Cosmetic Surgery

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Well anyother plastic surgeries hurt the days after the procedure, so yes.

If modern plastic surgery can transplant the face of a dead woman, onto a disfigured woman and have the skin and nerves successfully graph--then it is definitely possible to make your face appear more masculine if you want it to.

Facial plastic surgery has many different routes, mostly cut up into individual procedures to give a more personalize process for the patient. If you want your chin modified or your nose, you can choose just to have these features modified. However, if you want your entire appearance altered, you will want to talk about each and every feature that you want change, in depth, with your plastic surgeon. You may not be able to have all the surgeries at once, but depending on what you will be getting, your face is going to need time to heal and get the blood flowing in the modified areas.

Yes, Virginia requires you to have a license when opening a medical spa. If you do not have a license and you open a medical spa, you can be cited for many different things.

I am an ortho/neuro RN and have seen Intramuscular injections of botox given for this reason. Botox ofcourse causes muscle paralysis.

There is a medical procedure sometimes referred to as the Colombian Butt Lift or the Brazilian Butt Lift. It's a buttock augmentation achieved using fat transfer. Basically fat is removed from one part of the body and then injected into the buttock area.

You would basically have to know someone who can connect you because in the US it is illegal. You may find it done at an English-speaking tourist destination (check to see if Puerto Rico does it, as no passport is needed). Do your research. Mexico does it for sure and the doctors are listed. Other alternatives are femimore pills. Do they work? We haven't heard anything good about them but, again, do your research. === ===

about 5,000 to 20,000 each make sure you have the finances to support that decision you don't want your butt to be reposessed

It seems, depending upon the doctor and how long you stay at the hospital, that plastic surgery in Mexico costs about half of what it costs in the U.S. I know a local doctor in California that charges $4,400 for rhinoplasty and the average cost in Mexico was $2800. Breast implants in Mexico are about $3000 while in the U.S. probably closer to $5000. You can save a considerable amount of money as long as you do your research on the doctor's qualifications and ensure that he/she is certified and talk to former patients. Most people would do the same research for a state-side doctor. Another benefit of getting surgery done in Mexico is some surgeons offer the option of staying at a resort for a week or two after to heal. The cost is not as good as you might think because you have to add in plane fare, lodging, and other incidentals.

I have a hard lump on my nose after nose surgery. The doctor said that he placed a piece of plastic at the tip of my nose and put stitches on each side of it, but that it appears to have shifted. Maybe this is what you are feeling too.

I have had both Botox and and eye lift. Botox doesn't "lift" anything. It simply paralyzes the muscle into which it is injected. This makes any lines or furrows in that area relax and fade quite a bit. In order to have your eyes actually lifted you need to have it done surgically. I personally found it to be no big deal, with only a little down time.

Cheek surgery is also called facial plastic surgery or facial liposuction. Many patients who visit their surgeon have desires to achieve their ideal look and that often includes their face's appearance too! Liposuction to the face can help a patient gain confidence in their new vision of themselves. Additionally, many patients who have facial contouring liposuction also partake in fat-transfer surgery. Fat-transfer surgery is where the surgeon will remove the unwanted fat from the cheeks and insert it elsewhere, like in the lips or elsewhere.

Labiaplasty is a cosmetic procedure that alters the lower lips (labia majora and labia minora). This is typically to reduce the size, either on one side to improve symmetry, or on both sides to correct over-sized labia. However, it's also a part of gender reassignment (sex changes).

There's a lot of controversy over labiaplasty (along with vaginoplasty, or alteration of the vagina). A lot of people feel the procedure shouldn't be performed unless there's a compelling reason (such as when over-sized labia interfere with daily activities). Others criticize society for imposing norms of female appearance that extend even to the genitals.

The procedure itself seems to be relatively safe. However, there's some danger of infection, and a good deal of discomfort/pain afterward.

The cost of labiaplasty in the United States is typically several thousand dollars or more.