Body contouring plastic surgery isn’t exclusively popular with female patients according to the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAPPS). Annual statistics released in the UK show that male abdominoplasty, commonly referred to as a “tummy tuck” saw the most significant rise in popularity, with an annual increase of 15 percent. While male procedures accounted for only
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New Study Examines the Impact of Nose Surgery on Estimated Age
According to a new study published in the latest edition of Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery, nose surgery may do more than just improve the appearance of your nose. The study, which examined pictures of rhinoplasty recipients found that patients on average, looked 1.5 years younger post-surgery. The Toronto-based study collected “before” and “after” pictures
New Facial Rejuvenation Techniques Move Beyond Popular Injectable Fillers
Many individuals notice that early signs are often more visible on the face than any other area of the body. The plastic surgery industry is continually expanding its selection of youth-enhancing procedures to include a wide variety of options for consumers eager for facial rejuvenation. “Twenty years ago, there was only one remedy for facial
How Are Some Brides Celebrating the Big Day? With Rhinoplasty, Liposuction or Other Cosmetic Procedures
Planning everything down to the last detail can be a stressful experience for many brides-to-be. While most brides are scrutinizing over invitations, bridesmaid dresses and last minute workouts, other brides are adding liposuction or rhinoplasty to their pre-wedding to-do list. According to a recent story which aired on Good Morning America, bridalplasty is the newest
Skin Care Tips: Winterize Your Skin Care Routine
Cold winter months can take a toll on your skin, especially if you are already prone to dry or flaky skin during warmer months. While there is no way to completely change your natural skin type, there are a few modifications you can implement in your daily skin care routine to diminish some of the
Allergan Reassures Patients of Safety of Gel-Filled Breast Implants
Allergan Inc., an industry leader in pharmaceuticals and medical devices, has released a public statement separating itself from the Poly Implant Prosthese (PIP) breast implant scandal which is currently under investigation in Europe. Allergan, maker of popular breast implant products such as NATRELLE, McGhan and CUI, is in no way affiliated with PIP and seeks to reassure patients and
Botox Injections Top Christmas Lists This Year
Christmas is less than a week away, which means shoppers’ emotions are running high as they rummage through vacant store aisles trying to find the perfect present. Finding the perfect present for the man or woman who has everything can be stressful, especially when time is scarce. But surprisingly enough, this year’s gift giving dilemmas
Fonda Opens Up About Facial Plastic Surgery
Jane Fonda, Emmy and Oscar winning actress as well as workout guru, attributes her youthful good looks to more than just exercise. She recently spoke on MSNBC’s Today Show about undergoing facial plastic surgery procedures for her chin, neck and under eyes. The actress claims that external Hollywood pressures were not to blame for her
The Benefits of Chemical Peels: Cost Effective, Dramatic Results
There are always new and emerging skin rejuvenation procedures on the market, making it difficult to decide which procedure is the best fit. And while there is no denying that many of these new technologies can be very effective, the benefits of chemical peels often prevail, not only in long lasting results, but also in
Body Contouring through Illegal Silicone Butt Injections, A Dangerous New Trend
Illegal silicone butt injections performed by untrained, unlicensed practitioners have become a dangerous new trend popping up across the country. Alarmed public health officials and prominent physicians within the plastic surgery community are now speaking up about the dangers associated with injectable silicone. Recent arrests in Washington, Miami and New York City have shown that