Plastic surgery blog: Botox lawsuits in the news
Allergan has had its share of lawsuits over the years specifically related to Botox and complications patients allege they suffered as a result of the injections. Closing arguments were presented this week for one of the most recent Botox lawsuits.
Valentine's Day is an excellent time for people to recognize heart disease and the havoc it wreaks on the US population.
It is quite amusing here in Southern California when celebrities feel the need to justify methods used to maintain their good looks and youthful appearance.
Cosmetic companies have made every effort to attract the baby boomer population with promises to reduce and/or eliminate wrinkles. This promise is enough to cause patients to at least investigate the products.
In the critical world of Hollywood and leading lady movie roles Meryl Streep dominates the category by carrying the title working actress. According to a recent Orange County register blog post she was not so sure that she would be working after 40 years of age.
Hollywood celebrities have known what a recent study has just proven. Facial rejuvenation is most appealing when performed early in the aging process.
The holidays are an expected time for family gatherings and unfortunately weight gain.
While a good night sleep and pleasant dreams make us feel good, there is new evidence that it also makes us healthier.
It is quite curious when Gloria Steinem, also known as the "mother of feminism" decides to speak against cosmetic plastic surgery. This of course draws media attention and media attention helps to create influence.
New findings to be presented at the American Heart Association annual meeting in Orlando, Fla. show an increase risk for women who have low levels of vitamin D.
People who suffer from migraine headaches not only find them painful but in some cases debilitating. For some it is impossible to continue everyday activities until the migraine has subsided.
