The last three decades have been a whirlwind, in terms of rapidly increasing the knowledge and access to information globally. Of course this has been spearheaded by the Internet. Plastic surgery has been a part of this rapid growth mostly
Having babies among the celebrities seems to be about as popular as the buzz concerning the fashions they are wearing. The new media term” baby bump” has replaced the word pregnancy in most mainstream media. Whether it is Prince William
As summer is getting ready to kick into full gear less will mean more. Wearing less clothes will mean showing more skin and in some cases more fat. Here in Southern California, specifically Newport Beach, the idea of a summer
As patients near their 30s(better known as the big three – 0) many begin to see early signs of aging. Depending on the person this can range from crows feet on the outer corners of the eyes, to wrinkles on
There are many gimmicks that are reported in the media as trends weight concerns cosmetic plastic surgery. One of the most recent included a supposed trend which included mothers and daughters electing for plastic surgery together. This incited a small
It is often been said that women pay a tremendous price for pregnancy and childbirth when it comes to the size and shape of their body after birth. This realization has led to the popularity of what is known as
It would suffice to say that it would be rather difficult to find a woman who is happy about the appearance of cellulite. According to recent article terms like cottage cheese make many women cringe when they know it is
A healthy lifestyle is one of the best ways to reduce the risk of breast cancer. According to a recent online industry article obese postmenopausal women have an increased risk for developing breast cancer and the cancers are likely to
Prior to the popularity of the Internet the decision to have plastic surgery was one that patients had to make with very little access to additional resources to help them make to make a decision. Fast-forward to today and you
A recent online medical news story reported that women who delay childbirth by at least 15 years after their first menstrual period could reduce their risk of an aggressive form of breast cancer by as much as 60% According to
