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Cosmetic Surgery Blogger @ January 18, 2012 # No Comment Yet
In a recent interview, celebrity body-builder Jodie Marsh said she wants to downside her breast implants with a revision plastic surgery that is going to be performed this year. Her decision to get another “boob job” came after dropping to a size 6 over the past couple of months.
The British tv personality, who has appeared [...]
Cosmetic Surgery Blogger @ December 15, 2011 # No Comment Yet
Breast implants, whether filled with saline or silicone gel, can last for several years or even decades inside the body without any problem. However, they are not designed to last a lifetime; for this reason, a patient should accept the fact that there is always a great possibility of revision surgery at some point in [...]
Cosmetic Surgery Blogger @ October 27, 2011 # No Comment Yet
Rhinoplasty, or “nose job” in layman’s term, is typically performed for cosmetic reason, that is to improve the appearance of a person by removing the humps or any irregularities in the nasal structure, reduce the flared nostrils, correct the downturned tip, and address other aesthetic problems in the area.
While many patients can enjoy the result [...]
Cosmetic Surgery Blogger @ September 23, 2011 # No Comment Yet
In cosmetic plastic surgery, most doctors use saline- or silicone-filled breast implants to perform breast augmentation which can increase the bust size, create a more prominent cleavage, and correct slight sagginess. However, it is important to note that patients who have had this procedure will most likely need a revision surgery at some point in their [...]
Cosmetic Surgery Blogger @ September 21, 2011 # No Comment Yet
Because every patient has a different body frame, amount of breast tissue and skin, and expectation, there is no such thing as a universal approach in breast augmentation or the best type of implants.
In US plastic surgery, only the saline- and silicone-filled breast implants have received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration due to [...]