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These items have all been tagged with the tag "lifestyle", You can see other tags in the Tag CloudThe Spanish spent €800 million last year on cosmetic surgery, undergoing 400,000 operations, according to figures released by the Spanish Plastic Surgery Association.
Women who undergo hymen restoration surgery in order to give the appearance of being virgins have been branded as criminals by a group of lawyers and Islamic scholars in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
A Chinese man who lost his first wife in a car crash has persuaded his second wife to undergo plastic surgery, so that she will resemble the first wife more closely.
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Brides to be were reportedly showing great interest in Botox and Breast Implants at Winnipeg's Wonderful Wedding Show. Plastic surgeon Dr. Manfred Ziesmann, who exhibited at the show reported great interest by brides who wanted to look their best for their big day.
Boza, the Bulgarian beer made from fermented wheat flour and yeast is booming in popularity due to claims that it enlarges the breasts of drinkers. So popular has it become that men have been giving it to their wives and girlfriends as gifts and encouraging them to drink more beer.
Chilean "artist" Marco Evaristti has undergone liposuction and used the fat removed to create a dish of meatballs which he served to friends.
A new prize draw that offers patients the chance to win £6,000 ($11,600) of free cosmetic surgery, by buying a £1.50 ($2.90) ticket has been slammed by plastic surgeons as "plumbing new depths"
Young men in Shanghai are turning to plastic surgery to feminise their looks. According to a Shanghai based surgeon, more than half of his clients are men aged between 18 and 26, and the most popular requests are for smaller faces, pointed chins and straightened noses.
Demand for cosmetic surgery in Chile has increased tenfold in the last two decades according to the Chilean Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Society, with a particularly strong demand by younger women for breast implants.
Indian couples planning to tie the knot are increasingly opting for a pre-nup. Not a pre-nuptial agreement covering their future wealth, but pre-nuptial surgery in an effort to attract a suitable partner in an arranged marriage, look perfect for their big day, or to restore bits and pieces that may have been damaged in their days of singledom.
A new study from the University of Iowa points to a link between the number of hours sleep that people get and their body mass index (BMI), with people who get less sleep carrying more weight.
One in five consumers said they would consider having cosmetic surgery with Russians most enthusiastic about the idea, according to a new survey by market researcher ACNielsen.
The former head of Bank of China in Hong Kong spent almost $500,000 of the bank's money on cosmetic surgery for his mistress. He sent her to clinics in Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Britain with a photo of his high school girlfriend, asking surgeons to make his mistress look more like his former girlfriend.
The fashion world was shocked this week to learn of the death of 23 year old Brazilian model Ana Carolina Reston.
A weight loss clinic in Los Angeles arranged for a troop of Girl Scouts selling cookies to be ejected from a shopping mall.
A 12 year old American girl has undergone liposuction to have 35 pounds of fat removed. The girl, thought to be one of the youngest patients to undergo liposuction, had previously weighed 220 pounds.
A study by cosmetic surgery website www.lipo.com concludes that most single women searching for love on the internet are slimmer than average.
A new study published Monday Oct 30th by the cosmetic surgery website, www.lipo.com, indicates that, contrary to popular belief, Americans are not the nation most interested in improving their appearance through cosmetic surgery. The award for the country most interested in improving their physical appearance through cosmetic surgery actually goes to….
Dr Ali Gomaa, the Mufti of Egypt, has issued a fatwa, or religious decree, stating that any women using bleaching creams to lighten their skin are committing a sin.
The Indian Hindu festival of Diwali has seen a reported increase of up to 40% in the number of people seeking tummy tucks, breast augmentations, and nose jobs, according to providers of cosmetic surgery in India.
The decision by a UK based cosmetic surgery group to launch a cosmetic surgery package aimed at newly divorced women has drawn criticism from professional bodies in the UK. The company, Transform Cosmetic Surgery Group, claimed that it was merely responding to an increasing demand for total makeovers following the end of marriages. Its post divorce package combines breast enhancement, liposuction, teeth whitening and Botox therapy.
A survey by UK health magzine Top Sante reveals that most women in their forties dislike their bodies, many are developing eating disorders because of this unease and a significant proportion have already had cosmetic surgery to correct the perceived defect.
Companies offering plastic surgery as competition prizes are violating ethics of good medical practice, say doctors.
Innumerable studies and reports from medical experts tell us that body fat is bad for our health. Fat not only increases our risk of certain medical conditions, it is also aesthetically undesirable. Liposuction is one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures, ridding certain areas of the body from stubborn excess fat. In 2003 alone, 320,000 liposuction surgeries were performed to rid Americans of unwanted fat. But what if some areas of body fat were good for us?
Researchers are beginning to study the effects of leg fat in heart protection. “In general being overweight is not a good thing,” says Dr. Wendy Kohrt from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Dr. Kohrt and her colleagues have begun to study the effects of leg fat on the heart. The team’s most recent studies, published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, indicate that lower body fat may provide cardiovascular benefits.
Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a serious illness when a person is preoccupied with minor or imaginary physical flaws, usually of the skin, hair, and nose. A person with BDD tends to have cosmetic surgery, and even if the surgeries are successful, does not think they are and is unhappy with the outcomes.
Few young women in college have gotten cosmetic surgery, but they don't rule it out in the future.
Only 5% of college students in a recent study said they'd had cosmetic surgery. But most knew people who have been nipped, tucked, or peeled, and many said they would consider it themselves.
Cosmetic surgery skyrocketed 299% from 1997 to 2003, says the study. Medical advances, greater public acceptance of cosmetic surgery, and the media probably all contributed to that, it says.
A flood of reality television shows and media coverage on plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures may have inspired millions to opt for the growing array of face- and figure-enhancing options now available.
A new report shows the number of surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic procedures performed in the U.S. rose by 44% in 2004 to nearly 11.9 million.
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