Saturday, November 21, 2009

plastic surgery

Liposuctioned Fat Can Be Used for Breast Augmentation

Method may be safe alternative to implants, researchers say more >>

Plastic Surgeons Stay Busy in Recession

Tight job market fuels interest in cheaper, less-invasive procedures, survey shows more >>

Device Offers Hope for Patients With Leaky Heart Valve

May be option for those too sick for open-heart surgery, study suggests more >>

First U.S. Face Transplant Recipient Recounts Ordeal

46-year-old woman lost most of mid-face area in gun blast more >>

When Gauging Age, the Eyes Have It

Study says the eye region is also useful when trying to spot fatigue more >>

Amid Economic Pain, Americans Cut Back on Cosmetic Surgery

Bad economy means fewer tummy tucks, eye lifts, breast implants, and other elective operations. more >>

Radioactive 'Seed' Rx Helps Women With Implants Fight Breast Cancer

In these cases, the implant makes it more difficult to treat the malignancy, experts explain more >>

Limited Value Found for First-Generation Heart Pumps

But newer models are much more effective, expert says more >>

Dental Implants Need More Work Than Root Canals

Review suggests preserving natural teeth should be top priority for patients, clinicians more >>

FDA Takes Closer Look at Wrinkle Treatments

Reports of allergic reactions, other problems have surfaced with dermal fillers more >>

Wealthy More Likely to Have Breast Reconstruction

Black women less likely than white women to have reconstruction after mastectomy more >>

Younger Men Fare Best After Hip Joint Resurfacing

The new procedure is an alternative to hip replacement, but complications occur, experts say more >>

Silicone Breast Implants Might Raise Risk of Rare Lymphoma

But researchers stress absolute chances of disease are still small more >>

Bye, Bye Back Fat?

Technique removes loose skin, but downside is scar hidden under the bra line, expert says more >>

Face-Lifts Before Aging Sets In

Many women are getting "maintenance surgery" to prevent sags and wrinkles, but one plastic surgeon warns of the risks. more >>

Laser Resurfacing Produces Long-Term Results

But study finds that skin discoloration can be common side effect more >>

Teens Getting Plastic Surgery: Be Cautious

What families should think about when considering a cosmetic procedure. more >>

The 3 Best and Worst Cosmetic Surgeries for Your Career

Here are the procedures that may be wise investments or possibly backfire at work. more >>

The Scoop From a Cosmetic Surgery Consultant

Denise Thomas tells how a nip and tuck can boost your career. more >>

Health Buzz: Plastic Surgery and Other Health News

Health news. more >>

Cosmetic Skin Fillers May Cause Delayed Side Effects

Increasing use of polyalkylimide implant injections leaves skin open to infection, study says more >>

How Plastic Surgery Can Boost Your Career

More Americans go under the knife to move up the corporate ladder—and some say it makes sense. more >>

Plastic Surgery Abroad Is an Operation, Not a Vacation

Broad incentives but big pitfalls in traveling for cosmetic care. more >>

Housing Woes Mean Less Botox

Housing-led economic slowdown causes pain for plastic surgeons. more >>

Health Buzz: Preterm Births and Other Health News

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