Breast Lift Surgery Or Breast Lift Devices – Which Is Best For You?
April 30th, 2010 by admin
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Celebrity Relationships: I gotta get the final verdict on certain couples. Who was/is best with who?
April 30th, 2010 by admin
CantBClever asked:
And who makes the best couple now. First: Brad Pitt. Angelina orJennifer. He may have been “perfect” with Jen, but he’s happier with Angie. She didn’t have plastic surgery either (that’s why i think he was happy to leave, she’s fake all around!-i kid, plastic surgery is fine, i guess, if it makes you happy.) Second: Jake Gylenhaal (i prolly spelled it wrong), Kirsten or Natalie. I’m for Natalie in this one becuase, frankly, Kirsten D just looks weird to me, scary even. And they’re celebrities, so I can judge them on their looks (and, or their body of work..er…um…i guess) Third: Nich Lachey, Jessica or Vanessa. Okay OF COURSE Jessica. I fell in love with him and her becuase of that freakin show. Now, sorry Vanessa, nothing can top it. Fourth: Steven (from LB), Kristen or LC? I’m so in the Kristen camp for this one. She played Steven like a fiddle, but look: its his fault for sticking around when he could do better. “Better” isn’t LC, just not in freaking CA.
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And who makes the best couple now. First: Brad Pitt. Angelina orJennifer. He may have been “perfect” with Jen, but he’s happier with Angie. She didn’t have plastic surgery either (that’s why i think he was happy to leave, she’s fake all around!-i kid, plastic surgery is fine, i guess, if it makes you happy.) Second: Jake Gylenhaal (i prolly spelled it wrong), Kirsten or Natalie. I’m for Natalie in this one becuase, frankly, Kirsten D just looks weird to me, scary even. And they’re celebrities, so I can judge them on their looks (and, or their body of work..er…um…i guess) Third: Nich Lachey, Jessica or Vanessa. Okay OF COURSE Jessica. I fell in love with him and her becuase of that freakin show. Now, sorry Vanessa, nothing can top it. Fourth: Steven (from LB), Kristen or LC? I’m so in the Kristen camp for this one. She played Steven like a fiddle, but look: its his fault for sticking around when he could do better. “Better” isn’t LC, just not in freaking CA.
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Kim Kardashians butt?
April 29th, 2010 by admin
Torie{pleases whites like Obama} asked:
Why are big butts only celebrated when celebs (i use that term loosely) have one??? Black/latina girls have had rund butts for centuries and people thought they were gross and abnormal. I don’t get it.
Why are big butts only celebrated when celebs (i use that term loosely) have one??? Black/latina girls have had rund butts for centuries and people thought they were gross and abnormal. I don’t get it.
Now you have KIm K shaking hers in every pic and flaunting it and it isn’t even real just like Coco Chanels. Its so annoying.
I know its fake because when you gain weight it doesn’t go in certain places it goes every where. And you have to have thighs to carry it. That whole family is fake. I bet they got a family discount on plastic surgery.
http://plasticsergeant.com/home/celebrity/surgery/kim-kardashian–butt-implants
And shes about the same size in both pics o.O
This is what it looks like when a non black/latina has a bigs butt
http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/848474/2/istockphoto_848474_big_girl_holding_little_dogs.jpg
She’s Armenian. Im told Armenians are “curvy” but I thought that was Albanians? Even so the word armenian comes from the word Aryan meaning white, soo i dont know why she is saying that her but is from her heritage. Just an excuse it’s fake. even if she had a big butt it wouldnt look like that.
LINA H:
What are you talking about???!?! I’m saying that that black/latian girls have always had round butts but why did it take celebs to make it “in”
read the quesion LOL j.lo has a great butt so does beyonce
AYITA: Beyonce and jlo are black/latina they don’t need butt pads they get it naturally. Now Jess Simpson had one in her “Boots” video
ALLENTOWN: I never mentioned Mexican people I said latinos in general I know a lot of P.Ricans and Doms with large buts because of the black slaves they had at those islands. I know mexican do have big butts but they do tend to be very flat and wide.
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Anyone had or considering having cosmetic surgery?
April 29th, 2010 by admin
Nay asked:
I am doing an essay on cosmetic surgery and how the media and those who look “perfect” affect the self-esteems of women. (and men, too!) Please only answer if you are serious! Anything helps. I need real-world answers. Think of this as a survey. Please answer the questions as follows:
I am doing an essay on cosmetic surgery and how the media and those who look “perfect” affect the self-esteems of women. (and men, too!) Please only answer if you are serious! Anything helps. I need real-world answers. Think of this as a survey. Please answer the questions as follows:
1. Have you ever considered getting ANY type of cosmetic/plastic surgery? (including botox, lipo, etc.)
2. Have you ever been jealous or insecure because of those in the media (celebrities?) that look virtually perfect as a result of cosmetic surgery? Describe how it makes you feel.
3. What type of procedure would you get if you went through with getting cosmetic surgery?
4. What do you think about people who have had these procedures?
You can answer here or feel free to email me at nprettyman@ymail.com
Thank you all so much! By answering these questions you will be helping more than you know. If you would like to read my essay once it is completed (in approx. 3 weeks) please email me and I will be sure to send you a copy! Thanks again
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CELEBRITY PLASTIC SURGERY 2
April 28th, 2010 by admin
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon Discusses Celebrity Plastic Surgery
April 28th, 2010 by admin
LloydKrieger asked:
Rodeo Drive Plastic Surgery located in Beverly Hills offers all aspects of plastic surgery. Dr Lloyd Krieger discusses celebrity plastic surgery. www.rodeodriveplasticsurgery.com
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CELEBRITY PLASTIC SURGERY
April 28th, 2010 by admin
Do Celebrities Regret Plastic Surgery?
April 27th, 2010 by admin
Cynthia Rowland asked:
What do celebrities such as Kathy Griffin, David Gest, Kenny Rogers, Jill Saward and others regret?
Do other celebrities such as Priscilla Presley, Cher, Joan Rivers and Melanie Griffith have the same regrets?
Are Michael Jackson, his sisters Janet and LaToya and Jackie Stallone related or do they, too, harbor regrets?
What do these celebrities have in common that causes them angst? Why, plastic surgery, of course!
Do you find it interesting that celebrities who can afford the very best surgeons and care often find themselves the butt of cruel jokes regarding their choices of using surgery and injections that were supposed to make them look younger?
Living in the limelight can certainly have its advantages and perks but there is a downside to living life on the red carpet and that is most likely why celebrities subject themselves to constant scrutiny that results in multiple procedures.
From nose jobs to breast implants, brow lifts to face lifts, cheek and chin implants, to eye lifts and regular use of Botox and fillers, the celebrity population keeps the plastic surgery business alive on both coasts.
John Q. Public loves celebrities and some even want to emulate them. Just peruse any woman’s magazine and you will find knock-off clothing suggestions from shoes, jewelry, sweaters, tops, slacks to coats coaxing the reader to look like a celebrity. Buying knock-off clothing and accessories to emulate a celebrity is just one step from wanting Jennifer Anniston’s nose or Madonna’s new cheek implants.
Aging with style and grace has been compromised with the advent of injections that plump and paralyze; add cutting perfectly healthy tissue, a very generous and sustained publicity blast that has kept these modalities forever in our psyche, and voila – faces are being cut, sutured, injected and altered at an alarming rate.
Do the procedures really help men and women to look younger and healthier? Do the risks outweigh the outcome?
Donda West and her untimely death easily comes to mind when you consider risks and benefits. Like Ms. West, many men and women in her age group have hidden health challenges that may not be uncovered until it is too late.
Choosing a well qualified surgeon is paramount; disclosing all medications, vitamin usage, previous health concerns and procedures will assist your health provider to determine your eligibility for plastic surgery. Choose a surgeon in good standing with the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
Plastic surgery is not a walk in the park.
Every surgery has its risks and dangers. Surviving a surgery then contracting MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is highly possible. This makes recovery especially difficult because eighty percent of facelift surgery infections are MRSA “Superbugs” according to a study conducted by researchers from the Lennox Hill-Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital and published in the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery.
Other risks of cutting and suturing are that the results may not be what you anticipated. The skin surrounding the incision may not heal or act like your skin did previous to the procedure. Once healthy skin is cut, it is never the same. There is usually a loss of sensation (think Joan Rivers in the Geico commercial when she laments that she cannot feel her face) because the blood supply to the area has been diminished.
Injections that plump and paralyze do not always produce the desired results either. Too many visits with the syringe and you can begin to look freakish as taut and shiny are not synonymous with beauty and youth on a face that is trying to disguise old, wrinkled and droopy.
So what’s the healthy solution for creating a younger looking face so the user doesn’t have to suffer from invasive injections or risky surgeries?
The healthy solution is facial exercises. That’s right, just as exercise works to trim, slim and tighten your waist, tummy, hips, thighs, torso and arms, facial exercises will address each slack, droopy facial feature and begin to systematically from the inside out tighten, tone and lift the areas that make you look old, tired and even lop-sided.
Facial exercises are more reliable than surgical procedures and injections because they can return your face to the look you enjoyed years ago. Your friends and family will easily recognize you as you present a fresh, pretty face for the world to see.
http://www.rejenuve.com/FacialMagicSL.htm
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What do celebrities such as Kathy Griffin, David Gest, Kenny Rogers, Jill Saward and others regret?
Do other celebrities such as Priscilla Presley, Cher, Joan Rivers and Melanie Griffith have the same regrets?
Are Michael Jackson, his sisters Janet and LaToya and Jackie Stallone related or do they, too, harbor regrets?
What do these celebrities have in common that causes them angst? Why, plastic surgery, of course!
Do you find it interesting that celebrities who can afford the very best surgeons and care often find themselves the butt of cruel jokes regarding their choices of using surgery and injections that were supposed to make them look younger?
Living in the limelight can certainly have its advantages and perks but there is a downside to living life on the red carpet and that is most likely why celebrities subject themselves to constant scrutiny that results in multiple procedures.
From nose jobs to breast implants, brow lifts to face lifts, cheek and chin implants, to eye lifts and regular use of Botox and fillers, the celebrity population keeps the plastic surgery business alive on both coasts.
John Q. Public loves celebrities and some even want to emulate them. Just peruse any woman’s magazine and you will find knock-off clothing suggestions from shoes, jewelry, sweaters, tops, slacks to coats coaxing the reader to look like a celebrity. Buying knock-off clothing and accessories to emulate a celebrity is just one step from wanting Jennifer Anniston’s nose or Madonna’s new cheek implants.
Aging with style and grace has been compromised with the advent of injections that plump and paralyze; add cutting perfectly healthy tissue, a very generous and sustained publicity blast that has kept these modalities forever in our psyche, and voila – faces are being cut, sutured, injected and altered at an alarming rate.
Do the procedures really help men and women to look younger and healthier? Do the risks outweigh the outcome?
Donda West and her untimely death easily comes to mind when you consider risks and benefits. Like Ms. West, many men and women in her age group have hidden health challenges that may not be uncovered until it is too late.
Choosing a well qualified surgeon is paramount; disclosing all medications, vitamin usage, previous health concerns and procedures will assist your health provider to determine your eligibility for plastic surgery. Choose a surgeon in good standing with the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
Plastic surgery is not a walk in the park.
Every surgery has its risks and dangers. Surviving a surgery then contracting MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is highly possible. This makes recovery especially difficult because eighty percent of facelift surgery infections are MRSA “Superbugs” according to a study conducted by researchers from the Lennox Hill-Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital and published in the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery.
Other risks of cutting and suturing are that the results may not be what you anticipated. The skin surrounding the incision may not heal or act like your skin did previous to the procedure. Once healthy skin is cut, it is never the same. There is usually a loss of sensation (think Joan Rivers in the Geico commercial when she laments that she cannot feel her face) because the blood supply to the area has been diminished.
Injections that plump and paralyze do not always produce the desired results either. Too many visits with the syringe and you can begin to look freakish as taut and shiny are not synonymous with beauty and youth on a face that is trying to disguise old, wrinkled and droopy.
So what’s the healthy solution for creating a younger looking face so the user doesn’t have to suffer from invasive injections or risky surgeries?
The healthy solution is facial exercises. That’s right, just as exercise works to trim, slim and tighten your waist, tummy, hips, thighs, torso and arms, facial exercises will address each slack, droopy facial feature and begin to systematically from the inside out tighten, tone and lift the areas that make you look old, tired and even lop-sided.
Facial exercises are more reliable than surgical procedures and injections because they can return your face to the look you enjoyed years ago. Your friends and family will easily recognize you as you present a fresh, pretty face for the world to see.
http://www.rejenuve.com/FacialMagicSL.htm
celebrity plastic surgery