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Choosing the Right Cosmetic Procedures

It might sound fun to get a breast augmentation or to have your nose fixed, but how much will it really impact your overall appearance? Sometimes people make the mistake of choosing the wrong procedure, which can land them in a world of hurt later. For example, if you choose to have your nose fixed, but you decide to go too small, it could impact your breathing or significantly alter your appearance. My blog discusses different cosmetic procedures, and highlights the benefits and drawbacks of each type. Check out these posts before you go under the knife, so that you can love your results.

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2 Tips That Can Help You Recover From Plastic Surgery

Posted on March 7, 2017

One of the biggest issues with plastic surgery is the recovery process, mostly because your body needs time to heal and your activities are going to be quite limited while you are healing. However, the good news is that the recovery period isn't actually all that bad, as there are things that you and your doctor can do to make the recovery period easier on you. Listed below are two tips that can help you recover from plastic surgery. [Read More]

4 Questions About Tattoo Removal Answered

Posted on July 29, 2015

Everyone does things that they later on regret, but some things are more permanent than others. Getting a tattoo only to later regret it used to be something permanent that you just had to deal with. However, tattoos can removed, and tattoo removal is becoming much more commonplace and much more streamlined. Before you rush out and get your tattoo removed, you may have a few questions answered about certain aspects of the tattoo removal process. [Read More]

Duodenum Switch Surgery: 3 Permanent Dietary Changes You'll Have To Make

Posted on July 10, 2015

If you're having trouble with losing weight and are looking at surgical solutions, a duodenum switch may be right for you. This surgical procedure has resulted in at least 50% of excess weight loss in 85% of patients after 3 years. It involves removing a large, cylinder-shaped portion of the stomach and shortening the small intestine tract between the stomach and the colon to prevent absorption of nutrients. The anatomical change affects the way your body breaks down and absorbs nutrients. [Read More]