Liposuction, aka lipoplasty, is normally targeted at relatively small areas of stubborn fat. Most typically on the waist and tummy, butt, hips, thighs and neck. These areas are prone to storing fat deposits that are hard to shift with diet and exercise.
The reason most people have plastic surgery is to change a physical attribute they don’t like, so they can feel better about themselves. But, when it comes to breast reduction surgery, it is much more than a cosmetic procedure.
More women are embracing the decision to have aesthetic flat closure. And, women choosing to go flat after mastectomy deserve to have this option respected, supported and performed with an aesthetic approach. It is a healthy and valid alternative to reconstruction with implants.
Here’s one for the bodybuilders. Well, not just the bodybuilders of course, but this is a group more focused on body proportion than most. And, for bodybuilders, calves seem to be one of their more frustrating and perplexing areas to build.
I always thought that having a facelift was the final push against aging. The last resort when all the creams, treatments, Botox, and fillers are no longer enough. The ultimate saggy skin eliminator. And it is! But, should we consider rather getting a facelift sooner than later?
An eyelid lift surgery is probably one of the biggest-bang-for-your-buck cosmetic surgeries available. With a few small surgical adjustments you can restore your tired looking peepers into brighter, more youthful looking windows to your soul.
How far are you willing to go to get a flat tummy? Will you change your diet and significantly increase your exercise routine? Will you wait for your body to slowly adapt to these lifestyle changes? Or will you opt for the fast and dramatic changes of plastic surgery?
