Archive for 'Cosmetic Imperfections'
Gynaecomastia: What is it and is there a cure?
Posted on 15. Mar, 2013 by Isabella Franklin.
Written by Isabella Franklin Gynaecomastia is the overgrowth of male breast tissue. It can cause man boobs (or ‘moobs’) to form and is a somewhat embarrassing condition – so let’s find out more. What causes gynaecomastia? Gynaecomastia is often caused by a hormonal imbalance in the body – particularly a drop in testosterone and a [...]
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Guest Post – Natural Ways to Make Your Breasts Larger and Healthier
Posted on 25. Feb, 2013 by CSG.
Sierra is a freelance writer who loves writing about fashion and beauty. Catch up on Sierra on her Ocean Dreams blog. If you have a smaller bust and would like your breasts to become larger or at least appear larger, there are many natural ways to achieve this as opposed to getting surgery. Surgery may seem appealing [...]
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Five non-surgical treatments for men
Posted on 05. Feb, 2013 by Isabella Franklin.
Written by Isabella Franklin Contrary to popular belief, non-surgical procedures are for men – as well as women. They can help you prepare for a big date or a night on the town and are available at clinics across the UK. Here are five of the best: Laser hair removal Do you suffer from a [...]
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Embarrassing body issues – and how to deal with them
Posted on 07. Jan, 2013 by CSG.
If you’ve got an embarrassing condition, don’t suffer in silence! Visit your doctor and see if they can help! There are procedures and treatments available for a wide range of ailments, so take action and improve your confidence. Here are just some of the issues that can be cured: Excess hair Believe it or not, [...]
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What is umbilicoplasty?
Posted on 31. Jul, 2012 by CSG.
These days there’s no body part too big or small, too major or minor, to be treated with cosmetic surgery. One type of surgery that has grown in popularity in the western world over the past few years is umbilicoplasty, a procedure which corrects the appearance of a person’s belly button. We’ve all got one, [...]
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Guest Post – Makeup Tricks | Facelift Without Surgery
Posted on 16. Jul, 2012 by CSG.
Kathryne is the owner and author of thefabzilla.com, a blog about beauty, DIY and lifestyle. She lives in the island of Oahu, Hawaii. Outside blogosphere, she’s a licensed healthcare professional by trade, a jewelry artisan on the side, a dog mama to a smart English cocker spaniel, and a domestic diva to a man who [...]
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Guest Post – Men under the knife: A look at the growing trend in male Cosmetic Surgery
Posted on 11. Jul, 2012 by CSG.
Cosmetic Surgery & the Modern Man Today’s modern man, often known as the ‘metrosexual’ man, no longer needs to hide the fact that he cares about his appearance. Where, once upon a time, cosmetic surgery only ever applied to women, an increasing number of men are now going under the knife in order to achieve [...]
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Five things you didn’t know about breasts
Posted on 19. Jun, 2012 by CSG.
Whatever you call them – boobs, knockers, bangers, jugs, melons – breasts seem to be everywhere these days. They’re on the cover of magazines; they’re inside newspapers and are usually wobbling around in films. Boobs jobs are increasingly popular and breast enlargement creams are flying off the shelves, but what do we really know about [...]
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Guest Post: How to dress your body type
Posted on 14. May, 2012 by CSG.
Forget apple, pear, and hourglass shapes. In my mind, there are only two body types in this world: While it is possible to enhance your appearance by picking the right clothes, the key to really looking–and feeling–your best is being confident about yourself and your body. Unfortunately, there’s no secret formula for instant body [...]
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University introduces cosmetic surgery degree
Posted on 10. May, 2012 by CSG.
A new cosmetic surgery degree will begin at the Anglia Ruskin University in September 2012. The course is open to all accredited plastic surgeons based in the UK and overseas plastic surgeons will be able to apply for the MSc from 2012. The UK-based University hopes to put an end to “have-a-go surgeons” and wants [...]
