Facial Cosmetic Surgery Blog Entries

Botox for knee pain Thursday October 26, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):
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It seems that Botox is geared to become an all-purpose toxin, if ever such term does exist. After facial wrinkles, Bell’s Palsy, and incontinence, Botox is also set to remedy knee pain? Well at least, not yet.

Business Journal reports that Mayo Clinic will explore the botulinum toxin as a possible remedy for knee pain. Here are the other details:

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Eyelash transplant surgery Thursday October 26, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):
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Women will no longer depend solely on glued extensions and mascara to have long, beautiful lashes. That’s because eyelash transplant surgery is here to stay. The procedure uses techniques similar to that of hair restoration surgery wherein hair growth is a factor. In eyelash transplant, the lashes are alive and they keep on growing!

CNN Health presents some of the details:

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A closer look at facelift surgery Wednesday October 11, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):
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Facelift or rhytidectomy is a surgical procedure that aims to give a more youthful appearance by removing excess facial skin and redraping the skin of the face and neck. In 2004, facelift surgery was among the five most popular procedures performed along with liposuction, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation and eyelid surgery. In 2005 however, abdominoplasty came into the scene and grabbed the fifth spot, taking rhytidectomy out of the top five.

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Complications from semi-permanent fillers Wednesday October 11, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):
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Everybody wants to have Angelina Jolie’s luscious lips. This is one of the reasons why injectable fillers become so popular to date. Jessica Simpson even tried that for herself, but she wasn’t very much impressed with the results. She even thought that she looked hideous with them that’s why she was so relieved that it’s now over.

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Acupuncture facelift Friday October 6, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):
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Cosmetic acupuncture is considered to be becoming popular among beauty-conscious folks. It is a fact that there are people who are really not comfortable with needles and lasers. This is perhaps one of the reasons of the popularity of cosmetic acupuncture. Aside from that, perhaps most people also want to approach beauty using natural and pain-free methods.

It seems that cosmetic acupuncture has the answer to those types of needs. Acupuncture facelift for instance, presents a holistic alternative to surgery, injections and peels. It claims to have zero negative side effects and that the face will never look stretched, burned, puffy or banded.

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Nose Jobs: Good and Bad Tuesday September 19, 2006 in: Facial Cosmetic Surgery Tag(s):
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Any plastic surgery procedure has its own set of potential risks and complications. When these complications arise during the surgery or even after it, cosmetic surgeons who are not adept in handling the situation can even make the case worse and give out results that are from what is expected of the procedure. Rhinoplasty is no exception. In fact, since rhinoplasty is considered to be a difficult procedure by most cosmetic surgeons, it is not unusual to know that there are bad nose jobs here and there.

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