By Leslie Howard Stevens – Follow me on Google+ The explosion of social media has revolutionized the way people relate to and communicate with each other. One impact that probably wasn’t anticipated by those high-tech pioneers is an increased interest in plastic surgery. A poll conducted by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive … Continue reading Social Media and Plastic Surgery
View MoreBy Leslie Howard Stevens – Follow me on Google+ Allure magazine has interviewed plastic surgeons, dermatologists and stylists to advise you how you to put your best breasts forward. From your bra style to surgical improvements, there are many ways to improve your décolletage. If your breasts are too small, then you may be considering implants. In 2012, … Continue reading Insider tips on making your breasts look their best
View MoreWhether you have a large bust or a small one, there’s no shame in wanting to enhance your breasts. Luckily, there are plenty of options that range from simple makeup tricks to plastic surgery–and we know you have plenty of questions regarding … Continue reading Dr. Stevens Dishes on Breast Implants in New Beauty’s Tea Time Google Hangout
View MoreBy Leslie Howard Stevens – Follow me on Google+ Brandy Rousselle of Sandy Springs, Ga., was frustrated with the cellulite on the back of her thighs. She tried working out, but to no avail. She was so embarrassed by her thighs’ appearance that she told NBC affiliate 11 Alive she would only wear Bermuda shorts and never … Continue reading Liposuction isn’t the only surgery for thigh problems
View MoreBy Leslie Howard Stevens – Follow me on Google+ While many are interested in undergoing breast augmentation procedures to improve their appearance and self-confidence, the process may cause some concern over the safety and potential complications of the procedure. Fortunately, the Keller Funnel technique of inserting silicone breast implants is widely accepted by many medical … Continue reading Using the Keller Funnel in Silicone Breast Augmentation
View MoreBy Leslie Howard Stevens – Follow me on Google+ If you’ve been reading any healthy living magazines or news articles over the past few years, you’ve probably seen your fair share of lists touting foods that contain antioxidants and other age-defying nutrients. According to Whole Living, some of these foodstuffs include leafy greens, berries, whole grains, … Continue reading The Foods That Make You Age Faster
View MoreThere are a number of issues for which people choose to go under the knife. Whether it’s to fix a condition or simply to improve a person’s appearance, plastic surgery has increased in popularity over the years for a variety of reasons. Now, a new study suggests people could be opting for plastic surgery aimed at a … Continue reading Research Ties Plastic Surgery to Higher Self-esteem, Better Mood
View MoreChemical peel? Microdermabrasion? Laser hair removal? All of these topics sound rather painful, but don’t let the wording fool you. These procedures are popular because they provide effective ways to improve one’s looks. When it comes to plastic surgery, you don’t have to put yourself through a painful experience just to get … Continue reading The Truth Behind Scary-Sounding Plastic Surgery Terms
View MoreFor individuals trying to lose weight, the stomach is one of the most common problem areas. Fat in the abdominal region is often the most stubborn, but part of slimming down your torso is figuring out what caused the bulk in the first place. If you are having trouble pinpointing the cause of your spare … Continue reading What’s Behind the Belly Fat?
View MoreMost of us were raised with the message that “strong cheekbones” are an antidote to the aging process and those lucky enough to have them will age well. The April issue of Harper’s Bazaar has a healthy respect for cheekbones but indicates that, sadly, cheekbones lose volume and need a boost sooner or later. When cheekbones lose … Continue reading Even Strong Cheekbones Are Not Forever
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