Documents tagged 'Plastic Surgery'

Cosmetic Surgery: More Than Two At A Time

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 28/10/2008

Having two or even three cosmetic surgery procedures simultaneously may seem excessive, but combining surgeries is actually very common and has many benefits. Some patients may even unwittingly have more than one procedure done at a time. Many plastic surgeons combine procedures, such as using...

Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery is Being Accepted by African Americans

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 26/10/2008

The African American population in the United States has begun to condone and embrace plastic surgery in much greater numbers during the past several years. According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, approximately 1.3 million African American people have had some form of...

Cosmetic Surgery Financing: Helps You Bear the Expenses

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 26/10/2008

Paying for plastic surgical procedures can sometimes be overwhelming, especially to the average Joe. Cosmetic surgeons can charge thousands of dollars in fee for certain procedures. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, in 2006 average plastic surgeon costs ran from $264 for a...

Are Breast Implants Right for You?

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 26/10/2008

Any cosmetic surgery procedure should entail a significant amount of research and personal reflection. It is important to not allow others and the media to influence your decision, but rather choose a procedure based on your own aesthetic desires and goals. Breast augmentation is often the...

Why Cosmetic Surgery is Called Plastic Surgery

Author: Amy Nutt Subscribe to users feed

Published: 25/10/2008

If you\'re wondering why cosmetic surgery is called \"plastic surgery,\" you are not alone. It is a rather interesting name for the surgical procedure that helps people defy the effects of aging. First of all, the word \"plastic\" comes from the Greek word \"plastikos.\" This means to mold or to...

Erase Signs of Aging with Cosmetic Plastic Surgery

Author: Beth Ibarra Subscribe to users feed

Published: 24/10/2008

No one likes getting old. Oh sure, some people actually look forward to their advancing years by thinking about all the senior citizen discounts they will be able to get. But, in reality, old age for most means that the beauty of their youth physically fades away. So, those older people who...

Why You Should Not be Afraid of Plastic Surgery

Author: Beth Ibarra Subscribe to users feed

Published: 24/10/2008

Do you have low self-esteem because something about your personal appearance is bothering you? If so, it is very important for you to find ways to correct your appearance, so that you can face the world with confidence. After all, low self-esteem can really affect all areas of your life. ...

Breast Reconstruction: All You Need To Know

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 23/10/2008

Losing a breast to cancer is traumatic. It is like losing a part of your womanhood, and the scars are emotional as well as physical. Everyone who goes through it is happy to survive, but it isn\'t enough to just live. You want to regain what you\'ve lost. You want to feel whole again; it is both...

Is Your Plastic Surgeon \"Board Certified\"?

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 23/10/2008

A \"board certified\" plastic surgeon ione who has been certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS). The ABPS is recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties to certify doctors in the specialty of plastic surgery. According to the American Board of Plastic Surgery...

Cosmetic Surgery Legislation: Is It Necessary?

Author: Abigail Aaronson Subscribe to users feed

Published: 23/10/2008

There has been plenty of talk in the media recently about the need for cosmetic surgery legislation. Some people worry that there isn\'t enough outside control of the industry, resulting in a greater number of avoidable injuries, complications, disfigurements, and in extreme cases, death. Much...