Statesboro Plastic Surgery

03/31/2026

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03/24/2026

“Oh my God… holy sh*t!!”

Thanks to Meegan (and her very pink Cybertruck), we experienced acceleration… at a level not covered in any surgical textbook 😂

So serious question…
Should Statesboro Plastic Surgery get a Cybertruck?

👍 Yes
👎 Absolutely not
😂 Only if patients sign a waiver

03/23/2026

Great results aren’t accidental. They’re built on anatomy. 🧠

This past week at the Miami Breast Aesthetics Hands-On Course, I spent time in the anatomy lab studying and refining the latest techniques in breast surgery. 🔬

Because behind every natural, elegant result is something patients don’t see:
a deep understanding of anatomy and a commitment to doing things the right way.

✔️ Precision
✔️ Judgment
✔️ Safety
That’s where beautiful results begin.

03/18/2026

“Without a good neck, the face doesn’t matter.”

That line stuck with me.

At ISAPS Face Masters in St. Louis, I spent time in the anatomy lab with Dr. Gerald O’Daniel discussing why the neck is the foundation of a great facelift.

Most people think a facelift is about the face.
It’s not.

The real difference often comes from the deep neck — including structures like the submandibular gland.

But this is also where things get more complex…
and where safety matters most.

✔️ Better understanding of anatomy
✔️ Safer surgery
✔️ More natural results

That’s why surgeons should never stop spending time in the anatomy lab.

Because in the end—
anatomy is everything.

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03/11/2026

One technique surgeons use to help reduce bleeding after facelift surgery is called the Hemostatic Net.

In this clip from the ISAPS Face Masters meeting in St. Louis, Dr. André Auersvald, who developed the technique, explains how it works.

Discussions like this—surgeons sharing techniques and experience—are how facial surgery continues to evolve, improving both patient safety and surgical outcomes.

For surgeons:
Are you placing the Hemostatic Net routinely or selectively depending on flap thickness?






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03/09/2026

✔️Yes — I perform a Deep Plane Facelift.
✔️Yes — I perform Warren’s MAPS lift.

Facelift terminology has become marketing.
But anatomy hasn’t changed.

Long before “Deep Plane” became a buzzword, surgeons like Dr. Richard Warren were refining structural facelift techniques that reposition deeper tissues — not just tighten skin.
Warren’s MAPS lift (Mobile Anterior Platysmal–SMAS) emphasizes release of deeper tissue planes and key ligaments that tether the face. By mobilizing these deeper structures, the face can be re-vectored and elevated to recreate a natural, more youthful, refreshed appearance—without distorting anatomy or creating unnatural tension.
Before that, Dr. Sam Hamra formalized the Deep Plane concept and shifted facelift surgery away from surface tension toward structural repositioning.
Many procedures labeled “Deep Plane” today are evolutions of these foundational ideas.
But here’s what truly matters:
There is no single facelift technique for every face.
The goal isn’t to follow a trend.
It’s to restore the face naturally and safely.
If you’re researching facelift surgery, don’t ask what it’s called.
Ask:
• Are you lifting structure — or just tightening skin?
• Are the deeper tissues released and repositioned?
• Is this designed for my anatomy?
• Will I look like myself… just refreshed?

03/04/2026

Behind the Scenes — ISAPS Face Masters Meeting, St. Louis
Three extraordinary days in St. Louis at the ISAPS (International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) Face Masters Meeting, with surgeons representing 65 countries.
The in-person registration sold out — a reflection of the value placed on this level of surgical education.
I was deeply honored to be invited to participate in the surgical teaching process — assisting in the anatomy lab with pre-dissection and supporting the master surgeons during live stage demonstrations.
Pre-dissection involves preparing the cadaver specimens so key portions of the operation can be demonstrated clearly and thoughtfully to the audience — over 200 surgeons in the auditorium and hundreds more watching online.
Cadaver-based education allows something uniquely powerful:
You can slow down.
You can expose anatomy completely.
You can clarify surgical planes.
You can discuss nuance in real time.
The goal is understanding — so surgeons can return home and operate with greater precision and judgment.
Being directly involved in the anatomy lab and on stage provided an invaluable opportunity to observe technique, anatomy, and decision-making at the highest level.
To be included in that process was both a privilege and an honor.
Grateful to stand alongside surgeons I respect from around the world — and grateful to bring that experience home to my patients.
Always a student of anatomy.

03/02/2026

Three very busy days of fellowship & learning with some of the world’s top surgeons at the ISAPS Facial Masters Meeting

02/23/2026

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Procedures performed:

✔️ Direct brow lift
✔️ Upper blepharoplasty with fat repositioning
✔️ Ptosis repair (conjunctivomullerectomy)

02/17/2026

02/13/2026

Love looks even better in real life ❤️
Dr. Bisseck & his forever Valentine — proof that the right person makes every day brighter. Happy Valentine’s Day ✨