Paul Pin, MD

Ptosis (pronounced as "toe-sis") is a droopy upper eyelid. If left uncorrected, it can obscure the vision. In children, it can lead to the developmental delay known as amblyopia, or "lazy eye." Fortunately, Dr.…

It is an unfortunate fact of aging that the skin around the face and neck begins to sag and droop. Along with this can come jowls, double chins, and the "turkey wattle" of loose skin under the neck. These can all…

A properly toned stomach can be very difficult to achieve, even with a rigorous exercise program. Numerous studies have shown that the abdomen is often the first spot where fat accumulates on the body.…

Many people think that only people who have been unable to lose weight through diet and exercise will opt for an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) cosmetic surgical procedure. The truth is that people who have been very…

The thighs are one of the most difficult areas on the body from which to lose fat. People can work out, including cardio and the use of weight machines, and still not be able to lose weight in the thighs or…