Although mothers all agree that having children is one of the most amazing and life-altering things a women can do, it’s common knowledge that pregnancy and nursing take a physical toll on the body. Breasts can sag and deflate from nursing, and pregnancy can cause sagging, stretch marks, and increased fat gain in the stomach […]

Getting older doesn’t look pretty. The way that people age isn’t always a consistent thing. For example, facial aging occurs because of your personal genetics and environmental factors such as exposure to the sun and ultraviolet light, as well as gravitational pressures that affect the skin and deeper tissues. If you’ve got heavy creases and […]

One of the things Dr. Strock has learned in my years as a plastic surgeon is that a woman’s breasts can have a surprisingly large effect on many areas of her life. Breasts are an important part of your identity, since they define a noticeable part of your body shape, limit the type and variety […]

Thanks to Mentor Worldwide for the opportunity to join the LEAD group and makenew friends at the recent annual meeting in Los Angeles. It was also great to see longtime friends Mark Larson and Rib Schmid. Great to share ideas with such a great an innovative group! Thanks to David Shepherd, Warren Foust, Udo Graf, […]

I enjoyed the 50th Annual Baker Gordon Symposium in Miami late last week, which honored Thomas J Baker and his vision for education in aesthetic surgery when he started the symposium. This idea has been built upon during his career, resulting in formation of ASAPS many years ago. He and Jim Stuzin have continued the […]

I appreciate the opportunity to serve as ASAPS Traveling Professor for visit to the University of Louisville over past two days. Thanks to Program Chief Brad Wilhelmi for the invitation and the privilege of meeting with a great group of residents! The future of plastic surgery is very bright!  

I’m glad to be in Miami to join the celebration of the 50th Annual Baker Gordon Symposium. This meeting will honor Thomas J Baker MD, and his contributions to many of us and our specialty as a whole. It will be fun to see many friends and my live surgery patient from last year (transaxillary […]

We are thrilled that Dr. Strock has once again been selected by Fort Worth Magazine as one of their “Top Doc” in the 2015 edition.

Thanks to Jim Stuzin for the invitation to perform live surgery at the upcoming Baker Gordon Symposium- 49th Annual! I am honored to have the opportunity to demonstrate placement of smooth round silicone gel breast implants using the Transaxillary Endoscopic approach (armpit incision), and to discuss technical nuances in the placement of textured implants using […]

I appreciate the invitation from Mark Codner, Jim Namnoum, and Albert Losken to lecture and perform live surgery at the upcoming SEPRS Atlanta Breast Symposium. My visit will include a surgical demonstration of placement of shaped highly cohesive (“gummy bear”) breast implants using the Transaxillary Endoscopic approach (armpit incision). It will be fun to exchange […]