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When Is Plastic Surgery Reversal A Good Idea?
Read More: When Is Plastic Surgery Reversal A Good Idea?Plastic surgery reversal is not the same thing as revision. A revision is the correction of a faulty procedure. A reversal, on the other hand, is the undoing of a successful procedure to restore one’s previous appearance. There are many reasons patients may consider a reversal. And it’s important they are realistic about their…
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What to Expect – Recovering From an Arm Lift
Read More: What to Expect – Recovering From an Arm LiftDo you remember the days when you felt comfortable showing off your arms? But now there’s sagging skin on your upper arms you keep under cover. Or maybe you lost a lot of weight and were looking forward to finally showing off your arms. Yet, now there’s excess skin hanging there. You DO have…
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Making Sense Of Different Types Of Body Fat
Read More: Making Sense Of Different Types Of Body FatWhile it may not seem like it, body fat is an organ that contains nerves, immune cells, and connective tissue. It’s also made up of different types of fat cells. Depending on the body’s needs, the primary job of body fat is to store and release energy. The different types of fat cells also…
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Can You Reduce the Appearance of Large Pores?
Read More: Can You Reduce the Appearance of Large Pores?Many people fear the close-up. And while makeup can go the distance in covering up blemishes and other imperfections, it can accentuate large pores. Large pores are the result of oil and sweat not being properly released through the pores by the sebaceous glands that sit beneath the skin. Eventually the pores get clogged…
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Pioneers in Plastic Surgery – Arthur Rainsford Mowlem (1902–1986)
Read More: Pioneers in Plastic Surgery – Arthur Rainsford Mowlem (1902–1986)When you think of plastic surgery, you may consider it a relatively new field. It’s actually been around longer than you may think. Although plastic surgery has existed in some form for millennia, casualties from World War I and II in particular created a new demand for reconstructive surgery. Born in New Zealand in…
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Tips for Winter Skincare After Plastic Surgery
Read More: Tips for Winter Skincare After Plastic SurgeryIf you’re considering any sort of plastic surgery, winter can be a great time to get it done. Especially if you want to show off the results in the spring and summer months. Plus, it’s much easier to hide the recovery process when the snow is flying and you’re bundled up in scarves, hats, and…
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Technological Advances in Plastic Surgery
Read More: Technological Advances in Plastic SurgeryAlthough there is some question about whether technology benefits every industry, technological advances in plastic surgery continue to take procedures to new heights. While tech has gone the distance in advancing every aspect of plastic surgery, it’s been especially beneficial for patients seeking to enhance their appearance in new and exciting ways. Plus, with…
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Do Teens Get Plastic Surgery?
Read More: Do Teens Get Plastic Surgery?The quick answer is yes. But the number of teens who opt for plastic surgery is not huge. This leads to the bigger question – should teens get plastic surgery? Many surgeons won’t perform procedures on patients under the age of 21. And there are many reasons for this. Then there are procedures that…
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How Plastic Surgery Improves Quality of Life
Read More: How Plastic Surgery Improves Quality of LifeWhen patients consider plastic surgery, it can be for any number of reasons – from physical to mental and emotional. They often overlap. After all, some patients who want to improve physical features that cause embarrassment find increased self-confidence and enhanced body image post-op. So yes, plastic surgery improves quality of life. And with…
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What to Expect – Recovering From a Tummy Tuck
Read More: What to Expect – Recovering From a Tummy TuckAbdominoplasty, better known as a tummy tuck, is one of the most popular plastic surgeries performed in the world. It’s no wonder – given what an effective procedure it is for body contouring. Even so, recovering from a tummy tuck requires patience, diligence, and the ability to deal with some discomfort. There are many…
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The Rules for Swimming After Plastic Surgery
Here in Southeast Michigan, we have a short window of time where we can enjoy a good swim in the great outdoors. If you’re an avid swimmer, you know that mid to late spring starts the countdown to taking that first plunge. You may also know that mid to late spring is also the…
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Was There Plastic Surgery in Ancient Egypt, India, and Greece?
Self-improvement has always been a component of being human. So it may not be surprising to find out that there was plastic surgery in ancient Egypt, India, and Greece. Of course, it only mildly resembled what we call plastic surgery today. Even so, the human desire to constantly improve by restoring form and function…
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The Most Common Questions About Gynecomastia
The Most Common Questions About Gynecomastia Men with large breasts are often self-conscious about their appearance. The embarrassment may be so severe that they withdraw from friends, work, and even the activities that they normally enjoy. This condition is known as gynecomastia, which translates from the Greek for “woman-like breasts.” And up to 65% of middle-aged and older…