Monthly Archives: March 2011

29

Mar

Plastic Surgeon Examines the Idea of Beauty

Published: March 29, 2011

While the old adage is “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” a New York plastic surgeon suggests it is rather the perception of beauty that matters. In an article for The Huffington Post, Dr. Robert Tornambe points out that each of us consider varying aspects of the human form to be beautiful. In a similar manner, plastic surgery procedures...

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22

Mar

More Men Choosing Surgery Over Non-Surgical Options

Published: March 22, 2011

More men than ever are choosing to undergo plastic surgery in order to look as young as they may feel inside, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. In new statistics published this month, the ASPS found that the number of cosmetic plastic surgery procedures chosen by men rose 2% from 2009 to 2010. More dramatically, however, was...

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15

Mar

Maker of Botox Eyes Topical Treatments

Published: March 15, 2011

It’s certainly not news that wrinkle-reducing injectables like Botox and Dysport are seeing sales increases as the economy rebounds. It is noteworthy, however, what the companies are working toward in the wake of renewed consumer interest—topical versions, according to bnet.com. Botox, produced by Allergan and Dysport, produced by Medicis,...

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8

Mar

Cleft Lip and Palate Repair Organizations Join Forces

Published: March 8, 2011

What were once two separate forces working to provide reconstructive services to children with cleft lips and palates—Operation Smile and Smile Train—are joining forces moving forward to become Operation Smile Train, according to Operation Smile. “Our merged resources and knowledge will enhance educational and research programs, laying the...

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1

Mar

Some Plastic Surgeons Prefer Traditional Liposuction, Survey Finds

Published: March 1, 2011

In a survey published in the February issue of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal, the ASAPS (American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) found that many of its members prefer more traditional liposuction methods to newer techniques. The survey asked members about various liposuction techniques including newer technologies. It found that overall,...

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