Cosmetic Surgery

There's not that much that can be done about the scar after a tummy tuck. Usually, before a cosmetic surgery procedure, the surgeon will discuss where the scar will be located. There should also be talk about whether the abdominoplasty scar will be vertical or horizontal. The surgeon may also talk about an endoscopic tummy tuck which leaves smaller scars. Much of the choice depends on how much fat and excess skin is being removed. The choice also depends on whether this is a full or mini tummy tuck surgery.

That said, after the surgery, if you are not happy with the scar, there are some options. One is to wait - many scars will get better over time. You could also talk about this with your cosmetic surgeon. Perhaps a laser resurfacing procedure could improve the appearance of the skin surface.

No because excess adipose tissue in the abdominal region does not contribute to chronic lower back pain. Chronic lower back pain is treated by surgery in the case of a herniated or degenerated disk or physical (lower-back directed) exercise in the case of muscle strain.

A tummy tuck is to remove access skin from weight loss not a cure for obesity , however if the access flab is causing heath problems due to hygien the it is possible medicaid will pay for but you will need the recommendations from 3 doctors.

A mini tummy tuck averages $6,625, which is what you can expect to pay in Florida.

It is cosmetic surgery, there is nothing particularly secret about it.

Yes but only if you have a customer of the botox or restalyn with you so you have proof that it does not work

Breast and lips.

A standard tummy-tuck requires an overnight stay under Medical supervision and is quite invasive with a recovery time of approximately 2 weeks. Whereas a mini-tummy-tuck is considered an outpatient procedure, which is less invasive. Patients who receive this procedure typically can return to work in one week, so half the down time. Due to these differences, the prices do vary. A mini-tummy-tuck averages $6,625 and a standard tummy-tuck costs approximately is $7,975, which is only a $1,350 difference.

Sedation is when you get the mask and they knock you out. A local is when they give you an injection to numb the area.

She looks so fake....I loved her natural beauty...no need for the botox whatsoever...oh well, cross her off my fave list.

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There are a lot of types of plastic surgery available. They are primarily grouped in the following groups:

- Face

- Body

- Breasts

Procedures available for the face include rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, brow lift, neck lift, face lift, chin/jaw implants, ear pinning, dermal fillers and facial rejuvenation.

Procedures available for the breasts include augmentation, reduction, lift, mastectomy, reconstruction, nipple repair, gender reassignment applications and male breast reduction.

Procedures for the body include liposuction, tummy tuck, Brazilian butt lift, body contouring, labiaplasty, butt implants/injections and again, gender reassignment applications.

This is not a complete list, but a fairly thorough one.

they attatch to the top tooth, which is nearly always the fang, and the bottom tooth and slowly pull the top or bottom teeth closer together making them straighter. i have had this done and it only took about 6 months to pull the fangs into place, i wear them in bed and take them off in the morning, they make my teeth really tender and sore sometimes though!

Depending on where the chalazion is located on the eyelid it most definitely can be removed during the process. If it is too close to the lashes, it likely would not work, since in the surgery the Surgeon removes the interior tissue. This also applies if the chalazion is too far underneath the brow. A video of this actual procedure is attached, but be warned it can be considered graphic by nature to some viewers. There is nothing overly grotesque about it, but it does show the surgery. This can give a person an idea of how the surgery could successfully remove a chalazion if in the proper location.

Darker skins have a higher content of Melanin within the skin cells than lighter skins. Melanin is the component within the skin that gives it it's colour, therefore more melanin makes a darker skin.

A mini-tummy-tuck is simply a smaller version of a standard tummy-tuck. This typically means there is a smaller amount of sagging skin that needs to be removed from the patient, as opposed to larger areas that likely include more fat-deposits too. The benefit, if one applies to a mini-tuck, is that the downtime after the procedure tend to be less painful and in length.

A mini tummy tuck can be performed in a cosmetic surgery centre or cosmetic clinic by a cosmetic surgeon. Cosmetic Clinics can be found in most major cities.

I think you can find the cheapest and safest rhinoplasty in Iran, more than 1000 rhinoplastic surgery perform every day in IRAN as aresult the doctors are so perfessional.

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They both are hyaluronic acid. It is said it is safe and useful, but the intrduction said it is possible something bad happen.

No children

All surgeries imply a risk of life, even the simplest one. The advances in surgical technologies and techniques have reduced greatly the risks but thre are still cases of fatalities caused by unexpected complications.

The death rate from complications related to liposuction is about 1 in 5,000, although the actual death risk when liposuction is performed by a good doctor is somewhat minimal.

The death rate within the first 30 days of gastric bypass is normally quoted to be at about 1 in 250. The long term risk of death is considerably less than the long term risk of severe obesity.

The surgical alternatives to Botox® include orbicularis muscle stripping or selective facial nerve avulsion, both of which carry substantial risk of permanent disfigurement without necessarily controlling the spasms. More info at www.blepharospasm.org I've been working for an oculoplastic surgeon Jeffrey Paul Edelstein,MD and this problem is more common than you'd think, we see this in patients pretty regularly. The spasms are more common in women than men, and are covered by Medicare and other insurances, including Humana and United for sure. Anyone in the western half of the US could contact us if they needed to. Our office is in Chandler AZ. 480 962 9121 www.jpemd.com ************************************* I would also like to know if there are any new treatments. Botox is a temporary fix and save the first week or so after treatment I can have just as much trouble with the spasms as with out the treatments. I have not tried Clonezepam. One thing that has helped me is Diphenhydramine or Benedryl. This is also the ingredient in Simply Sleep or Tylenol PM. I don't know how or why it works other than I tried using it to take frequent naps since that was my only relief during the first few months of trying to stabilize the condition and get some form of functionality back. I have used it for about two years now and have had decent results. In that time period I have made several driving trips from Colorado to NH and attended 2 motorcycle weeks at Laconia and was able to ride my motorcycle without too much trouble. Only occasional flare ups and non at critical times like heavy traffic. I have found that even though the medication helps I still suffer from muscle fatigue in my eye area as well as in my jaw. Also for me a key factor is how well I am breathing. I can gain some relief from blowing my nose and concentrating on breathing PROPERLY. Notice I did not say normally and that is because I feel that my normal breathing is not normal and is also a factor, along with stress and fatigue.

BoTox is botulism toxin -- a very strong neurotoxin. Taken orally, it's lethal in humans. Applied in non-circulating areas under the skin, it can induce a flaccid paralysis (which is why wrinkles go away). The toxin shouldn't move from those spots, and if it doesn't you and the fetus might be okay. I have not been able to find a study referencing BoTox and pregnancy in humans, nor did I expect to, as any negative effect such a study might have would wind up in the courts so fast it hurts to think about. Studies with animals have had some undesirable results. I advise that you skip the botox until you stopped nursing.

Botox is continually proving its versatility. Aside from diminishing wrinkles, it is also used to treat hyperhidrosis and migraines. More studies are also being conducted to test it's efficacy against asthma attacks.

If you're asking if cosmetic surgery is good, then yes, it can be. Of course, you also need to get an expert surgeon with enough experience. Just look into sites such as Beverly Hills Aesthetics for your answers.