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Myths and misconceptions about beauty treatments can often cloud judgment, making it harder for patients to make informed decisions. We turned to our Haute Beauty experts from various fields to find out which myths they encounter most often in their specialties. From unfounded fears about certain procedures to exaggerated expectations, these professionals reveal the falsehoods they wish patients would stop believing and offer insights to help you separate fact from fiction when considering your next treatment.

Plastic surgery, while often enhancing self-esteem and appearance, comes with inherent safety concerns. We reached out to three leading plastic surgeons at Pure Plastic Surgery—Dr. Garrett Wegerif, Dr. Natalia Vidal, and Dr. S. Alexander Earle—to provide insights into these concerns and how patients can ensure they are in safe hands.

Research shows that the way people view themselves, whether good or bad, comes from society. With celebrity influencers on social media now being a big part of where people get their cultural messages, many people have developed poor views of themselves and their appearance. This may develop into a condition called body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), a mental illness affecting some 200,000 Americans every year.

La doctora Natalia Vidal, especialista en reconstrucción vaginal explica cómo es este procedimiento y cuáles son sus beneficios médicos y estéticos.

Dr. Alexander Earle, the man behind Pure Plastic Surgery in Miami, has played an instrumental role in this shift. An Ivy League-educated, double-board-certified plastic surgeon, he has enjoyed the reputation of a professional whose expertise is matched only by his dedication to patient care.