Holistic Approach to Cosmetic Surgery 

Dr. Tamy M. Faierman

Board Certified

Plastic Surgeon

Founder of the Tamy M. Faierman Holistic Spa and Wellness Center

954.322.2742

reshapeyourimage.com

IG: Drtamyfaierman

In medicine today, the concepts of a holistic practice and of integrative medicine are growing in virtually all fields for physicians. As traditional medical practices include more complementary therapies, the question that becomes natural to ask in my specialty is:  How does cosmetic surgery fit into a world of holistic medicine?  It’s a great question and here is how I see it.

As a plastic surgeon, I have always applied a holistic and integrative approach to my patients. It just stems from my thinking that we should not treat everything with just medications or medical procedures. Given my perspective, several years ago I incorporated the same perspective with my patients. 

Patients today are striving to take better care of themselves both internally and externally and with modern medical technology and aesthetics, cosmetic surgery is here to stay. So how do I take a holistic approach to surgery with my patients? I often use techniques to complement procedures with natural preparations and post-surgical healing strategies.  The art of practicing holistic plastic surgery is not just in the medical procedure itself, but also in the way patients prepare for procedures and how they take care of themselves when healing. 

What does that really mean?  I encourage my patients to begin preparing four weeks prior to surgery.  A prep could include working with a nutritionist for weight loss, using lymphatic drainage for swelling and bruising, meditating for stress reduction, and IV therapy and homeopathic medicine pre- and post-surgery, all intended to improve overall healing. How I approach each patient differs, but my experience over the years is that using complementary therapies usually results in a quicker, less painful healing experience. Getting the mind and the body working together prior to surgery helps my patients heal after surgery. 

Our office is always proactive in introducing these integrative approaches to both pre-surgery treatments as well as for healing. Using these techniques as an adjunct to cosmetic surgery procedures sets any plastic surgery practice apart. The key to achieving the best results still lies in taking the same big picture holistic approach, body, mind and soul.

You May Also Like

Leave a Reply

How to Capture Attention in 2026

Relevance + Relationships = Responsiveness Have you tried to get someone’s attention lately and gotten crickets…nothing…back? Whether it’s a potential client, a busy colleague, or even just your teenager, it’s harder than ever to cut through the noise. I get it — we are all INUNDATED with emails, texts, DMs, notifications, pings and dings. So

Read More
Digital illustration of a human head with a glowing AI microchip in the center, surrounded by circuit lines and floating chat and data icons—designed to capture attention and reflect the cutting-edge technology of 2026. Lifestyle
Hormone Therapy After 60: What Science Actually Says Now

Carolyn Zaumeyer | Nurse Practitioner

LowTE Florida

Read More
Carolyn Zaumeyer
Spring Skin Myths Dermatologists Wish People Would Stop Believing

Denise Guevara DO, RDE, FAAD
Premier Dermatology Partners® Fort Lauderdale

Read More
A smiling woman with long light brown hair wears a white lab coat embroidered with "Dr. Denise Guevara," a dermatologist who debunks Spring skin myths, and stands against a dark gray background. Lifestyle
Are You Too Old for Hormone Therapy?

Carolyn Zaumeyer
Nurse Practitioner | LowTE Florida

Read More
Other Posts
Do This, Not That.

See what experts recommend swapping out in the search for the fountain of youth.

Read More
This Mental Health Counselor Says Staycations are Beneficial to Your Health

You don’t have to travel to far-flung destinations to reap the benefits of escaping everyday stresses.

Read More
Prepare Now to Protect Your Pets During Hurricane Season

The American Humane Society offers important tips for ensuring their safety as storms continue to become more deadly.

Read More
Aging And Entrusting Your Loved One’s Care

Michelle Barton-King, Esq.,  Partner at Boyd Richards Parker Colonnelli Chairperson of the Board of United HomeCare 305.716.0710 or visit unitedhomecare.com Entrusting someone with the care of your loved one is probably one of the most important decisions you will need to make in your lifetime. When deciding whom you will entrust, consider that this person

Read More