Archive for 'Cosmetic Imperfections'
Spider Webs of the Legs: Spider Veins Can be Treated
Posted on 20. Aug, 2009.
Chances are you have seen someone with spider veins, or you have them yourself. Most women suffer from the problem to varying degrees. You may wonder though, just what causes the little annoyances? If you suffer from them, then you may also wonder: can they be treated?
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Understanding the Uses of Collagen Tablets
Posted on 13. Aug, 2009.
Collagen has become well known as the injection that helps women have fuller and thicker lips, but there are actually many uses for the substance. Collagen tablets have become a popular supplement to help with many things.
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Eyelash Transplants
Posted on 12. Aug, 2009.
After centuries of wishing for longer lashes and eventually reconciling themselves to the use of artificial eyelashes and mascara, the women of the world have finally found a way to have longer, fuller lashes naturally. As Transform Cosmetic Surgery reported this week, women have discovered the wonders of eyelash transplants!
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Varicose Veins: The Unsightly Truth and the Easy Solution
Posted on 25. Jul, 2009.
Anyone who has varicose veins can tell you very quickly what they are. If you are a sufferer, then you are about to hear a description with which you are all too familiar. For people who do not suffer from varicose veins, here is a basic definition.
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Restalyne: Everything you need to know
Posted on 15. Jul, 2009.
There are things which can’t be covered by any amount of makeup, particularly ageing lines and dull skin. You might think of anti ageing creams but these creams can only provide you a better outside surface without even touching the facial lines which are rooted much deeper in the skin. The best option to remove these lines and to rejuvenate your looks is restylane. Restylane gives a beauty lift naturally as it restores the skin’s volume, softens it and revitalizes the appearance. Restylane is an FDA approved cosmetic product. It composes of hyaluronic acid, which is found in the youthful skin and begins to fade with the increasing age. The main constituent of restylane is Non-Animal Stabilized Hyaluronic Acid or more commonly known as NASHA.
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Jenny Lee – The Plastic Surgery Addict
Posted on 13. Jul, 2009.
Jenny Lee Burton is the 21st century’s answer to Barbie. She is beautiful, blonde and is slowly becoming 100% plastic.

However, Jenny was not always non-biodegradable. In fact, once upon a time, she was the all American girl next door. She was even voted Most Beautiful Girl by her classmates at one point. But like all teenage girls before her, Jenny Lee had a dream. Her dream was to be the most beautiful girl in the world! (Read more about her here)

But, unlike most girls with the same dream, who merely work out, learn how to expertly apply their make-up or dream of being Miss America, Jenny decided to cut to the chase and have her plastic surgeon moonlight as her fairy godmother and give her all her hearts desires, which included a nose that resembled Michael Jackson, lips that had the same pucker as Angelina Jolie’s, Jennifer Aniston’s’ jaw line, Jennifer Lopez’ profile and of course a Double D sized bust line.
Jenny’s plastic surgery romance began at around the age of 20, when her husband at the time would mock her, saying that her breasts were too small and her nose was not shaped right. The constant barrage of insults made Jenny want to change those parts of her body that her husband disliked so much. She had breast implants put in to please her husband, except, the implants got Jenny a lot more attention around town. Her husband soon became jealous of the extra attention Jenny was getting and started insulting her because she had put in implants.

Within a year and a half of her surgery, Jenny’s left implant slipped out and she had to revisit her plastic surgeon to have both implants taken out and replaced. This visit, for all intents and purposes, marks the beginning of Jenny’s modifications to her body. While there to get new implants, Jenny also had a full body liposuction and rhinoplasty done. All of her procedures at the time were still a result of being told by her husband that she was overweight and that her nose was too big.
This set a seed in Jenny’s mind, which grew into a need to constantly improve on her body. No procedure was ever good enough to be the last and no body part was good enough to be left alone.
In her early thirties today, a mother of two and married for the second time, Jenny has undergone 44 plastic surgery related procedures so far, including four rhinoplasty related surgeries, three breast enlargement procedures, liposuction on her hips, arms, stomach, thighs, knees and various other parts of her body, a complete body lift and, of course, botox. On an average, Jenny has spent around $100,000 on her obsession with plastic surgery. (Read more here)

Sadly, not all of her plastic surgery procedures work like a charm, all the time. One of her rhinoplasties resulted in one of her nostrils collapsing, and to this day, Jenny claims she cannot breathe through her nose like most people. There are days, she says, when she has to use cotton swabs to clear her nasal passage, to breathe better. Not doing this can cause nosebleeds and other adverse reactions. Jenny also had complications from a lip implant when the implant in her left lip ripped open, leaving her lower lip crooked.

Jenny is constantly quizzed on her need to modify and tweak her body in keeping with those of celebrities and why she cannot see that she is a beautiful woman in her own right and doesn’t need to go under the knife. In fact, it was these questions and these issues that saw Jenny appear twice on the Oprah Winfrey show (see video) and once on Larry King Live (read transcript).
The first Oprah show, which Jenny was a part of, was centred on a disorder called Body Dismorphic Disorder (BDD) that has been affecting people all across the world for some time now. Studies into the disorder indicate that BDD surfaces in the teenage years of most of the people affected by it, and gradually goes from being a general dislike of a certain aspect of their body to an obsession with the way they look and believing that they do not look like other people.

Jenny is a textbook case of someone who sees themselves as being flawed and sometimes, downright ugly. How people with BDD deal with their condition varies from individual to individual. Some hide away within the walls of their home and leave home only under the most extreme circumstances. Some pick elements of their body that they feel are flawed and decide to change them with plastic surgery to be in line with the looks of someone who the world thinks is beautiful. This is clearly the side of the coin that Jenny Lee has chosen, with her modifying different parts of her body to look like Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Lopez.
When asked by Larry King if she ever planned on stopping modifying the way she looked, Jenny replied that she didn’t believe she would ever stop going under the knife, because she liked the way it made her feel.

Her plastic surgeon, who has been responsible for all her procedures to date and who has not been named, has received a lot of flak from fellow plastic surgeons and the public for encouraging Jenny’s Body Dismorphic Disorder and continuing to nip and tuck as and when Jenny requests it.
When asked what her family and friends think of her plastic surgery addiction and what she is doing to her body, Jenny states that she is not the type of person to ask anyone’s opinion when it comes to what she does with her life and that her family know that, ultimately, it is her life to do with as she pleases.
Jenny aspires to be an actress, and thanks to her plastic surgery obsession, has received a lot of free publicity via talk shows like Oprah and Larry King Live. She has done a bit of modelling and acting over the years as well. See a slideshow of her pictures here.
Read more about Jenny Lee here, here, here and here.
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Cosmetic Surgery For Dogs
Posted on 25. Jun, 2009.
Cosmetic surgery for dogs – the new craze amongst wives of Russian Oligarchs
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10 Types of popular unnecessary plastic surgery include:
1. Feline De-Clawing

What happens if Kitty starts scratching at your $45,000 hand bag?
Forget the time and effort required to train kitty, just take your feline friend down to your friendly cosmetic surgeon.
Feline de-clawing has sometimes been aptly named a “series of amputations.” Every last bone on your feline friends claw toes are removed (including the nerves, muscles and tendons.)
It might hurt but now your furry friend can cause no more damage to your designer hand bags.
2. Testicular Implants

Now an oligarchs guard dog can be neutered without the inevitable drop in macho image due to his lack of cojones.
Neuticles are implanted during the neutering operation and look exactly like the real thing.
“He licks them like they’re real, and I can tell he would rather have them than nothing,” says Ryan.
At $400 a pair these plastic testicles don’t come cheap.
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3. Canine Tail Docking
In order to improve the beauty of some dogs, the end of their tail is chopped off. Most countries have now decided to ban tail docking but it is still legal in the oligarch homeland of Russia.
4. Canine Nose Job:

Surgery is at hand if your Bulldog is getting bullied about his big nose or more importantly is having congenital breathing problems. Nose jobs help can help your bulldog breath more clearly and it may even help their self esteem.
5. Doggy Breast Reduction.

Some Bitches can have such floppy bosom following pregnancy that reduction via surgery is the only option. I am still wondering if doggy breast enlargement exists but I don’t fancy entering the dark world of bestiality.
6. Ear Straightening

Whilst not a particularly common problem in humans, the problem of ear dropping affects dogs worldwide. Dr Edgard Brito was the first plastic surgeon to successfully complete this treatment.
His patient Bruto (see picture) had one ear that drooped which meant the end of his show dog career. By injecting Bruto’s ear with Restylane (used in humans for wrinkle removal), Dr Brito was able to restore Bruto’s ear to its non-droopy state.
7. Dog Face Lift

There are some cases of cosmetic surgery for dogs that are not just to improve appearance. Due to intense breeding, some breeds such as bulldogs have so many skin folds that it can lead to infection and discomfort.
Most cosmetic skin fold surgery is around the eyes, tails, lips and vaginal area.
8. Eye Replacement

If Bruno loses his eye don’t settle for a doggy eye patch. For $2000 you could get your pooch a Terminator eye that would send shiver down the spine of would be intruders
9.Removing Red Panties

Did Bruno just eat a pair of red panties? Don’t despair help is at hand.
Dr Michael Pavletic of Boston Angell Animal Medical Shelter told reporters that he recently extracted the pair of red knickers from the a dogs abdomen (the panties did not belong to the owner.)
10. Doggy Braces

Normally if your dog cracks his teeth, you just get them removed. With money no object, the option of dog braces is no longer ludicrous.
I wonder if a savage Rottweiler with lime green braces would still strike fear into would-be intruders?
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What is Cystic Acne and How Can It Be Treated?
Posted on 04. Jun, 2009.
Cystic acne is the most severe and painful form of acne. This condition is characterized by soft, fluid filled lumps beneath the skin that are often painful. This condition is more common in males, particularly teenagers and young men.
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What Causes Skin Wrinkles?
Posted on 01. Jun, 2009.
As we age, wrinkles become an inevitable part of life. As we grow up, however, we are told that many different things cause wrinkles. It can be hard to know what is fact and what is fiction, so the next few paragraphs are devoted to helping you understand just what wrinkles really are as well as what causes them.
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Male Gynecomastia and Surgical Treatment Options
Posted on 11. May, 2009.
Gynecomastia is another term for enlargement of the breast tissue in males. The condition is caused when fatty tissues swell in the chest. It can occur on one or both sides of the chest and can be related to diet, testosterone levels, or a side effect of some medications.

