Dr. Chaboki in the Media
Dr. Chaboki is frequently quoted in news articles and other publications for his perspective on facial plastic surgery and nonsurgical procedures. We've collected a few recent examples below.
Facelift Candidacy: Are You Ready?
Dr. Houtan Chaboki, a board-certified facial plastic surgeon, explains why considerations such as age, cosmetic goals and overall health can affect patient candidacy for a facelift. People from Washington, DC and surrounding areas turn to Dr. Chaboki for his advanced training and surgical skills. READ MORE
Sex After Plastic Surgery
What activities will be restricted following surgery is an important concern of many Washington, D.C., facial plastic surgery patients. Sex, as well as other strenuous activities, should be avoided in the early days of your recovery. As always, follow the advice of your plastic surgeon. READ MORE
Secrets at the Cosmetic Counter
With such a wide variety of skin care products available, finding the best ones for your particular skin can be overwhelming. Dr. Chaboki frequently gets questions from his Maryland skin care patients about how to choose the right products. Read this article to learn what dermatologists and other skin care professionals can tell you that salespeople at the cosmetic counter may not know. READ MORE
Expert Advice for Younger-looking Skin
Dr. Houtan Chaboki, a facial plastic surgeon in Washington, D.C., provides advice on how to look younger without cosmetic surgery. Following these skin care tips can help improve your skin and maximize the results from facial plastic surgery. READ MORE
Did She or Didn't She? Telltale Signs of Bad Plastic Surgery
Plastic surgery should rejuvenate one's appearance, not draw attention to the procedure itself. In this article, Dr. Houtan Chaboki and other cosmetic surgeons give their professional opinions on various celebrities' cosmetic surgery procedures, including face lifts, rhinoplasty and chin implants. READ MORE
How to Decrease Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Dr. Houtan Chaboki explains that a number of new alternatives to Botox® Cosmetic are now available. These products also help relax facial wrinkles during a non-surgical procedure that can be performed without anesthesia, and results last for several months. READ MORE
Expanded Cosmetic Use of Neurotoxins Such As BOTOX® Cosmetic
In an report on the top aesthetic trends for 2012, Dr. Chaboki discusses alternative uses of BOTOX and Dysport treatments for his Washington DC area patients, that include shrinking large facial or jaw muscles in men and women. READ MORE
Improving Hospital Operating Rooms
Hospital operating rooms are always looking for ways to improve patient care and efficiency. In a series of articles, Dr. Chaboki, among other national surgeons, provided some insight with methods to help improve hospital operating rooms. READ MORE
Beautiful Skin with Common Items
Having smooth skin doesn't need to be costly or always require a trip to the plastic surgeon. Some simple items already in your home may help improve your skin. READ MORE
Prepare for Your Next Plastic Surgeon Appointment
Patients often are ready with a list of questions for their plastic surgeon. However, Dr. Chaboki provides other helpful tips to maximize your next office cosmetic treatment. READ MORE
Reasons Your Doctor is Running Late
Ever wonder why your doctor is running behind schedule? For Dr. Chaboki, it may involve add-on patients with facial injuries. READ MORE
More Men Seeking Fillers to Slow Signs of Aging
Modern Medicine magazine recently quoted Dr. Chaboki about his experience with male patients who choose plastic surgery procedures and non-surgical options such as dermal fillers in order to become more successful professionally. READ MORE
Job Seekers Get a Lift
Dr. Chaboki provided his insights to Suburban Woman magazine about the trend in job seekers choosing plastic surgery and non-surgical procedures such as Botox® Cosmetic, including the success stories from those patients. READ MORE
When Social Media and Professionalism Collide
For an article on social media and medical professionalism published in the University of South Florida Resident Associate Program newsletter, Dr. Chaboki provides his views about sharing patient information. READ MORE
HMO Morass Changes Family's Lives
Dr. Chaboki's medical opinion is quoted in this article from the Worcester Telegram & Gazette about a young man who sustained major facial injuries during a bike accident, and the problems he and his family have had obtaining full insurance coverage for reconstructive surgery. READ MORE
Sharp Increase in Men Going Under the Knife
In a recent issue of DemoDirt, a popular demographic trends magazine, Dr. Chaboki offers his insights on the rise in cosmetic surgery among men and how it relates to their desire to appear younger in a competitive workplace. READ MORE
