Monthly Archives: June 2010
Beware if you’re looking for discounted plastic surgery—there is usually a catch, according to a recent posting on AOL’s Stylelist website. The article warns consumers of bargain plastic surgery, citing everything from billboards advertising “bargain boob jobs” in California to … Continue reading
The U.S. injectables market now offers lidocaine-containing versions of popular hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, reports Cosmetic Surgery Times in its July 2010 issue. Lidocaine, a local anesthetic that is injected directly into the body, decreases pain by temporarily numbing the … Continue reading
The demand for plastic surgery among teens has grown in recent years and has even become a popular graduation present, according to a recent Crain’s New York Business article. Over 8,000 U.S. teenagers aged 18 and 19 had breast enlargements … Continue reading
As nose reshaping surgery continues to grow in popularity, one question seems to arise repeatedly: Can I undergo the operation without sacrificing my ethnic identity? In a recent article for Cosmetic Surgery Times, several surgeons comment on how they handle … Continue reading
