Posted January 02, 2012 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Uncategorized
As America struggles with the obesity epidemic, finding the source seems to be an important component to finding a cure. According to Channel 2 news fat is hereditary. About half our propensity to gain weight or not is inherited,” says Dr. Steve Smith, an obesity expert and scientific director of Sanford-Burnham Translational Research Institute for Metabolism […]
Read MorePosted December 29, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Uncategorized
You do not have to look very far to find someone who has suffered a hangover. As the new year approaches many expect to join the ranks of sufferers. Advice for how to prevent or cure a hangover is not in short supply. According to the Los Angeles Times studies show that no matter how […]
Read MorePosted December 28, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Uncategorized
January is the diet month of the year. Cloaked in New Year’s resolutions, marketing companies live for this month. Most Americans have tried several different diets over a number of years. According to the Los Angeles Times most of us eat more fruits and vegetables, many choose an established weight loss program, and one in four of us […]
Read MorePosted December 27, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Uncategorized, Unwanted Tattoo
The beginning of the year predictably has the most number of weight loss ads. The most common resolution is to lose weight for the New Year. But, what about those who have lost the weight and managed to keep weight off? What should their New Year’s resolution be? Believe it or not, many of these […]
Read MorePosted December 26, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Liposuction, Smartlipo®
Patients, who have plastic surgery, sometimes neglect to protect their investment. After surgery, it is imperative for patients to follow a good exercise regimen as well as a balanced diet. Some patients consider their surgery to be the final decision rather than a process. Plastic surgery procedures can provide a dramatic difference; however, in most […]
Read MorePosted December 25, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Uncategorized
As we approached the last week of the year, it is the perfect time to reflect upon what is important not only to our lives physically, but also to our appearance. Of course with each passing year we age and it is impossible to ignore the signs of aging as time progresses. Often women who […]
Read MorePosted December 22, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Liposuction, News & Research, Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
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 […]
Read MorePosted December 21, 2011 in Dr. Martin O'Toole, Uncategorized
The recent reports of possible dangers from ruptured silicone implants in France is not likely to be an issue in the United States. According to the Los Angeles Times the government is deciding whether to recommend removal of implants in 30,000 women – involves a type of silicone gel implant never used in the United States. Manufactured […]
Read MorePosted December 20, 2011 in Cosmetic Injectables, Dr. Martin O'Toole, Facelift, Facial Surgery, Fillers and Injectables, News & Research, Non-Surgical Procedures
Hollywood celebrities have known what a recent study has just proven. Facial rejuvenation is most appealing when performed early in the aging process. According to a recent newswise article online, younger patients with “early or minimal signs of facial aging” achieve better results and higher satisfaction rates at least a decade after facelift surgery, according […]
Read MorePosted December 19, 2011 in Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift, Dr. Martin O'Toole, News & Research
Young women have utilized different sources of reproductive services for many years. A new study says the number of women seeking the services is declining. According to the Los Angeles Times fewer U.S. women ages 15 to 24 are receiving reproductive healthcare, according to a new study. This includes services such as Pap tests, pregnancy […]
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