Monthly Archives: January 2012
Getting a “nose job” might include an added bonus according to a new study published in the latest edition of Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery. The study, which examined pictures of rhinoplasty recipients found that patients on average, looked 1.5 … Continue reading
“Should I plan my cosmetic procedure according to season?” is a question plaguing many potential plastic surgery patients. The answer is often yes, according to a recent article published in the Huffington Post. Planning by season can be an effective tool to … Continue reading
Planning, preparing and organizing for the big day can be a grueling experience for many brides-to-be. While most brides are scrutinizing over invitations, bridesmaid dresses and last minute workouts, other brides are adding liposuction or rhinoplasty to their pre-wedding to-do … Continue reading
Overactive bladder is an often embarrassing medical condition that affects nearly one in eleven people in the U.S. Also known as urge incontinence, this condition is typically characterized by intense and sudden urges to urinate, which are then often followed by an … Continue reading
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