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May 25, 2009

Something Borrowed, Something Boob

Filed under: Breast Surgery — Tags: Breast Augmentation, breast augmentations, breast enhancement, breast enlargements, Breast enlargment, Breast Implants, bridal wear, bride’s boob jobs, cosmetic industry, Cosmetic Procedures, cosmetic surgery industry, love handles, low self confidence, wedding, wedding dresses — admin @ 10:57 am

One of the major trends in the cosmetic industry over the last few years has been the startling rise in the number of brides-to-be deciding to undergo breast augmentations. 

The change in fashion in bridal wear from heaps of material and ruffles to slinkier, more body-con numbers, has led many women to realise that their flaws can’t be hidden any longer. Thus, like a bouquet, many women are now choosing to throw away their love handles and their low self confidence!

Many women have a dream of what their wedding will be like, normally from a very young age and the perfect physical form is normally one very important part of this dream.  Breast Augmentation can make a bride confident that she will fill out her dress and will look confident and stunning as she walks down the aisle.   One bride-to-be, Jackie O’Neil, took herself from a 32AA to a 32C cup before her dream wedding in Cyprus. She told the Daily Mail:  “Before the operation, I had no bust at all. It had always made me very depressed. There were lots of clothes I just couldn’t wear, like small summer dresses. “When I went for a consultation, I was a nervous wreck. But it had totally changed my life and given me confidence I just never had.” Jackie’s story is testament to just how big a change to your life a breast augmentation could make. Her wedding might have been slightly deflated if she hadn’t chosen to have the surgery and yet she battled through her fears and came out the other side much more confident, and much more married!

With breast augmentation’s constantly being one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in the world year on year, and with an estimated 6 billion pounds spent on wedding every year, it seems almost inevitable that eventually the two industries would collide in the form of bride’s boob jobs.  Like everything else to do with weddings, it seems that most women believe that the cost is ultimately worth it; they are probably right. It is a day which you will remember forever and, after the confetti has been swept up, the cake eaten and your drunk Auntie Mabel carried up to bed, you will be left with two things.  Firstly a partner to love and cherish, but also a new found confidence which will never divorce you.

One of the major trends in the cosmetic industry over the last few years has been the startling rise in the number of brides-to-be deciding to undergo breast augmentations. 

The change in fashion in bridal wear from heaps of material and ruffles to slinkier, more body-con numbers, has led many women to realise that their flaws can’t be hidden any longer. Thus, like a bouquet, many women are now choosing to throw away their love handles and their low self confidence!

Many women have a dream of what their wedding will be like, normally from a very young age and the perfect physical form is normally one very important part of this dream.  Breast Augmentation can make a bride confident that she will fill out her dress and will look confident and stunning as she walks down the aisle.   One bride-to-be, Jackie O’Neil, took herself from a 32AA to a 32C cup before her dream wedding in Cyprus. She told the Daily Mail:  “Before the operation, I had no bust at all. It had always made me very depressed. There were lots of clothes I just couldn’t wear, like small summer dresses. “When I went for a consultation, I was a nervous wreck. But it had totally changed my life and given me confidence I just never had.” Jackie’s story is testament to just how big a change to your life a breast augmentation could make. Her wedding might have been slightly deflated if she hadn’t chosen to have the surgery and yet she battled through her fears and came out the other side much more confident, and much more married!

With breast augmentation’s constantly being one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in the world year on year, and with an estimated 6 billion pounds spent on wedding every year, it seems almost inevitable that eventually the two industries would collide in the form of bride’s boob jobs.  Like everything else to do with weddings, it seems that most women believe that the cost is ultimately worth it; they are probably right. It is a day which you will remember forever and, after the confetti has been swept up, the cake eaten and your drunk Auntie Mabel carried up to bed, you will be left with two things.  Firstly a partner to love and cherish, but also a new found confidence which will never divorce you.

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February 17, 2009

Increasing popularity in New Back Fat Cosmetic Operation

Filed under: Body Contouring — Tags: back fat, back liposuction, fat flanks, lipo, liposuction, love handles, smartlipo — admin @ 7:31 pm

New plastic surgery procedure targeted at removing excess fat from the back has been launched.
 
The procedure is known as bra line back lift and has recently faced a growing demand.

Brent Moelleken, a plastic surgeon interviewed by CBS, reported: “Women in their 30s and 40s are often great candidates for liposuction or lipo-sculpture as we call it now.

“It reduced the areas where the fat bothers them for example around the bra area or around the back.”

It turns out that bra line back lift is the most popular type of liposuction procedure. The scars left by the operation can be hidden under the straps of a bra..

Dr Joseph Hunstad, who is also a plastic surgeon, claims that the operation “rejuvenates the entire back”. The back lift operation last for about an hour and up to ten inches of skin can be removed.

A patient who has opted for undergoing the back lift procedure reported to the CBS: “I think the pleasure of seeing a more womanly shape will outweigh the small scar across my back.”

New plastic surgery procedure targeted at removing excess fat from the back has been launched.
 
The procedure is known as bra line back lift and has recently faced a growing demand.

Brent Moelleken, a plastic surgeon interviewed by CBS, reported: “Women in their 30s and 40s are often great candidates for liposuction or lipo-sculpture as we call it now.

“It reduced the areas where the fat bothers them for example around the bra area or around the back.”

It turns out that bra line back lift is the most popular type of liposuction procedure. The scars left by the operation can be hidden under the straps of a bra..

Dr Joseph Hunstad, who is also a plastic surgeon, claims that the operation “rejuvenates the entire back”. The back lift operation last for about an hour and up to ten inches of skin can be removed.

A patient who has opted for undergoing the back lift procedure reported to the CBS: “I think the pleasure of seeing a more womanly shape will outweigh the small scar across my back.”

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