• Janice Dickinson Supermodel Skin Match ins: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):

    Janice Dickinson collaborated with Sensiclear and came up with this interesing Supermodel Skin Match quiz. The quiz aims to help you assess your facial skin condition by asking you relevant questions about the way you take care of your skin. It also presents various celebrity photos with which you can compare your facial skin condition. A sample result of the quiz is shown below.

    Sensiclear Clear Skin Quiz

  • Developments in ethnic rhinoplasty ins: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):

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    Ethnic rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging procedures to ever confront a plastic surgeon. Normal rhinoplasty is already challenging enough. Add the burden of preserving ethnicity to the equation, and it is amazing that surgeons are still able to hold their composure.

    The good news is, surgeons can now confidently cater to their African-American clients by offering ethnic rhinoplasty that truly preserves the ethnicity of the patient and helping him or her boost self-confidence.

  • Anne Robinson gets facial cosmetic surgery? ins: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):

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    Dubbed as the Queen of Mean, television star Anne Robinson is quite popular with her TV stint entitled The Weakest Link. Robinson is at the risk of being called The Bleakest Link after she was allegedly caught out shopping just recently looking ‘less pleasant’ despite rumors of her getting facial plastic surgery, which is known to have cost her thousands.

  • Stem Cells Could Help Transform Cosmetic Surgery ins: Cosmetic Surgery News Tag(s):

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    New techniques in cosmetic surgery have been developed as years go by. Silicone breast implants and Botox injections are just some of these new innovations. But experts are looking forward to better changes in the future as new studies are pointing to stem cells as the next big thing in cosmetic surgery.

    Stem cells, which come from the patient’s own blood can be used to produce better and more natural results in cosmetic surgery. They call this work as plastic surgery miracle since amazing things can be produced by using stem cells.

  • Botox craze grows wildly ins: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):

    It is quite amazing to note that American can spend an estimated $13.2 billion dollars on cosmetic surgery. This is the figure that spent by Americans in enhancing their physical appearance through cosmetic surgery last year. And that figure is more than the gross domestic product of countries such as Bolivia or Brunei. Amazing, isn’t it?

    The figure alone illustrates the amazing increase of plastic surgery spending throughout the years. And in all the procedures performed in 2007, Botox accounts for 2.8 million treatments, which cost more than $1 billion in the United States alone.

  • Cosmetic surgery firm is recession-proof ins: Cosmetic Surgery News Tag(s):

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    Transform, the leading cosmetic surgery makeover firm in the United Kingdom, is said to be recession-proof, according to Pat Dunion, the company’s chief operating officer.

    Pat Dunion claims that if thing go as planned, Transform will become the world’s first publicly quoted cosmetic surgery firm within three years. Today, the company is already the leader of its field in Britain. And it has employed an effective marketing strategy so its website gets to the topmost position in the search engine results for top plastic surgery keywords.

  • Kanye’s Mom Inspires Legislation on Plastic Surgery ins: Cosmetic Surgery News Tag(s):

    The tragic death of Donda West, Kanye West’s mother has brought out something good in the form of new legislations on plastic surgery. The sudden death of Donda has brought attention to the regulations implemented in the cosmetic surgery field. Lawmakers are now trying to impose new rules and stricter regulations in order to make going under the knife a lot safer for the patients.

    Kanye West’s cousin, Yolanda Andersoin, and California Assemblywoman Wilmer Amina Carter submitted a bill to the California legislature. The bill requires a patient to receive physical examination prior to any cosmetic surgery procedure.

  • Woman dies after liposuction surgery ins: Cosmetic Surgery News Tag(s):

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    In Dubai, an Emirati woman died at a hospital after an allegedly botched liposuction surgery. The seven suspects who are accused of negligence have already been referred to court.

    Records show that a 61-year-old British plastic surgeon with initials A.B. allowed the 41-year-old Indian cleaner, M.K. to participate in the operation. The doctors, A.B. and H.Z., a 55-year-old Egyptian anesthesiologist, were charged with professional misconduct, negligence and malpractice when they left L.H., a 27-year-old housewife to die at a hospital.

  • More teens getting breast implants, say doctors ins: Breast Enhancement Tag(s):

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    Doctors are quite alarmed at the way the number of teens asking for breast enlargement surgery is increasing. Reports say that young women, including high school students, are getting breast implants.      

    Plastic surgeon Joe Mazza says that there is an increase of about 15 percent of young women asking for breast enlargement surgery year after year. He added that the highest number of breast enlargement patients come around porn or graduation.

  • Plastic surgery can be a positive life-changing experience ins: Cosmetic Surgery News Tag(s):

    Dr. Kenneth Dickie, a veteran plastic surgeon, believes that plastic surgery can become a positive life-changing experience. He talked before the members of the Rotary Club of Freeport and discussed about the benefits of plastic surgery in times of war, specifically, World War 1, when injured soldiers would return home with battle scars and physical defects.

    Dr. Dickie said that doctors saw many persons coming in with disfiguring wounds, especially to the face. Then came out the necessity for reconstruction and repair --- the birth of plastic surgery.

    "And this is where we saw so many of the people that may have had gunshot wounds to the face and things of that nature and this is where plastic surgery really began coming into its own," Dickie added.