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We are fully in the throes of March Madness at The Spiegel Center, and this got us thinking about how the tournament compares to plastic surgery and our patients. While March Madness and plastic surgery may seem entirely unrelated at first glance, there are actually intriguing parallels between the two.

Preparation and Planning:

In March Madness, teams spend months preparing for the tournament. They strategize, practice, and analyze their opponents. Similarly, anyone seeking plastic surgery also invests significant time in research, consultations with surgeons, and planning for their procedures. Both endeavors require careful preparation to achieve optimal results, and we can likely all agree… The more time invested (on both fronts), the better!

The Thrill of Competition:

March Madness is renowned for its exhilarating games, buzzer-beaters, and underdog victories, creating a sense of excitement and competition. Likewise, our patients experience a sense of anticipation and eagerness for the transformative results they hope to achieve. The journey toward improvement, whether on the court or in appearance, is filled with anticipation and excitement.

Transformation and Improvement:

In March Madness, teams aim to elevate their performance and ultimately win the championship, undergoing a transformative journey throughout the tournament. Similarly, patients undergoing aesthetic changes to enhance their appearance often undergo a transformative process, ultimately boosting confidence and self-improvement. On the surgeon and injector side, the doctors at The Spiegel Center are constantly seeking more knowledge and enhancements to our repertoire. We always remain on the cutting edge of plastic surgery and aesthetic education!

Teamwork and Collaboration:

Teams rely on teamwork, collaboration, and effective communication to succeed on the court in basketball. Especially during the tournament! Similarly, plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine involve a team of medical professionals, including surgeons, nurses, and support staff, working together to achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients. We are lucky to have the best team in the world at The Spiegel Center, and all our staff is eager to make our patient’s experience the best possible. Both settings emphasize the importance of teamwork and collaboration.

Emotional Investment:

March Madness evokes strong emotions among fans, from the most excitement to heartbreak, as teams compete for glory. The team at The Spiegel Center has a lot of favorite basketball schools out there and we love chatting about this during the tournament! Similarly, anyone undergoing a procedure here experiences a range of emotions, from excitement and anticipation to anxiety and vulnerability. Both contexts involve a significant emotional investment in pursuing a desired outcome.

The Pursuit of Excellence:

Ultimately, both March Madness and aesthetic enhancements reflect the human desire for excellence and improvement. Whether it’s striving for victory on the court or enhancing one’s appearance, these endeavors embody the pursuit of personal and professional excellence. We strive for excellence every day at The Spiegel Center. We are not happy unless our patients are happy!

Cultural Impact and Media Coverage:

March Madness is a cultural phenomenon with widespread media coverage, bracket challenges, and fan engagement. Similarly, cosmetic surgery has garnered significant media attention, with discussions about trends, celebrity transformations, and societal perceptions of beauty. Both topics intersect with popular culture and shape public discourse on various issues. While we’re talking about social media, don’t forget to check us out on all social platforms @drspiegel!

Long-term Impact and Sustainability:

While March Madness is an annual event with short-term impact, plastic surgery often involves long-term changes and considerations for sustainability. Patients undergoing plastic surgery must maintain post-operative care and lifestyle adjustments to ensure lasting results, reflecting a commitment to long-term health and well-being.

See? More in common than one may initially think!


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Dr. Jeffrey Spiegel


Dr. Jeffrey Spiegel

With special expertise in all aspects of facial plastic surgery, and a particular skill for revision surgery, it’s clear why Dr. Spiegel is one of the most celebrated facial plastic surgeons in the world. If you are seeking the best possible results, or have a uniquely challenging problem, you’ve found the right doctor.

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Dr. Onir L. Spiegel


Dr. Onir L. Spiegel

Dr. Onir (pronounced “oh-near”) has years of experience in facial aesthetics and treats some of the most recognizable and famous faces. Dr. Onir started her career in oral health, earning doctorate degrees from both New York University and Boston University. She has been the recipient of numerous awards for her cutting-edge medical research as well as her technical skills in dentistry.

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Dr. Jacob Tower


Dr. Jacob Tower

A board-certified specialist in facial plastic surgery, Dr. Jacob Tower brings a thoughtful approach and an artistic eye to New England’s premier plastic surgery practice, The Spiegel Center in Newton, Massachusetts. In addition to being an in-demand surgeon, Dr. Tower is an assistant professor at the Boston University School of Medicine, a sought-after lecturer, and an expert in facial plastic surgery.

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