Monthly Archives: July 2009
Earlier this month, we posted the ASAPS video “Real People. Real Surgery.”, a segment about a patient’s motivations to get breast augmentation. We thought it would be appropriate to follow up with another video from the series. In this episode, … Continue reading
The possibility of a new cosmetic surgery tax, intended to finance health care reform, had many news outlets buzzing today. According to The Speaker’s Lobby, a FOX News blog, the idea came from a treasury department official, but it sounds … Continue reading
We think hair is quite sexy…when it’s on top of your head. Anywhere else, it’s another story! These days, if you desire, hair can be removed from your face, legs, back, arms and even underarms. There are many ways to … Continue reading
Your eyes obviously play an important role in your facial aesthetic, so when shadows and dark circles appear beneath them it can really make a negative impact. Dark circles are a common condition, caused by a variety of factors including … Continue reading
Is this you? Your eyes appear swollen morning and night; you constantly have under eye bags or dark circles; when people aren’t saying you look tired, they’re asking if you have allergies or if you feel okay. If these situations … Continue reading
A patient talks about her motivations for breast implant surgery saying, “I wanted to look more feminine; I wanted to have cleavage.” Perhaps the most important point she touches on is about education: “I had fears to begin with, but … Continue reading
People call it the ultimate “acid test” – or rather, the chemical peel. I know what you’re thinking; remember the Sex In The City episode with Samantha getting a chemical peel and looking like raw meat? That was really scary, … Continue reading
