05

Jan

Tummy Tuck Recovery Guide

An abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, removes excess fat and skin while tightening abdominal muscles, resulting in a slimmer and more fit appearance. Recovery time is determined by the surgical technique, age, and overall health. However, while most patients re...

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22

Dec

Choosing the right surgeon for plastic surgery

Making the decision to undergo plastic surgery is not easy. Factors such as the type of treatment, the expenses, and the recovery process all need to be taken into account before moving forward. Beyond these criteria, choosing the right plastic surgeon can mean the difference bet...

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05

Jan

Top Three Benefits of BOTOX Injections

BOTOX® is an anti-aging cosmetic injectable with a reputation for excellent results and simple, convenient treatments. Treatment reduces the appearance of facial lines and wrinkles, keeping the skin refreshed and rejuvenated. It also works to prevent wrinkles from forming in...

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25

Apr

Tummy Tuck VS Mini Tummy Tuck

Despite a healthy lifestyle and many hours spent at the gym, it can be difficult for some patients to achieve the lower body appearance they desire without a cosmetic intervention. While non-invasive treatments such as CoolSculpting may be effective in removing small bulges of fa...

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25

Apr

The Causes of Sagging Breasts

As we age, it's perfectly natural for the breasts to begin drooping and sagging. If you have noticed that your breasts have lost their youthful and pert position, a breast lift can be a great way to restore your ideal look. There are also lots of non-surgical and all-natura...

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25

Apr

Why Liposuction is NOT a weight loss procedure

Many people can tend to think of liposuction as an easy way to quickly lose weight. Unfortunately, liposuction is not a magic solution to shed pounds. Weight loss is best achieved with the same two things it always has been: diet and exercise. People who try to use liposuct...

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25

Apr

5 COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT GETTING A FACELIFT

From Zoom meetings to real life interactions with friends and family, our faces are the most important focal points in terms of establishing contact with others. When the signs of aging such as creases, lines, and wrinkles as well as volume loss and sagging become evident, it is...

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25

Apr

How A Browlift Will Take Years Off Your Face

How a Brow Lift Takes Years Off Your Face!As we age, our brow naturally becomes furrowed, with horizontal creases across the forehead and vertical frown lines between the eyebrows. This can give you a grouchy or unhappy appearance, even when you're feeling the opposite way...

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25

Apr

Common Misconceptions About the Tummy Tuck Procedure

If you have been struggling to trim unwanted bulges in the lower body through long hours at the gym and a restricted diet, it can be highly frustrating to see your efforts go unrewarded. The fat around the midsection is notoriously resistant to exercise, leaving you eager to purs...

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25

Apr

5 Things You Should Know Before Getting Liposuction

1. Liposuction isn't restricted to the stomach or absLiposuction used to be an obscure procedure that only certain famous women seemed to get, and always on their stomachs. But its popularity and prevalence have exploded, and so have its uses. A big reason for this is that...

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