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Aging is an inevitable part of life, but there is nothing wrong with wanting to look and feel attractive and youthful for as long as possible. At Graper Harper Cosmetic Surgery,

If you wish you had fuller lips, you may be interested in lip augmentation. Whether your lips have thinned with age or you simply wish to emulate the pouty lips that are so trendy right now,

With approximately one out of every eight women developing breast cancer in their lifetimes, it seems that most Americans know someone who has been affected by this disease. While not all women who have breast cancer need a mastectomy or lumpectomy to remove breast tissue,

As you get older, your metabolism begins to slow down and losing weight can become increasingly challenging. You probably will discover that you have problem areas where stubborn fat clings despite your efforts to diet and exercise.

When you have aesthetic concerns about your breasts, it makes sense to consider a breast procedure like breast augmentation, breast reduction, or breast lift.

Have you noticed that your eyes no longer appear as wide as they used to? It’s not your imagination — with age, your upper eyelids slowly start to sag. If you don’t like the way this common change affects your appearance,

One of the biggest obstacles men face when considering cosmetic procedures is a lack of information on the Internet. Because traditionally most cosmetic surgery patients have been women, many surgeons’ websites have content that is geared specifically to women,

May is Melanoma Awareness Month. Melanoma is a type of skin cancer in which the melanocytes (the cells that give your skin pigmentation) start to grow abnormally. Although melanoma is treatable when caught early,

Losing weight requires a lot of work and discipline. While dropping a dozen or several dozen pounds should have you feeling accomplished, it is not uncommon to feel disappointed and dejected after seeing the way your body looks once you’ve reached your weight loss goal.

At Graper Harper Cosmetic Surgery, one of the top concerns we hear from patients is that they want their face to look younger, but not unnatural. This is an understandable concern because the stereotype of facelift creating a pulled look is somewhat based in reality — albeit outdated.