Plastic Fantastic
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Cosmetic surgery has become a mainstream treatment. This book covers the range of options for women and men from penile implants to facelifts, liposuction to breast uplifts. It lists the pros and cons of each operation, the cost, how long it takes to recover–and even how to tell your friends. Each section includes real-life accounts from people who have had cosmetic surgery, and there is advice on how to find a reputable surgeon, even including specific names of reliable cosmetic surgeons.
Do blind people get cosmetic surgery?
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I know this sounds superficial, BUT I fell that those who see are more superficial and more about looks because they can in fact see these looks. I was just wondering if there were some people who are blind that have had cosmetic plastic surgery. Just curious.
Cosmetic surgery can make a person feel better by making them look like the think they should. It can also help a person by making them look better to other people.
A blind person may feel they will look better to others if they have some work done.
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Two Girlfriends Get Real about Cosmetic Surgery
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Doctors explain medican procedures. Two girlfriends explain everything else.
If you’re considering spending a bundle for a face-lift, breast augmentation, or liposuction, you can’t miss Two Gilfriends Get Real about Cosmetic Surgery-an honest, down-to-earth, comprehensive discussion of the ins and outs of cosmetic surgery. Written for women, by women if offers sound advice, hilarious truths, and plenty of emotional support. Here’s just some of what’s covered:
Every popular procedure–laser to liposuction, tummy tucks to face-lifts
Real-life results–some women’s dreams of being beautiful came true, others encountered unexpected disappointments
Best, Funniest, and Wildest Stories–real-life examples of terrific tales and outrageous fibs used to explain bruses, scars, and looking twenty years younger
Complications–the after-effects doctors don’t tell you about: a sense of loss, outright hysteria, unexpected sexual liberation, and sudden divorce
Sex–the secret impact cosmetic surgery has on a woman’s desire and her desireability
“Two Girlfriends Get Real About Cosmetic Surgery will shed light on the procedures that over two million women undergo every year. With these insider tips you’ll get great results. So what are you waiting for?
I'm thinking about having cosmetic surgery abroad. Any tips or advice from personal experience?
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I'm a bit nervous about having cosmetic surgery in my local area. I'm thinking that if I were to get an operation abroad I could recover and recuperate away from work colleagues and friends. Also, I've read that I could save some money by getting my surgery done abroad. Does anybody have any personal experience? Can anybody recommend some good sources online to read more about this?
This is certainly something that you would not want to enter into lightly. My main advice would be to research, and keep on asking questions. It’s generally a a good indication of the responsibility and professionalism of a surgeon that your concerns are discussed in detail before any operation takes place and you are aware of any complications or side effects that may occur, no matter how rare.
If answers are hard to come by then I’d advise you to consider this as a warning sign and start looking for a different surgeon. After all, you can take as long as you want selecting a surgeon you feel comfortable with, but you will be living with the results for the rest of your life.
With regards to getting cosmetic surgery abroad. Yes there are certainly some massive savings to be had in comparison with standard US and UK prices. My advice would be to investigate this through a reputable company that have direct connections with the surgeon in the country you want to go to. Such companies will often help you org anise your entire trip and look after you during your stay.
From looking around on-line I’ve found the following resources which I think you’ll find useful:
http://www.revitalisebrazil.co.uk – This company organizes ‘cosmetic surgery holidays’ to Brazil.
www.privatehealth.co.uk/ cosmetic-surgery/cosmetic-abroad – This site lists a wide selection of companies that offer cosmetic surgery abroad
www.mediscapes.com/ – This company offers options to have your surgery in South Africa.
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Safe Cosmetic Surgery
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Is there any way that I can participate in a cosmetic surgery study, so that I can get it done at lower cost?
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I want to have cosmetic surgery (Namely a Tummy Tuck and Breast Augmentation) after deciding I don't want any mire children. I have heard before of women being part of clinical studies and getting them done with reduced to no cost.
How would I go about geting info and participating? Are their websites??
sometimes. i had a breast reduction and septoplasty and the doctor only made me pay for the hospital stay and the materials used in the procedure, as long as i allowed medical students to watch the procedure.
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Cosmetic Surgery
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An honest, informative, empowering people book that educates people about deciding on, having, and recovering from cosmetic surgery. Draws on the author’s own experience for practical, intelligent, step-by-step advice based on over 20 years working with post-op patients. Leaves no stone unturned in dealing with the experience, from choosing a surgeon to planning your first post-op sex!
Can you deduct cosmetic surgery costs on income tax?
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I had my sinuses cleaned out and had the surgeon also perform some cosmetic surgery on my nose at the same time. I was told some of it would be billed to insurance but wasn't coverable because of the cosmetic surgery done. Can the costs be deducted as medical expenses on income tax?
No, because it is an elected proceedure.
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Cosmetic Surgery For Dummies
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Cosmetic surgery is one of today’ s hottest topics. From daytime talk shows and popular magazines to conversations at the salon, it seems that almost everyone has had it, is thinking about it, or knows someone who is getting it. Statistics show more and more women— and men— are having cosmetic surgery. And with all the options now available, it’ s important to be fully informed before you make any decisions about having a procedure.
Now, “Cosmetic Surgery For Dummies” is here to guide you through today’ s top procedures, candidly addressing both the benefits and the risks. R. Merrel Olesen, MD, the medical director of the La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre, and Marie B.V. Olesen, a nationally known cosmetic surgery consultant, give you the tools you need to: Decide if surgery is right for you Find a qualified surgeon Set realistic expectations Evaluate the costs Enhance your recovery and results
This plain-English guide shows you how to take advantage of all the advances in cosmetic surgery while avoiding the pitfalls that could compromise your safety or the quality of your result. From implants to liposuction to Botox, you’ ll understand the right questions to ask your doctor, how to prepare for surgery (both physically and financially), and the best ways to influence the healing process. You’ ll also: Discover the latest surgery techniques and medications Understand the different surgeon specializations Sort through the various non-surgical facial treatments Evaluate your post-op care options Cope with complications Deal with family, friends, and coworkers before and after surgery
Complete with lists of questions to ask beforesurgery and top Web sites for cosmetic surgery information, “Cosmetic Surgery For Dummies” is a practical, friendly guide that will help you say hello to a new you
Cosmetic Surgery for teens what do you think?
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What doi you think about cosmetic surgery for teens
How does it effect them?
Should it be allowed ro not allowed
Do you know of any sites that are for cosmetic teen surgery
I have enough sites that are agianst it
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i think that for anyone they should really take into consideration how it will affect them physically and mentally. i always wished i had a flatter stomach but i felt that i would feel better if i worked out and accomplished it myself instead of going and getting lipo done. if a girl wants to get her breasts enlarged she would have to remeber than when she has children she cant breast feed anymore. i think it would be best to do it after the age of 17 anyways since womens bodies keep developing till that age.
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