Has anyone ever had any plastic/cosmetic surgery they can give advice on? In particular, tummy tuck, liposuction, and/or breast implants. Stories of the experience (the surgery itself, the doctor, the procedure, after/healing, after/done healing) would be great!
Cosmetic Surgery?
I haven had any first hand experience but you may wish to read the interesting articles at http://cosmetic-surgery.my-fashion-house... which gives a lot of valuable information on the different types of cosmetic surgical procedures( such as liposuction or breast implants), their costs, recovery after the surgery and many others.
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Reply:any surgery is bad surgery :)
just be natural
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Cosmetic surgery to hide dimple on chin?
I have a weirdly shaped chin and was trying to find out what sort of procedures may help my appearance. My chin receeds slightly. It is weirdly shaped because I have a pretty deep dimple and so it looks as if my chin is a doughnut of flesh with eveything around it receeding. Whats more is that it is not quite symetrical either. I also have a double chin that appears quite easily depending on the position of my head/jaw/neck, which is weird since i'm a very skinny girl, I should have a better defined jawline.
What type of cosmetic surgery could correct this and give me a smooth chin and bring balance to my face.
Would an implant or injections do the trick???
Please, I don't care about your "plastic surgery is a waste of money" or "learn to accept yourself" comments. This is a serious question, I only want serious answers. Thanks!
Cosmetic surgery to hide dimple on chin?
u say "DON'T say LEARN TO ACCEPT URSELF", yet ppl STILL say it. what's wrong with u all?
the best answer i culd come up with (sry, im no expert on this): dimples are usually sought after by many girls because they are adorable! when you smile, but in ur case it has to do with a receeding chin, so yes, cosmetic surgery might be needed. i suggest consulting with your doctor or a local surgeon about ur case; most likely they can help u a lot better than we can (plastic surgeon- anyone out there?)
next time, though, picture might help!
goodluck!
Reply:YOUR PER-OBLEM
Reply:plastic surgery is a waste of money, learn to accept yourself.
What type of cosmetic surgery could correct this and give me a smooth chin and bring balance to my face.
Would an implant or injections do the trick???
Please, I don't care about your "plastic surgery is a waste of money" or "learn to accept yourself" comments. This is a serious question, I only want serious answers. Thanks!
Cosmetic surgery to hide dimple on chin?
u say "DON'T say LEARN TO ACCEPT URSELF", yet ppl STILL say it. what's wrong with u all?
the best answer i culd come up with (sry, im no expert on this): dimples are usually sought after by many girls because they are adorable! when you smile, but in ur case it has to do with a receeding chin, so yes, cosmetic surgery might be needed. i suggest consulting with your doctor or a local surgeon about ur case; most likely they can help u a lot better than we can (plastic surgeon- anyone out there?)
next time, though, picture might help!
goodluck!
Reply:YOUR PER-OBLEM
Reply:plastic surgery is a waste of money, learn to accept yourself.
Cosmetic surgery?!?
do you think cosmetic surgery is a good or bad thing? why?
Cosmetic surgery?!?
I think it is a good thing. It's not all boob and noise jobs they also help people who have clif lips and have had breast cancer and has had to have their breast removed, by getting implants may make her feel more like normal.
Reply:I think it is different for every person. You need to look at why you are doing it. Can you afford it. Don't do it for anyone but yourself. Always check your surgeons credentials as well. Good health.
Reply:It is bad because you are just forcing yourself to be in pain and you will not look different after it!
Cosmetic surgery?!?
I think it is a good thing. It's not all boob and noise jobs they also help people who have clif lips and have had breast cancer and has had to have their breast removed, by getting implants may make her feel more like normal.
Reply:I think it is different for every person. You need to look at why you are doing it. Can you afford it. Don't do it for anyone but yourself. Always check your surgeons credentials as well. Good health.
Reply:It is bad because you are just forcing yourself to be in pain and you will not look different after it!
Cosmetic Surgery?
How do you pay for cosmetic surgery? Do some doctors allow you to pay on a payment plan or do you put it on a credit card .....???
Cosmetic Surgery?
first you have to find a doctor that you want the procedure done with. after that, you have to see if they have a company that does thier financing. then you make the decision if the interest rate is higher on the loan they want to give you for the procedure or the credit card interest rate....also, a few surgeons offer discount if you pay in full /cash before your surgery date, which is the incentive to get the cash on your own. most doctors don't set up a payment plan, but the finance company sets the payment for you. make sure though that the company is legit, and more importantly the surgeon is paid by the company before your procedure(s).....good luck on your surgery!!!
Reply:You can do it anyway you want.
Reply:don't go for it unless you really want to. it's expensive
Reply:No. People get weirded out from it, keep your natural look and dont do it. Its a big waste of money and your basically changing everything about you.
Reply:That's how I'm doing it ( by payment plan) I'm a male and I'm going for gynecomastia surgery. Only do it if YOU really want it, don't let other people pressure you into it. In my case I have wanted this done for years.
Reply:I'm not sure how the payment plans work with cosmetic surgery, but please do make sure that the doctor has the right credentials. I believe that dr's that are board certified in plastic surgery are supposed to have passed a national certification test to prove competency. It seems that almost any dr can claim that they are a cosmetic surgeon. Good luck
P.S. I just wanted to reiterate what someone else said about really giving your going thru with cosmetic surgery a great deal of more thought. The results can and will be permanent and one can have complications or have mishaps occur with even the most competent dr. Just a precautionary ;)
Reply:Most legit plastic/cosmetic surgeons have an account with CareCredit which is credit card supplied by GECC (GECC supplies credit cards for dept stores, furniture stores, etc in that store's name). Carecredit offers plans which would be like a car or mortgage payment where you pay X amount per month. If the cosmetic or plastic surgeon you are seeing does not have affiliations with them then they may not be as legit as you think.
Reply:I just took out a personal loan with a low interest rate. I've only ever paid for surgery on a credit card once and the interest was ridiculous, I wouldn't recommend it.
Take care : )
Reply:yes, it is common for board certified plastic surgeons to accept credit cards, and some would have tie ups with financing companies.
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Cosmetic Surgery?
first you have to find a doctor that you want the procedure done with. after that, you have to see if they have a company that does thier financing. then you make the decision if the interest rate is higher on the loan they want to give you for the procedure or the credit card interest rate....also, a few surgeons offer discount if you pay in full /cash before your surgery date, which is the incentive to get the cash on your own. most doctors don't set up a payment plan, but the finance company sets the payment for you. make sure though that the company is legit, and more importantly the surgeon is paid by the company before your procedure(s).....good luck on your surgery!!!
Reply:You can do it anyway you want.
Reply:don't go for it unless you really want to. it's expensive
Reply:No. People get weirded out from it, keep your natural look and dont do it. Its a big waste of money and your basically changing everything about you.
Reply:That's how I'm doing it ( by payment plan) I'm a male and I'm going for gynecomastia surgery. Only do it if YOU really want it, don't let other people pressure you into it. In my case I have wanted this done for years.
Reply:I'm not sure how the payment plans work with cosmetic surgery, but please do make sure that the doctor has the right credentials. I believe that dr's that are board certified in plastic surgery are supposed to have passed a national certification test to prove competency. It seems that almost any dr can claim that they are a cosmetic surgeon. Good luck
P.S. I just wanted to reiterate what someone else said about really giving your going thru with cosmetic surgery a great deal of more thought. The results can and will be permanent and one can have complications or have mishaps occur with even the most competent dr. Just a precautionary ;)
Reply:Most legit plastic/cosmetic surgeons have an account with CareCredit which is credit card supplied by GECC (GECC supplies credit cards for dept stores, furniture stores, etc in that store's name). Carecredit offers plans which would be like a car or mortgage payment where you pay X amount per month. If the cosmetic or plastic surgeon you are seeing does not have affiliations with them then they may not be as legit as you think.
Reply:I just took out a personal loan with a low interest rate. I've only ever paid for surgery on a credit card once and the interest was ridiculous, I wouldn't recommend it.
Take care : )
Reply:yes, it is common for board certified plastic surgeons to accept credit cards, and some would have tie ups with financing companies.
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Cosmetic companies in KL??
Do you know if there are any cosmetic companies in KL? Like Headquarters, such as Dior or Lancome? not retail outlets though..
Cosmetic companies in KL??
I hope this helps you Sweety:
http://www.eguide.com.my/brand-808-chris...
If you dont want to buy their product I presume you are looking for a job there?
Reply:I have seen a cosmetic company name Avon alongside Federal Highway. If you are travelling from Subang towards Bangsar, Avon would be on the left hand side, somewhat nearby Cycle and Carriage show house,in a purple colour building.
Hope it helps.
Reply:As far to my knowledge, HQ's for Cosmetics and perfume will be
-Bluebell (M) sDN Bhd at Menara Sabre in Kuala Lumpur
+6 03 20725871
- Excellent Combination Sdn Bhd at MAS Building in Kuala Lumpur tel : + 603 21446855
Cosmetic companies in KL??
I hope this helps you Sweety:
http://www.eguide.com.my/brand-808-chris...
If you dont want to buy their product I presume you are looking for a job there?
Reply:I have seen a cosmetic company name Avon alongside Federal Highway. If you are travelling from Subang towards Bangsar, Avon would be on the left hand side, somewhat nearby Cycle and Carriage show house,in a purple colour building.
Hope it helps.
Reply:As far to my knowledge, HQ's for Cosmetics and perfume will be
-Bluebell (M) sDN Bhd at Menara Sabre in Kuala Lumpur
+6 03 20725871
- Excellent Combination Sdn Bhd at MAS Building in Kuala Lumpur tel : + 603 21446855
Cosmetic Surgery!!?
Has anyone had cosmetic surgery @ the Harley Medical Group in London?
What ever surgery you have had- how were your experiences!?
Cosmetic Surgery!!?
I haven't and personally wouldn't recommend one for any one unless its reconstruction procedure.
In case of anything the procedure may be irreversible
Reply:no I'm happy with what my parents created.
if you were meant to be different you would have been born like it !
Reply:Hi I had surgery on my breasts four months ago and I feel fantastic . I was bearly an a cup and now a d I don't regret getting it done it was the best thing I done to boost my confidence and i would do it again when i get older. I have 3 children and I am 28. I would say go for it if thats what you really want you only live once and if you have a way of making yourself happier than you are well why not.
Reply:Plastic surgery is very popular here in Tinsel Town (Hollywood/Los Angeles). In fact, it's a major industry in and of itself!
Just be sure you really NEED this and that it's not just something you WANT! My Father's law practice was quite busy with botched plastic surgeries, but methods have been perfected over the years. I have walked several girlfriends through breast implants and breast reductions. It is no picnic, no matter what the Surgeons may tell you. It is a double edged sword..no pun intended. Research, research, research before you jump.
The worst thing about it, even if your surgery is successful and you don't mind the initial expense, pain and suffering, is that it is never a one time thing. Because your body is in a constant state of CHANGE (every seven years every single cell in your body is replaced) whatever surgical changes you make now will not remain the same. If you are really serious about changing your body to your liking, you have to repeat the surgery about every five years! It's a process that never ends! That's a lot of time, money and suffering to invest and endure!
Please, I'm not judging you at all, I just want you to be really clear about what you are up against. Our Space Suits (our physical bodies) are very pliable, and can be modified through many techniques (diet and exercise, etc.) but they have a guaranteed shelf life.
Every girlfriend that I helped walk through their plastic surgeries found that it changed their lives to the point that two of them were divorced by their husbands and the other two had their boyfriends walk out on them. They just weren't psychlogically ready for the "new" them! They just had to "flaunt" their new breasts which led to uncontrollable infidelity and tragedy! My friends were also embarassed that their new breasts didn't look "natural" (they never do) or feel quite "right" to the touch. A boob job can be detected right off because real breasts start at the colar bone, they are not just two halfs of a ball that are "stuck" on below the colar bone!
It's a major commitment you are considering. Take the time to look carefully at all the possible consequences. Be sure that this is something YOU want and need and not something your boyfriend "thinks" he wants.
I don't know WHAT type of plastic surgery you are considering, but if it's breast enhancement I have to tell you something about being "endowed" in that department: I have always been "endowed!" It's not what you might think! My first bra was a B cup, and now is a DD! Most men don't really appreciate it as much as you might think. Even though I have been a photography model, actress, etc., I can't tell you how many times I have heard men say, "It's not the size of the breast that counts, it's the quality of the nipple!" Clothes don't fit right off the hanger. Everything has to be tailored, it's frustrating and expensive (it has taken the "fun" out of going shopping with my friends, they pick anything right off he rack and it looks great, and I can't) and the toll on your back is terrible! It's a non-stop battle with sore shoulders from chafing bra straps! I have what so many men think they want in their women, and I wish I could afford a breast reduction! Try walking around in a DD cup bra with two water balloons held in place for about a week, sleeping with them, etc. You can't sleep on your stomach at all! You will be very surprised at how your outlook will change.
Good luck to you, stacey, I hope you come to terms with your decision, whatever it is.
What ever surgery you have had- how were your experiences!?
Cosmetic Surgery!!?
I haven't and personally wouldn't recommend one for any one unless its reconstruction procedure.
In case of anything the procedure may be irreversible
Reply:no I'm happy with what my parents created.
if you were meant to be different you would have been born like it !
Reply:Hi I had surgery on my breasts four months ago and I feel fantastic . I was bearly an a cup and now a d I don't regret getting it done it was the best thing I done to boost my confidence and i would do it again when i get older. I have 3 children and I am 28. I would say go for it if thats what you really want you only live once and if you have a way of making yourself happier than you are well why not.
Reply:Plastic surgery is very popular here in Tinsel Town (Hollywood/Los Angeles). In fact, it's a major industry in and of itself!
Just be sure you really NEED this and that it's not just something you WANT! My Father's law practice was quite busy with botched plastic surgeries, but methods have been perfected over the years. I have walked several girlfriends through breast implants and breast reductions. It is no picnic, no matter what the Surgeons may tell you. It is a double edged sword..no pun intended. Research, research, research before you jump.
The worst thing about it, even if your surgery is successful and you don't mind the initial expense, pain and suffering, is that it is never a one time thing. Because your body is in a constant state of CHANGE (every seven years every single cell in your body is replaced) whatever surgical changes you make now will not remain the same. If you are really serious about changing your body to your liking, you have to repeat the surgery about every five years! It's a process that never ends! That's a lot of time, money and suffering to invest and endure!
Please, I'm not judging you at all, I just want you to be really clear about what you are up against. Our Space Suits (our physical bodies) are very pliable, and can be modified through many techniques (diet and exercise, etc.) but they have a guaranteed shelf life.
Every girlfriend that I helped walk through their plastic surgeries found that it changed their lives to the point that two of them were divorced by their husbands and the other two had their boyfriends walk out on them. They just weren't psychlogically ready for the "new" them! They just had to "flaunt" their new breasts which led to uncontrollable infidelity and tragedy! My friends were also embarassed that their new breasts didn't look "natural" (they never do) or feel quite "right" to the touch. A boob job can be detected right off because real breasts start at the colar bone, they are not just two halfs of a ball that are "stuck" on below the colar bone!
It's a major commitment you are considering. Take the time to look carefully at all the possible consequences. Be sure that this is something YOU want and need and not something your boyfriend "thinks" he wants.
I don't know WHAT type of plastic surgery you are considering, but if it's breast enhancement I have to tell you something about being "endowed" in that department: I have always been "endowed!" It's not what you might think! My first bra was a B cup, and now is a DD! Most men don't really appreciate it as much as you might think. Even though I have been a photography model, actress, etc., I can't tell you how many times I have heard men say, "It's not the size of the breast that counts, it's the quality of the nipple!" Clothes don't fit right off the hanger. Everything has to be tailored, it's frustrating and expensive (it has taken the "fun" out of going shopping with my friends, they pick anything right off he rack and it looks great, and I can't) and the toll on your back is terrible! It's a non-stop battle with sore shoulders from chafing bra straps! I have what so many men think they want in their women, and I wish I could afford a breast reduction! Try walking around in a DD cup bra with two water balloons held in place for about a week, sleeping with them, etc. You can't sleep on your stomach at all! You will be very surprised at how your outlook will change.
Good luck to you, stacey, I hope you come to terms with your decision, whatever it is.
Cosmetic Surgery?
Hello just a quick question about cosmetic surgery.
Basically when you go in for say a boob job or breast reduction, is it still the same as a operation for your health. As in do they still stick one of them thing's into your hand, like they would if you was going for a health operation.
The thing I am talking about is something that puts fluide in your body, and what not.
Thanks to anyone that know's.
Cosmetic Surgery?
If it's the IV or Intravenous tube, then I would say yes they do.
A breast reduction is a major surgery and they need the IV for a number of reasons including giving you anesthesia, pain control, and fluids. These days it's almost a given that you'll get an IV if you're going into the hospital for almost any kind of procedure. I know, my wife is in there right now with one in her hand...
Reply:Yes, you undergo a general anaethsetic.
Reply:yes they do it needs to be there in case of emergency they may put a double one in, if in doubt about anything ask your doctor.
Basically when you go in for say a boob job or breast reduction, is it still the same as a operation for your health. As in do they still stick one of them thing's into your hand, like they would if you was going for a health operation.
The thing I am talking about is something that puts fluide in your body, and what not.
Thanks to anyone that know's.
Cosmetic Surgery?
If it's the IV or Intravenous tube, then I would say yes they do.
A breast reduction is a major surgery and they need the IV for a number of reasons including giving you anesthesia, pain control, and fluids. These days it's almost a given that you'll get an IV if you're going into the hospital for almost any kind of procedure. I know, my wife is in there right now with one in her hand...
Reply:Yes, you undergo a general anaethsetic.
Reply:yes they do it needs to be there in case of emergency they may put a double one in, if in doubt about anything ask your doctor.
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