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Plastic Surgeon in Rhode Island to Deliver Lecture on Facelift
At the Ocean House in Westerly, RI, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Patrick Sullivan will deliver [...]
Eyelid Rejuvenation Treats the Aging Eyes
People often come to our Providence office with concerns about the aging appearance of their [...]
Rhode Island Plastic Surgeon Discusses Cosmetic Surgery Future
Dr. Patrick Sullivan is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Rhode Island. He maintains a longstanding [...]
Study Suggests Botox Can Treat Wrinkles with Less Frequent Injections
New findings suggest that patients receiving Botox Cosmetic treatments can reduce their wrinkles with half [...]
Trend-spotting: More Couples Opt for Plastic Surgery Together
More and more couples are choosing to undergo cosmetic surgery procedures together, and it’s a [...]
Six Salient Sunscreen Updates
1. What is the new information regarding sunscreen? After decades of considering stronger sunscreen regulations [...]
Dr. Patrick Sullivan strongly supports Senator Jack Reed’s initiative to strengthen standards on sunscreen
U.S. Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) has been successful in his efforts to require the Food [...]
Rhode Island Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sullivan In the News
Skin and facial rejuvenation accounted for more than 2.2 million of the more than 9.3 [...]