June 10th, 2010 by editor

Although there are millions of people undergoing breast augmentation (popularly known as breast enlargement), there are equally millions of people too who undergo breast reduction. Since weight loss nowadays is a fad, lots of women suffer what we call “aesthetically repulsive†saggy breasts. If you lose weight due to the strenuous exercise you’ve been working on for months now, the fats that were stored inside your mammary glands was burned too in the process and you can now say hello to saggy breasts. But due to the technological advancements made by our good doctors, you can have it reduced to get rid of that saggy look. The difference between breast augmentation and reduction is pretty simple: in augmentation, the put either silicon or fats in your breasts to make it look bigger. In reduction, they only work with the skin, leaving the glands intact and untouched.
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February 10th, 2010 by editor

Blepharoplasty is a type of plastic surgery that concerns the eyelids. It can be both for practical purposes such as, if the person has droopy eyelids (something natural), and he/she is having problems with seeing (i.e. peripheral vision if the droop starts at the tip of the eyes), then that person can undergo blepharoplasty to lessen adversities. However, some also go for this type of surgery for cosmetic purposes. If he/she would like to have chinky eyes, then the surgeon could reshape the eyes to look chinky.
For Asians however, there is a different procedure. Since most Asians do not have a crease on their upper eyelid, some doctors can make an artificial crease, depending on the request of the patient.
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October 22nd, 2009 by editor

The procedure involving sex change remains to be one of the most controversial not to mention most debated issue up to date not only by moralists against liberals but also medical practitioners. Before a patient could undergo a sex change, the law requires him or her to submit him or herself under therapy. This is where the shrink evaluates if the person’s condition is indeed fit enough to undergo such a drastic change. This is done to prevent any regret on the part of the patient, after all the last thing he or she needs is to realize he or she wants to recover her or his former sexuality back, which when operated on is next to impossible to get back.
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September 18th, 2009 by editor

Most teens view plastic surgery as an easy path to fitting in, contrary to adults who see it as a way to stand out. In this case it is important that both asses the real reason they are undergoing the procedure. Most doctors won’t agree to perform surgery without being convinced that the patient is decided with the procedure and is mature enough to grasp the consequences of going under the knife. It is recommended that the patient sees a therapist first to determine if he or she is psychologically fit enough to go on a permanent body reconstruction and if he or she is actually doing the operation for the right reasons.
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August 23rd, 2009 by editor

Plastic surgery is often associated with vanity but for some people, it really is a serious case of reconstruction. The most famous type of plastic or cosmetic surgery is done to remedy cleft chins. Operation smile aims to uplift children’s self esteem by giving them a chance to relieve themselves of their deformity through operation. Dermabrassion and laser procedures are also done to help minimize the appearances of birthmarks and scars derived from accidents. Operation smile believes that even though character trumps physical attributes anytime, it doesn’t hurt to be free from major deformities. In a visual world wherein we cannot be helped but be judged with our looks, it pays to look good, or at the very least, normal.
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May 15th, 2009 by Nikko
Liposuction has been around for a long time and is aimed at removing excessive fat under the skin that has benefited many people who have too much fat. Fat lies within the skin tissue which is scrapped an then sucked through vacuum out of the body. Cases of organ puncture have resulted in death with vital organs getting punctured by too excessive a poking around. Nerves and muscles also get damaged due to poking in the wrong places. Such procedures are normally followed by tummy tucks which are also used for people who have undergone extreme weight loss operations such as gut reduction which shortens the intestines. It leaves excessive skin tissue sagging like dried meat hung up to dry. Read the rest of this entry »
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May 30th, 2008 by editor

Just because you could afford it doesn’t mean you should go for it. A lot of celebrities have gone under the knife to fix something that wasn’t wrong in the first place. They wanted to perfect themselves but instead they end up looking ten times worse. When Tara Reid opted to have liposuction, she ended up having the stomach of a wrinkly old lady, she would have been better off doing it the normal way through dieting and working out. Hillary Duff had her normal lips pimped and now she looks like a horse. Lesson? There are no instant gratification and, love your body coz its not something you can play with like clay with a surgeon.
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May 25th, 2008 by editor

We know that surgery is a very expensive not to mention lucrative procedure, which is why it is imperative that the public makes sure that the doctors who does them are still bounded by ethical behaviors. In the case of plastic surgeons, they should put it among themselves to make sure that they only accept patients who either have major deformities or have justified the need for a plastic surgery. They neglect the fact that there are other options to looking better, how many doctors actually refer their patients to a therapist or the gym to boost self esteem the none-surgical way?
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May 22nd, 2008 by editor

There is a petition to band teens from resorting to plastic surgery. This is after 306,000 of them has willingly gone under the knife to alter a body part two usually breast enlargements and nose jobs and butt enhancements. The call to ban plastic procedures was made to establish to put a stop to the growing concern over the young public’s obsession over media depicted standard of perfection. Another issue is the fact that surgery at such a young age could pose as a threat to one’s natural growth. It is a fact that the body, seeing that it is still considered to be in its developing stage during teenage years is still bound to take on a new form as they reach their 20s, the procedure might do more harm than good in the end.
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May 15th, 2008 by editor

Cosmetic surgery should be the last option for anyone who wants a physical make over and with good reasons. If you think going under the knife is tough, wait until you experience the aftermath. The after effect of cosmetic surgery is no different from a major surgery, patients are made invalid and suffer from wide range of side effects for a period of time, and as if that is not enough, the maintenance is even harder not to mention more expensive than the actual procedure itself. So if you’re thinking that liposuction is the easy way to losing weight, remember that the procedure was made to be maintained with diet and exercise after wards, so if you’re too lazy to do both now, forget about surgery.
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