Welcome to Cynthia Gregg MD | Face & Body Specialists
Welcome to our practice! CYNTHIA GREGG MD, FACE & BODY SPECIALISTS, has been providing plastic surgery and aesthetic services to patients in Cary, Raleigh, the surrounding areas of North Carolina, and across the nation for over twenty years.
Founded by Dr. Cynthia M. Gregg, the practice has treated thousands of patients with both surgical and non-surgical procedures with excellent results. Dr. Cynthia M. Gregg established a culture of trustworthiness and mutual respect that encompasses both employees and patients. The practice is staffed by professional, ethical, giving and compassionate individuals who are committed to their patients, profession, and communities.
We are pleased that you are considering our practice for your cosmetic enhancement or reconstructive services. Our entire staff is available to assist you in realizing your aesthetic goals in our safe, accredited, state-of-the-art facility.
Welcome to
Cynthia Gregg MD, Face & Body Specialists
Our female plastic surgeons, CANS certified nurse injectors, and medical aestheticians are ready to help you meet your aesthetic goals!
PROCEDURES
Face, Body, and Breast Surgery, Injectables, Skincare, and Non-Surgical Procedures
CONTACT US
Schedule a consultation with one of our board-certified plastic surgeons, CANS certified nurse injectors, or aestheticians
ASK THE SURGEON
Real questions from patients, real answers from our board-certified doctors
Our Surgeons
Cynthia M. Gregg MD, FACS
FACIAL PLASTIC SURGEON
Dr. Cynthia M. Gregg is a fellowship trained facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon.
Cindy Wu MD, FACS
BREAST & BODY PLASTIC SURGEON
Dr. Cindy Wu is a fellowship trained aesthetic breast and body plastic surgeon.
Our Procedures
NovEMBER/DecemBER SPECIAL
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IPL® Photofacial – Lumines® M22 IPL® Photofacial is used to improve skin imperfections such as sun damage, hyperpigmentation, freckles, broken capillaries, birthmarks, and rosacea.
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IPL®Photofractional™ – IPL® Photofractional™ is a comprehensive skin rejuvenation technology combining Photofacial and ResurFX™ in one resurfacing solution to improve skin tone, texture, and uneven pigment simultaneously.
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*Offer valid through December 31, 2024, $1200 value.
Blog
There are multiple contributing factors that all play together in how we age. For example, in our faces, we lose volume as facial fat pads atrophy and shift, and soft tissue (like muscles) falls due to gravity and loss of muscle tone. Additionally, our facial bones, the main foundation of our facial shape and contour, will eventually thin out and decrease. As the quality of our skin declines, we start to have more wrinkles and excess skin where it wasn’t before. On our bodies, these same events cause us to have sagging and lax skin in areas such as our neck, upper arms, and above the knees. For the body, you want to take a multi-modality approach to rejuvenate, smooth, and lift the sagging skin. By treating the laxity of the skin on our neck and extremities, along with treating facial laxity with dermal fillers, neuromodulators, ultrasound therapies, and skincare treatments, the appearance is improved all over so that you do not have a young, refreshed face and aged sagging neck or upper arms. Our Practice strives to provide natural-looking treatments that complement each other so that our patients look as young as they feel all over.
When we are looking at non-surgical body rejuvenation, injectable biostimulators (Sculptra® and Radiesse®) along with ultrasound therapy (Sofwave™) are an excellent multi-modality approach. These combined treatments help the body create new collagen and elastin, leading to tighter, more elastic, youthful-looking skin. The dual treatment protocol helps to address skin texture, tone, laxity, and overall appearance. Collagen and elastin serve as two main components of our skin makeup. Starting as early as our mid-20s, our collagen begins to break down, causing our skin to be less elastic and show early signs of aging, such as fine lines, wrinkles, and loss of tone. It is important to continue to replenish our collagen bank as we age.
Many of our facial rejuvenation patients want to improve the appearance of their neck and upper arms to reduce signs of aging. This is where the smoothing and lifting combination of Sofwave™ ultrasound therapy and Hyperdilute Radiesse® or Sculptra® biostimulators come into play. Our clinical providers are highly experienced with combining modalities to achieve the natural-looking results our patients desire. Call our office to schedule a consultation and discover what treatments might be right for you.
-Megan Berrio, RN, CANS Aesthetic Nurse Injector.
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Ask the Surgeon
Q. I am 32 and have had my breast implants for ten years. How do I know if my implants are healthy since I am not yet getting annual mammograms?
If you have questions you would like Dr. Wu to answer, please email them to info@cynthiagreggmd.com, and we will include them in a future Ask The Surgeon Column.
A. Breast implant safety is critical to me. Implants that have been in for several years could begin to have issues that may not exhibit symptoms until they become clinically evident. For this reason, I have started offering breast implant ultrasound surveillance for my patients. I use a high-resolution breast ultrasound that I can do during a consultation, at a pre- or post-operative appointment, or on a schedule as recommended by the FDA for implant patients. This simple, non-invasive, quick ultrasound examination can detect implant rupture, flipping, capsular contracture, or fluid collection in the breast. If there are concerning findings during this routine ultrasound, I will have you follow up with a confirmatory MMG or MRI with a board-certified radiologist. Especially for women younger than 40 and not yet receiving routine mammograms, it is important to monitor the health of implants. For my implant patients, I scan them at 5-6 years after surgery and then every 2-3 years after that, following the current FDA guidelines. I want my patients to have peace of mind from knowing that their implants are healthy and safe.
Although we do not anticipate problems with implants, and I use the most trusted and studied products, ensuring no silent problems occur is always prudent. If you are an existing patient with implants you received in our office and want to have them checked; please call my office to schedule a free scan. If you are not an existing implant patient with concerns about your implants, you may call our office to schedule a consultation with me. We can discuss your implants and do a scan if appropriate. Patient safety is my priority, and I am pleased to offer this additional safety check.
-Cindy Wu, MD, FACS