Face Plastic Surgery

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SNSD are guests in ιитιмαтє иσтє episode 40 aired on the august 28th~
A really really funny episode..must watch!!!! ^-^

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South Korea plastic surgery

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http://www.thehospitalgroup.org Here we see a facelift operation cut down to a short 60 second sample. We see the patient receiving their anaesthesia before the operation as well as a recording of the actual procedure itself with a variety of close up shots. At the end we are shown the remarkable transformation through pictures taken before and after the operation.

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Adam and the Ants - Plastic Surgery (film version)

[from Digital Tenderness DVD]

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Atlas of Cosmetic Surgery with DVD, 2nd Edition

Edited by Michael S. Kaminer, MD, Kenneth A. Arndt, MD, Jeffrey S. Dover, MD, FRCPC, Thomas E. Rohrer, MD and Christopher B. Zachary, MD

This comprehensive, practical, and richly illustrated atlas covers a broad range of both surgical and medical aspects of cosmetic dermatology, including laser resurfacing, chemical peels, restylane, blepharoplasty and face lifts, hair transplantation, hair removal, Botex and so much more.

Dr. Kaminer along with an esteemed team of respected leaders in dermatology, oculoplastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, anesthesiology, and ophthalmology provide in-depth descriptions of todays most widely used techniques.
Every nuance of every procedure is clearly defined with more than 700 full-color crisp illustrations and high-quality clinical photographs. Best of all, this outstanding referebce includes a DVD containing 60 step-by-step videos demonstrating exactly how to proceed and what outcomes you can expect.

http://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/product.jsp?isbn=9781416036623&dmnum=94453

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When going under the knife for anti-aging facial surgery, there are two separate issues to consider - skin quality and excess skin quantity.

While the quality of the skin can be assisted to some extent (reports vary as to how much) with non-invasive treatments such as skin products, laser and botox, excesses of loose skin coupled with gravitational aging conditions such as sagging jowls do require surgery.

Instead of going for ‘the works’ as in a full face lift, many patients today are opting for short scar options (known as ‘ponytail friendly’ as the scarring is not obvious even when the patient wears their hair pulled back afterwards).

A well-known New York plastic surgeon says in regard to the mini-face lift procedure, “Aside from the shorter scar, there’s no wind-tunnel look because we work on the deeper layers and reposition the fat and muscles, so the result is more natural.”

Another less-invasive option is the ‘mid-face lift’. However it is not recommended because it is often done through lower-eyelid incisions and can cause a noticeable, unwanted change in eye shape.

So what is the short-scar face lift?

The surgeon makes incisions at the hairline and around the ears and vertically lifts the fat, muscles and skin. The result is elevation of the skin and support of both skin and underlying tissue and muscles, especially in the mid face and jowls areas.

The procedure is usually done under local anaesthetic and is not longer than 90 minutes. You can expect some discomfort for the first day, which can be alleviated with painkillers.

Apart from a little bruising and swelling, the procedure has many advantages over the full face lift.

If you are considering facial cosmetic enhancement discuss this method with your surgeon as a possible solution to your needs. Also do thorough research beforehand.

Nicolet
http://www.articlesbase.com/women’s-issues-articles/the-shortscar-face-lift-120871.html

Those of us of a certain age are sitting ducks for those who sell Botox and vanity surgery. My perspective may help you resist the growing pressure to “fix” your face.

An impossibly flawless (frankly, plastic) look has become the norm among America’s actors and models. And have you noticed that vanity surgeons promote themselves more aggressively with each passing year?

It’s working, too. The number of customers for vanity procedures is rising faster than those old signs at McDonalds that tracked sales of hamburgers.

Who dares to publicly criticize the fad for fake faces and bodies? You’d risk being called a spoilsport, a nut or, even worse, someone too socially clueless to understand that nothing in post-modern American life matters more than how you look.

Still, plenty of otherwise well adjusted people have dared to grumble in private. And maybe you have been one of them. Have you ever felt that artificially improved faces have lost their soul, in some intangible but very real way? Even on the surface, you may feel that surgically altered faces lose their individuality—that too many actors on TV, for instance, look vapidly interchangeable.

Or perhaps your social conscience has been stirred by the class war implications of vanity surgery. Read it as a sign of the growing economic divide between America’s rich and poor. Wealthy women today feel social pressure to look impossibly flawless. When I’m hired to read their faces for party entertainment, women who don’t go under the knife often apologize to me, as though their reluctance to go plastic made them socially inadequate. Is this nuts or what?

Faces Reflect The Soul

As a professional Face Reader, I’m here to remind you that vanity procedures have consequences that doctors won’t tell you. For at least 5,000 years, physiognomists (pronounced Fizzy-OG-nuh-mists) have described the connection between physical face structure and the soul. What happens when you learn to interpret data like ear angles, nostril shapes and cheek proportions? You gain insight into a person’s patterns with power, money, sex, work and other areas of life. See FAQs at http://www.rose-rosetree.com/faq.htm#aboutface .

How accurate is Face Reading? I wish you could follow me around, as I do individual consultations, classes, event entertainment and media interviews on five continents. You’d find that the accuracy level of my trademarked system, Face Reading Secrets (R), approaches the purity of Ivory soap. And when you learn to read faces, your readings will be accurate too. One of the most important discoveries you’ll make is this:

Faces aren’t Silly Putty, to reshape at will and whim. Vanity surgery changes people, often in deeper ways than they think. There’s a reciprocal relationship between the physical face and the inner person. Usually we evolve first on the inside, setting off a corresponding physical change. Because the relationship is reciprocal, the reverse is also true: When we alter the physical face, the inner person must follow.

For this to happen, the number of physical procedures need not approach the grotesque levels of alteration done to Michael Jackson and Jocelyne Wildenstein. Even relatively minor vanity surgeries, or a shot of Botox, bring inner consequences. Over the past 15 years, your face could have had more than 15 of natural changes–_not_ counting wrinkles. A professional face reading, costing just a fraction of vanity treatments, can give you an Inner Makeover. See more at http://www.rose-rosetree.com/facereading/FaceReadingPerson.htm .

Rose Rosetree
http://www.articlesbase.com/cosmetics-articles/botox-warning-from-a-face-reader-103880.html

If you have noticed sagging skin and bags around your eyes then there is a good chance other people have noticed as well.

Eye lift surgery could very well be the solution and as far as the plastic surgery procedure stakes is concerned, it’s one of the most popular.

Your next question is likely to be…Can I afford it? Let’s not beat about the bush; it can be a very expensive procedure and will be out of the reach of many people. However, there are finance plans available and worth talking to your surgeon about.

One of the first considerations you need to be making if the question of eye lift surgery has cropped up is whether it’s worth jeopardizing your finances for. Under no circumstances should you be putting yourself or other members of your family under any financial strain.

It’s a popular procedure yes, but it is also considered a somewhat extravagant procedure by many.

In reality though, the procedure has many great benefits and apart from giving a person back somewhat of a refreshing appearance, it can improve the symmetrical proportion of a person’s face and in many cases, can improve the visual aspect especially if sagging skin is hampering a person’s vision.

How Much Does It Cost?

So the $64,000 question is…how much does it cost? Getting a quote can be a little misleading if you simply phone the doctor’s practice and get a quote over the phone.

Why?

Because it is important to get a unit price breakdown of the various aspects of the procedure. Unit pricing basically means there are a number of individual pieces to the overall puzzle and the total cost can only be guaged by adding all the individual costs.

Here are some examples:

- hospital or surgeon’s facilities
- equipment fees such as lasers
- additional staff fees including that of the anesthesiologist who can command up to 10 per cent or more of the total cost
- and of course the surgeon’s fee

The surgeon will command between 33-50 per cent of the overall cost which can go as high as $7000 and beyond. Can you afford it? There is no harm in investigating the possibility of eye lift surgery particularly if the appearance around your eyes is in dire need of refreshing.

When discussing the costs of the procedure with your surgeon it may pay to ask about the benefits vs. the risks. Yes, there is some risk, although only slight and it’s par for the course with surgery related matters but if you feel the benefits far outweigh any risks and you feel it’s affordable, then you can consider yourself an eye lift surgery candidate.

Dean Caporella
http://www.articlesbase.com/plastic-surgeries-articles/the-benefits-of-eye-lift-surgery-229413.html

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[090808] SNSD - Sorry Sorry + Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)@MBC Music Core

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