Posted November 23, 2012
When it comes to plastic surgery, there is no age restriction. Women in their 20s often go under the knife for the same cosmetic surgery that women in their 80s do. Both age groups are looking for the same cosmetic result – to look good. We all want to feel and look good at any […]
Read MorePosted November 07, 2012
For the most part, people who are looking to reduce fat in their stomachs inquire about liposuction or a tummy tuck with their doctor. While these are both effective in reducing stomach fat, it is important to understand the difference between the two. Although they are often mistaken for being the same thing, these procedures […]
Read MorePosted November 01, 2012
One of the most important factors prior to undergoing any cosmetic treatment is to have an understanding outlook on your procedure. By having realistic expectations, you are more likely to be happy and satisfied with your end results. You do not want to go in to any procedure or surgery with the mindset that when […]
Read MorePosted March 26, 2012
Even with a slowly recovering economy, cosmetic procedures grew two straight years in a row. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) recently released statistics stating that 13.8 million cosmetic plastic surgery procedures (both surgical and minimally-invasive) were performed in the United States in 2011. This is up five percent from last year. In addition […]
Read MorePosted February 12, 2012
The love of chocolate is a worldwide phenomenon that appears to entice most everyone. Many of us love when studies show that chocolate actually has health benefits. According to recent online article a new study proves once again that chocolate is beneficial to our health. According to the article growing research is linking cardiovascular health […]
Read MorePosted January 26, 2012
The obesity epidemic in the United States continues to dominate headlines. A recent Los Angeles Times story raises the question whether or not you can trust your doctor to tell you the truth about your weight. According to the article a doctor who is overweight is less likely to counsel his own patients concerning their […]
Read MorePosted January 25, 2012
Longer hours are part of the economic landscape for most Americans. A recent study in the Los Angeles Times reported that people who worked over 11.5 hours were likely to suffer depression and other illnesses. According to the study,working 11 or more hours a day was associated with a 2.3- to 2.5-fold increased risk of […]
Read MorePosted January 18, 2012
For most of us the term drifter conjures up the idea that a person has no home of their own. According to a recent industry article a drifter can also be a cosmetic surgeon with no permanent practice location. According to the article only 21 of our states require licensing and/or accreditation of offices in […]
Read MorePosted January 17, 2012
Many people look for solutions to inactivity that is inevitable with a desk type of job. A treadmill that combines a working desk appears to be an excellent solution. According to a recent article in the Orange County Register a growing body of research has found that the chair in the cubicle may be more to […]
Read MorePosted January 15, 2012
Many people fear becoming less mobile as they age. Most runners dread getting older if it means they have to stop running. According to a recent article in the Los Angeles Times “there is a clear body of evidence that running does not lead to the development of osteoarthritis,” says Reed Ferber, an associate professor of biomechanics […]
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