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Even Strong Cheekbones Are Not Forever

Posted April 10, 2013 in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, Facial Procedures

Most of us were raised with the message that “strong cheekbones” are an antidote to the aging process and those lucky enough to have them will age well. The April issue of Harper’s Bazaar has a healthy respect for cheekbones but indicates that, sadly, cheekbones lose volume and need a boost sooner or later. When cheekbones lose […]

Foot Fetish – The Pros and Cons of Cosmetic Procedures for the Feet

Posted April 03, 2013 in Body Procedures, Cosmetic Plastic Surgery

Cosmetic surgery is not just for your face anymore. Increasing numbers of women are having injections or even going under the knife to alter their feet. Foot surgery is not something to be taken lightly. There are 26 bones in the human foot, and humans depend on their feet daily for more tasks than they […]

Aesthetic Surgery for Men – What You Need to Know

Posted March 27, 2013 in Body Procedures

Cosmetic surgical procedures are not just for women anymore. Increasing numbers of men are going to board-certified plastic surgeons requesting a variety of surgical procedures, from rhinoplasty and eyelid lifts to breast reduction through liposuction. Reasons for the Rising Trend of Male Cosmetic Surgery Men are under just as much pressure as women to look […]

The Best Season to Have Plastic Surgery

Posted March 20, 2013 in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery

Plastic surgical techniques can help you feel better about the way you look, whether you opt for a Botox injection or a surgical procedure. A board-certified plastic surgeon will talk to you about your reasons for wanting plastic surgery, and your expected goals for the outcome. And while patients who are candidates for plastic surgery […]

3 Important Benefits of Mother and Daughter Plastic Surgery

Posted March 13, 2013 in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery, Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

Plastic surgery could be one of the world’s oldest aesthetic healing methods. Facial injuries were treated more than 4,000 years ago, and physicians in India were performing reconstructive skin grafts and flaps in 800 B.C. Today’s plastic surgery methods carry on this human tradition of self-improvement by maintaining pleasing form and function. Modern plastic surgery […]