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Many of us would love to look better or younger.  But sometimes our desire to change our appearance can stem from inner wounds we’ve never healed. Louise Hay, founder of HayHouse publishing, exemplifies overcoming self-loathing and doubt and stepping into self-acceptance and love. Check out this movie chronicling her life and efforts; I’m sure you’ll take […]

We are soon to announce a referral program that rewards you for sending us friends and family who decide to undergo a procedure. If you are interested and want to be one of the first to enroll (this program won’t be around long!), email [email protected] with your contact info (full name and phone number) and

Dr. Keni is board-certified by both the American Board of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery and the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and is a leading expert in many areas of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, including facelift, necklift, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, chin augmentation, fat transfer, skin cancer excision, scar revision,

Yes, I want you to look your best.  But I’m most concerned about how you feel on the inside.   Many patients want [“x” facial feature] straightened, pulled, tightened, flattened, sucked out, filled up, etc., with the hopes of being “happy” afterward, only to find that having the procedure does not make him/her happy.   Some patients complain

I was having a discussion with my father, arguably the more well-known “Dr. Keni,” about my Mom’s car.  Her lease is coming due, and he has the option to purchase it by paying the lump sum residual, or get the newer, shinier model with all the bells and whistles– but at a slightly higher monthly

I used to take pride in being a perfectionist.  I don’t anymore.  Here’s why: Perfection, conventionally-speaking, is unattainable.  We are imperfect beings– we make mistakes and we fail to meet ideals.  We may strive toward our idea of perfection, but we will never quite attain it, as that idea will change and take new form. The notion

Today I installed a nice art piece in the waiting area of my new office.  It’s by an artist named Jon Allen.  His artwork is showcased here. You can see a panoramic picture of the waiting area on the FaceLove Facebook page by clicking here.  Make sure to like us on Facebook while you’re there!

Every morning, after my meditation practice, I perform Surya Namaskar.  This is a progression of yoga poses also known as the “Sun Salutation.”  During these poses (‘asanas’), which are each associated with either inhalation or exhalation, I practice gratitude and set my intention for the day. Today, as in everyday, my intention is to bring

We all make mistakes.  That’s a part of life.  We can choose to blame the world for our mistakes and circumstances or we can accept responsibility for our situation and work toward improving it.   I’ve come to realize this really is an ALL or NOTHING proposition.  We can’t just take responsibility for the good

At ORD on my way to St Louis, to learn about software that will be useful for my business and meet others of like mind. I felt a bit ill this morning but did my meditation practice and powered through the morning to get here.  Truth be told, I probably overdid it this week, with