by Olivia Capizzi | Nov 14, 2014 | Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Gummy Bear Implant, Reconstructive Surgery, Uncategorized
Are you the type of person who sometimes sneaks a peek at the last page of new novel? Do you always know what’s in those well-wrapped boxes for you under the tree? Are you drawn to movie reviews with blatant spoiler alerts? In short, do you hate surprises? You’ll be...
by Olivia Capizzi | Oct 13, 2014 | Blog, Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Reconstructive Surgery
One of the things that makes Dr. Capizzi a great surgeon is his commitment to being at the forefront of new ideas. Attending professional conferences, like this past weekend’s American Society of Plastic Surgeon’s exhibition and conference in Chicago is...
by Olivia Capizzi | Oct 11, 2014 | Blog, Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Gummy Bear Implant, Reconstructive Surgery
Generally, Sunday is a day of rest for Dr. Capizzi. Sort of. With five children and an active household, time away from work often means engagement in other labors of love with family. However, this Sunday will truly be a work day. Dr. Capizzi has been invited to...
by Olivia Capizzi | Sep 28, 2014 | Blog, Breast Implant Revision Surgery, Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Liposuction, Reconstructive Surgery
Ever wonder what it’s like? A week in the life of a one of the country’s leading breast surgeons (plus, dad, husband and leader/coach of a busy medical practice). We thought we’d offer a peek behind the curtain. From a practice perspective, Dr. Capizzi’s first...
by Olivia Capizzi | Jul 23, 2014 | Blog, Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Gummy Bear Implant, Mommy Makeover, Reconstructive Surgery
Dr. Capizzi is the leading breast surgeon in Charlotte – and beyond. The media, other surgeons and medical manufacturers often seek out Dr. Capizzi as a breast surgery expert, especially regarding Gummy Bear implants. Last night is a case in point. Dr. Capizzi had a...
by Olivia Capizzi | Jul 15, 2014 | Blog, Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Gummy Bear Implant
Dr. Capizzi and Stillwater are fully committed to helping patients make informed decisions. The Internet and personal consultations with surgeons are your most important resources for information – and sadly – sometimes misinformation. Today, we’d like to take a...
