Dr. Steven Dayan | Source | Plastic Surgeon at Impressions Chicago: Face + Body
Dr. Steven Dayan
Dr. Steven Dayan’s skilled hands have transformed over 50,000 faces; each is more than a procedure—it’s a story. A narrative marked by Dr. Dayan’s unique "Subliminal Difference" and his signature 'Quiet Lift.' Recognized as a distinguished consultant and speaker for global conferences and academic societies, revered as a Clinical Assistant professor at the University of Illinois, adjunct professor at DePaul University, Medical Director of DeNova Research, and celebrated as a New York Times bestselling author, these cherry-picked accolades only scratch the surface. Dive deeper, and you’ll discover not just a surgeon but a storyteller, an artist, and a visionary. You’re not just another patient with Dr. Dayan; you’re a collaborator in a transformative journey to your best impression. Full biography here.
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The Science Behind Moodceuticals: An Interview with Dr Steven Dayan
Dr. Steven Dayan on the launch of XOMD Skin, a Moodceutical skincare line developed to enhance both skin and social wellness.
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All the subtle signs your co-workers are on Ozempic to lose weight
As of 2024, more than 15 million Americans have a prescription for the new blockbuster drug Ozempic. Here, doctors reveal how to spot the subtle clues your colleague is taking weight loss injections...
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Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic a boon for Streeterville plastic surgery clinic, boost demand for face-lifts
Impressions Face + Body owner says he's noticed a spike in interest from clients hoping to get face and body lifts offered after they lose weight.
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Ozempic's Impact on Skin and Hair: New Insights from Dr. Steven Dayan
Dr. Dayan's research highlights how Ozempic alters subcutaneous fat, impacting skin health and possibly hair follicles. He notes, "These medications change the fat under the skin, affecting cells that maintain healthy skin." Fat transfers may help restore volume. His insights could shed light on the study linking Ozempic to hair loss.
