I am interested in opening a cosmetic and reconstructive practice in Atlanta, Georgia. I would like to know an estimate of how much it might cost to start up the business. Including all surgical equipment. Thanks
Cost of Opening a Cosmetic and Reconstructive Practice?
First you need to be a board certified surgeon. Somehow it doesn't seem like someone with that background would ask that particular question on Yahoo answers. They would be more likely to talk to another board certified surgeon and ask them.
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Does anyone know a cosmetic dentist who is willing to barter? I'm desperate and will appear in before/after ad
I am in desperate need of some cosmetic dentistry after Sept. 5th. Long story, but had a car wreck a long time ago and am just now reaping the "rewards". My extractions (seven) are going to be covered. But something to put BACK in my mouth isn't. Anyone???
Does anyone know a cosmetic dentist who is willing to barter? I'm desperate and will appear in before/after ad
You should try posting a "wanted" ad on http://www.caretotrade.com. It lets you buy, sell, %26amp; trade items %26amp; services with others for free. Someone is bound to respond.
Reply:Actually a 'good' cosmetic dentist doesn't HAVE to advertise!! The ones you see on ads, are usually not that good, and are begging for more clients. It's like the ad for 1-800-DENTIST.. That is nothing but a list of dentists that PAY to get on their call list to get business.. Be careful!!
Reply:what do you offer in exchange?
Reply:I am thinking that you are trying to save money on cosmetic denistry work. Go to http://mybenefitsplus.com/40402607 and hit locate a provider. Look under cosmetic and see if there is a provider in your area. This is an awesome program and can save you lots of money. This is not insurance it is discounted dental benefits. If you need help you can email me at mikenchels@yahoo.com or simply click join to start saving. Plans start at $11.95 per month. You can't beat it!
Reply:Go get your dental work done at a dental school.
Does anyone know a cosmetic dentist who is willing to barter? I'm desperate and will appear in before/after ad
You should try posting a "wanted" ad on http://www.caretotrade.com. It lets you buy, sell, %26amp; trade items %26amp; services with others for free. Someone is bound to respond.
Reply:Actually a 'good' cosmetic dentist doesn't HAVE to advertise!! The ones you see on ads, are usually not that good, and are begging for more clients. It's like the ad for 1-800-DENTIST.. That is nothing but a list of dentists that PAY to get on their call list to get business.. Be careful!!
Reply:what do you offer in exchange?
Reply:I am thinking that you are trying to save money on cosmetic denistry work. Go to http://mybenefitsplus.com/40402607 and hit locate a provider. Look under cosmetic and see if there is a provider in your area. This is an awesome program and can save you lots of money. This is not insurance it is discounted dental benefits. If you need help you can email me at mikenchels@yahoo.com or simply click join to start saving. Plans start at $11.95 per month. You can't beat it!
Reply:Go get your dental work done at a dental school.
Can a person actually be made extremely beautiful through cosmetic surgery?
As we all know, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Not only that, but we have all seen both good cosmetic surgery and botched jobs. Whenever I see pics of good work by cosmetic surgeons, I generally see subtle changes. That is to say, there is an obvious improvement in a person's appearance, but the person still looks like himself/herself. And of course, there are the cases in which people have very obviously had work done and they look like freaks of nature. Is it possible for a person to have a series of cosmetic surgeries and look naturally beautiful afterwards?
Can a person actually be made extremely beautiful through cosmetic surgery?
Hot? yes. Sexy? yes. Beautiful?? not so much.. Beauty takes a lot more than surgery to achieve.
Reply:If not then americas waisted billions...
Reply:A little plastic surgery may fix a flaw you have, but too much makes you look like a surprised fish!!
Reply:You know cosmitic surgery hides natural beauty of girls. you just NEED to exept yourself for who you are!!!!
Can a person actually be made extremely beautiful through cosmetic surgery?
Hot? yes. Sexy? yes. Beautiful?? not so much.. Beauty takes a lot more than surgery to achieve.
Reply:If not then americas waisted billions...
Reply:A little plastic surgery may fix a flaw you have, but too much makes you look like a surprised fish!!
Reply:You know cosmitic surgery hides natural beauty of girls. you just NEED to exept yourself for who you are!!!!
I need travel toiletry, cosmetic & jewelry bag for holiday gift. (Affordable, not designer)?
Looking for a set that contains a toiletry bag, possibly with two zippered compartments that are plastic lined in case of any spills (usually folds in half %26amp; has a handle); matching cosmetic bags, and matching jewelry bag/roll. Looking for something soft sided, a fabric that would be spot washable. The jewelry roll/bag would have a few zippered compartments to securely hold jewelry. I was given a set years ago and I am having a hard time finding anything economical online. Please help!!
I need travel toiletry, cosmetic %26amp; jewelry bag for holiday gift. (Affordable, not designer)?
Target ususally have cute stuff like that
Reply:Target and Walmart always have cute things. You can also try other stores like Ross or TJmax. If you want afforable designer like Sephora, try Ebay. You can always find cute thing that fit your budget on that site.
I need travel toiletry, cosmetic %26amp; jewelry bag for holiday gift. (Affordable, not designer)?
Target ususally have cute stuff like that
Reply:Target and Walmart always have cute things. You can also try other stores like Ross or TJmax. If you want afforable designer like Sephora, try Ebay. You can always find cute thing that fit your budget on that site.
Ok to wear normal cosmetic lens for astigmatism?
My prescription for both eyes if the same : -2.75 x 180 Base Curve 8.5 Diameter 14.5.
I wanted normal cosmetic lens that have an 8.6 Base Curve and 14.0 Diameter. Do you think this is alright? The lens i wanted are here http://www.circlelens2u.com/151_Floral-V...
Ok to wear normal cosmetic lens for astigmatism?
There should be 3 sets of numbers. Is -2.75 in the middle? if so, that is a lot of astigmatism and non-toric lenses won't fit right nor give you good vision. (Ex: -1.00 -2.75 x 180)
Reply:i have an astigmatism, but i wear the acuve oasis which r good for dry eyes and astigmatism. ur eyes r similar to mine on the measurements. my left eye is worse than my right so they made the left one a tighter fit basically so it wldnt move 2 much. if i were u id sample a couple normal pairs then pairs made for ppl with eyes like us to see which works better.
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I wanted normal cosmetic lens that have an 8.6 Base Curve and 14.0 Diameter. Do you think this is alright? The lens i wanted are here http://www.circlelens2u.com/151_Floral-V...
Ok to wear normal cosmetic lens for astigmatism?
There should be 3 sets of numbers. Is -2.75 in the middle? if so, that is a lot of astigmatism and non-toric lenses won't fit right nor give you good vision. (Ex: -1.00 -2.75 x 180)
Reply:i have an astigmatism, but i wear the acuve oasis which r good for dry eyes and astigmatism. ur eyes r similar to mine on the measurements. my left eye is worse than my right so they made the left one a tighter fit basically so it wldnt move 2 much. if i were u id sample a couple normal pairs then pairs made for ppl with eyes like us to see which works better.
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Dermatologist remove moles for cosmetic reasons?
Can they refuse to remove moles just for cosmetic reasons?
Dermatologist remove moles for cosmetic reasons?
I'm not sure how much it costs, but you can get any mole removed that you want to. I had one that bothered me when I was younger and I went and got it removed and my insurance paid for it. If it is bothering you definitely get it removed! If you don't have insurance then call a dermatologist in your area and ask them how much it would be or how you would go about doing it. Good luck.
Dermatologist remove moles for cosmetic reasons?
I'm not sure how much it costs, but you can get any mole removed that you want to. I had one that bothered me when I was younger and I went and got it removed and my insurance paid for it. If it is bothering you definitely get it removed! If you don't have insurance then call a dermatologist in your area and ask them how much it would be or how you would go about doing it. Good luck.
Asked if I had cosmetic surgery?
I have recently been to a family reunion, and right in front of about 15 people, one of my relatives asked me, 'So have you ever had cosmetic surgery before?' Suddenly, you could have heard a pin drop as everyone was waiting to hear how I would respond. I wanted to crawl into a hole. I just said ' well, that's kind of a rather personal question.' And then they said, 'You're rather defensive. So...if you didn't.....you would say no...so obviously you did. Gee!! Does anyone have any suggestions on how to answer a question like this without sounding offended or letting them assume that since you don't want to answer, you obviously did?
Asked if I had cosmetic surgery?
I like to turn situations like that back on the person asking by saying, "Why do you ask?"
Asking this might be embarrass the other person enough to shut them up, and if not, you get the opportunity to change the direction of the conversation.
Reply:Ask if they would like your surgeons name as they clearly need it!
Reply:well that was extremly rude of that person..instead of saying its personal (which makes it seem like you did) simply say no..but they did a great job on you LOL
Reply:Say None of your business.
Reply:I would just look at them and say "of course not, I'm fortunate enough not to need it!" and then immediately say, "why do you ask, do you need the name of a good surgeon?"
Reply:I agree that "why do you ask?' is a good response...
Just being forthright about it might be best, if it's obvious you had it. When you get plastic surgery, it's to look different, so if you look different, it's kind of unrealistic to expect people not to notice.
"yes, I'm very pleased with the results, thanks for noticing" would also be an appropriate response, not cagey, and not unkind, even though the question does seem rude...
Reply:There are two answers - one is the one you gave, that it's a personal question. The other is to say, "Thank you! It's nice to know that I look as though I've been enhanced - even if I haven't."
Reply:I think the person asking that question made a fool out of him/herself, not you. I can' t believe how rude that was!! I think you handled the situation perfectly.
Reply:Since they only asked if you EVER had it done not IF you had it done, I don't find that to be an issue. You smile and say thanks for thinking I did but no, this is just me aging well. You acted insulted and defensive for absolutely no reason and you could have handled it with so much more aplomb. Instead of taking it as an insult or too personal just be polite and take it as a compliment.
Asked if I had cosmetic surgery?
I like to turn situations like that back on the person asking by saying, "Why do you ask?"
Asking this might be embarrass the other person enough to shut them up, and if not, you get the opportunity to change the direction of the conversation.
Reply:Ask if they would like your surgeons name as they clearly need it!
Reply:well that was extremly rude of that person..instead of saying its personal (which makes it seem like you did) simply say no..but they did a great job on you LOL
Reply:Say None of your business.
Reply:I would just look at them and say "of course not, I'm fortunate enough not to need it!" and then immediately say, "why do you ask, do you need the name of a good surgeon?"
Reply:I agree that "why do you ask?' is a good response...
Just being forthright about it might be best, if it's obvious you had it. When you get plastic surgery, it's to look different, so if you look different, it's kind of unrealistic to expect people not to notice.
"yes, I'm very pleased with the results, thanks for noticing" would also be an appropriate response, not cagey, and not unkind, even though the question does seem rude...
Reply:There are two answers - one is the one you gave, that it's a personal question. The other is to say, "Thank you! It's nice to know that I look as though I've been enhanced - even if I haven't."
Reply:I think the person asking that question made a fool out of him/herself, not you. I can' t believe how rude that was!! I think you handled the situation perfectly.
Reply:Since they only asked if you EVER had it done not IF you had it done, I don't find that to be an issue. You smile and say thanks for thinking I did but no, this is just me aging well. You acted insulted and defensive for absolutely no reason and you could have handled it with so much more aplomb. Instead of taking it as an insult or too personal just be polite and take it as a compliment.
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