give it all ya got

  Sep 17, 2015 | 4 comments

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  by Richard Foxx Back in the day, when I did surgery, the patient was always anesthetized and most of the time the patient’s face was hidden behind a sterile screen. With the patient’s eyes and the face not visible there was always a certain depersonalization that took place regardless of how well you knew him or her.  One of the aspects of aesthetic medicine I have enjoyed most for the last 17 years is being able to look into a patient’s eyes while I work on them and knowing they are free to look into mine.  There are no barriers...

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• YOUR OBLIGATION TO YOURSELF

  Aug 18, 2015

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  Stand in front of your mirror and ask yourself. Does your own authentic "weirdness" speak back to you?
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