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Category: Liposuction


Study says behavior and wealth may drive obesity

Posted December 22, 2011

It is not surprising that the wealthiest countries have a larger percentage of obesity in their population. Some have labeled obesity as a disease of prosperity. According to the Los Angeles Times a study argues that it may be  linked with wealthy nations and their fast-food restaurants.  Researchers compared the number of fast-food restaurants per […]

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“Biggest Loser” winner fears weight gain

Posted December 15, 2011

The fear of weight gain after massive weight loss is not only a common fear it is legitimate. According to a recent article in the Los Angeles Times the latest winner of the popular television show “Biggest Loser” shared his fear for regaining the more than 200 pounds that he lost during the show. His […]

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Don’t Let the White Coat Fool You

Posted October 17, 2011

The economy has finally shed some attention on plastic surgery and unqualified doctors performing surgical procedures. According to the Los Angeles Times the woman who is being highlighted in the new American Society of Plastic Surgeons campaign against unqualified doctors performing plastic surgery, is from California. Unfortunately, she suffered a horrible blow when she awoke to find that she […]

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Liposuction may be good for your health

Posted September 22, 2011

The hot news right now is that liposuction may in fact have health benefits instead of just cosmetic benefits. This is huge,and is set to be presented at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons conference in Denver this Sunday.  Dr. O’Toole  is encouraged by this report, and it may help patients understand why having liposuction […]

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Sugary drinks a part of the American diet

Posted August 31, 2011

Anyone who has been to a public gathering recently will confirm that soda is still very much a public favorite. The amount of sugar in these drinks vary from a lot… to a whole lot. Of greatest concern is the fact that sugary drinks are likely to add pounds to the waist line.Dr. O’Toole explains to […]

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Brain foods fuel our decisions

Posted July 26, 2011

Decisions are made between healthy and unhealthy foods in what may seem like an instant. Studies show that it may be more scientific than once thought. Dr. O’Toole reminds patients that it is both unproductive and time-consuming to feel guilty about lifestyle or diet that may have produced a figure that is disproportionately overweight. Patients who […]

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New healthy food guidelines are mapped out on a plate

Posted June 08, 2011

Figuring out the correct amounts of vegetables, meats, and fruits, for a healthy diet is nearly impossible. Although it has become a bit easier patients should be aware that diet is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight. Genetics and aging can also be responsible for increased weight. […]

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High stress moms…is this really news?

Posted June 05, 2011

 Almost any mother would agree that motherhood in itself is stressful. If you add in working full or part-time it can become even more so. Dr. O’Toole helps busy moms understand that high stress can take a toll on a womans health as well as appearance. It is not unusual for moms to neglect their appearance because they are focused on other task and duties.

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