Elizabeth Hanes RN BSN

As a former plastic surgery and cosmetic surgery nurse, I’ve written many articles about various aesthetic procedures and treatments. In addition to this article on vaginal rejuvenation, I’ve written articles about BOTOX Cosmetic, dermal fillers and other treatments. I have professional experience assisting with all types of cosmetic surgery procedures, including breast augmentation, tummy tuck, liposuction, facelift, Fraxel laser resurfacing and others.

One of many public health articles I’ve written about diabetes, this one on diabetic retinopathy. I’ve covered diabetes type 1, diabetes type 2, gestational diabetes, and related conditions.

One of many consumer health articles I’ve written on orthopedic surgery, this one about spinal fusion. I’ve also covered knee replacement and hip replacement. Orthopedics, orthopedic surgeons.

One of many articles I’ve written about life expectancy, prognosis and related concepts for concerned healthcare consumers. This one is about HIV and AIDS. LGBTQ

Three days per week I write blog posts on public health questions for WebMD. I’ve covered many COVID-19 topics, including face masks, hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, the nature of viruses, coronavirus testing, enanthem, and many others. I also cover general public health topics, such as fever, how to take a temperature, antibiotics, blood types, headaches, sunburn, sun poisoning - and everything else under the sun. Consumer health education is my specialty.

I provided scriptwriting and art direction for this short animated video aimed at small business owners who carry Anthem health insurance for their employees.

I scripted and provided art direction for this infographic aimed to help small business owners who carry Anthem health benefits for their employees.

This promotional-style blog post produced for a healthcare technology company addresses how nurse self-scheduling with software can improve morale, reduce turnover and reduce costs associated with hiring agency nurses.

This thought leadership piece aimed at chief nursing officers (CNOs), nurse managers and other healthcare executives looks at many reasons why healthcare organizations should develop nurse leaders from within.