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23
Oct
2015

6 DIY Tips to Reduce Scars on your Tummy

Most women who have been pregnant or are pregnant have stretch marks on their tummy. These are surface lines on the skin that are discoloured and are found on the abdomen, upper arms, thighs, breasts and buttocks. Stretch marks occur when a large amount of weight is gained quickly or as a result of fast growth or stress. The skin has three main layers including the outer layer (Epidermis), the middle layer (Dermis) and the deep layer closest to the muscle (Subcutaneous). Stretch marks occur in the middle layer of the skin when the connective tissue is stretched out past the level where it can return to a normal form. When skin stretches, it weakens the collagen and damages it. The result is fine scars in the top layer of skin. The stretch marks appear red or pink at first but over time they become a thin, silvery line. Here…


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16
Oct
2015

How Many Procedures can you Safely Combine at Once?

For an ever-growing number of plastic surgery patients, undergoing just one procedure at a time is not enough. There are reality shows including “The Swan” and “Extreme Makeover”, where people have several procedures performed on them at the same time. While it is safe to combine a few minor procedures, there is a limit to what can be done to a patient on anaesthesia and a decision must be made as to which procedures can be combined. People who want plastic surgery done want to undergo multiple procedures to so that they can reduce the time that they spend in surgery. They also want to save money on the procedure that they undergo and want to achieve the results they desire by having several procedures performed at the same time. Plastic surgery costs are a combination of the surgeon’s fee, facility fees and the anaesthesia fees. When several procedures are…


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17
Jul
2015

How Smoking Affects Plastic Surgery Results

If you frequently read cosmetic surgery blogs or have had some work done yourself, you are probably aware that nearly much every surgeon out there will tell you to stop smoking before having a cosmetic procedure done. Whether you are a pack-a-day smoker yourself, have never touched a cigarette in your life, or lie somewhere in between, you have probably wondered why it’s such a big deal. What, you may ask yourself, does smoking have to do with cosmetic surgery? The answer is pretty simple: blood. When we are injured – or cut open for surgery – our body heals the wound through an automatic, natural process that relies almost entirely on our blood’s ability to bring oxygen and much-needed nutrients to the wound site. When this happens efficiently, the wound heals free of infection and minimal scarring occurs. When this process is interfered with, say by picking off your scabs,…


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11
Jun
2015

How Do You Choose a Good Plastic Surgeon?

The decision to get plastic surgery is one of the biggest decisions a person can make. Choosing the right surgeon for the job is just as important as deciding to get it done. The future of your appearance is literally in his or her hands, which is why it’s essential to think carefully when choosing your surgeon. If this is your first time undergoing cosmetic surgery, the whole process can seem a little overwhelming! What signs should you look for? How do you tell who is reputable? Board Certification This is one of the most important things to check before choosing a surgeon. Membership in the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada ensures that a surgeon has achieved a high degree of training in their field of specialization. Consultation Actually meeting a surgeon is a good way to make sure that you and the surgeon are a good…


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