Plastic Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery Forum
Plastic Surgery Forum Offers Great Information
On the internet, plastic surgery forums are a great place to go to research all the information you need on cosmetic surgery procedures. Whether you are in Los Angeles or Beverly Hills, Miami or even Kansas City, plastic surgery is a growing trend among people of all ages. And with popular reality TV shows such as Dr. 90210, plastic surgery has become a topic of discussion just as common as any other TV show on prime time.
When it comes to the topic of plastic surgery, there are a lot of questions out there that people need to consider. Questions such as:
- Who is the best cosmetic surgeon for the procedure that I want?
- What actually is involved with my procedure?
- What are the risks involved?
- What is the difference between a Tummy Tuck and Liposuction?
- What kind of Breast Implants are available?
- What exactly is Laser Vaginoplasty?
There are so many questions that people don’t always know where to look for the answers.
Plastic Surgery Forum on PlasticSurgery.com
Luckily there is a place that people can go to get all the answers that they need and even talk with other women and men who have had the same procedure you are interested in. PlasticSurgery.com offers its visitors a very extensive Plastic Surgery Forum where you can read past experiences, ask your questions and get your answers.
With forum topics such as Breast Augmentation, Liposuction, Facelift, Rinoplasty, Eyelid Surgery and Plastic Surgery procedures you are certain to find the answer you’re looking for. There is even a section called Ask Stephanie where you can ask your questions and a real Health Care provider can answer them for you.
Join this Plastic Surgery Forum Today
So feel free to check out this plastic surgery forum, read some of the topics, ask a couple questions and get the answers you have been looking for. Remember, before making such a huge decision like having cosmetic surgery, always do your research and be sure to think of all your questions that you will want to discus with your plastic surgeon during your consultation.
September 21st, 2007 at 4:22 am
After interviewing over 100 women for my book, I can tell you so much about the cosmetic surgery experiences of other women, (as well as my own, and the significant emotional undercurrents to this event. For most women these experiences are very positive and not to be confused with the simplistic explanation of that three syllable word: ‘vanity’.
Here is a hint: It can be found in the title of my book.
Lois W. Stern
Author of Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery
http://www.sexliesandcosmeticsurgery.com
September 27th, 2007 at 7:19 am
Discussing your concerns with other people who are also interested in plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery, or facial rejuvenation is a great resource to check out! Of course, meeting with a qualified doctor is important when it comes to gettin’ the nitty-gritty, but chatting with others who have the same interest can be very comforting.
October 9th, 2007 at 9:49 am
Yes, definitely do thorough research prior to plastic surgery. Here is a synopsis of my own experience: a cheek implant with a Dr. Bryant Toth in San Francisco. Poor placement resulted in implant shift and assymetry, as well as infection from poor techniques (quoted from another surgeon who later fixed the issue). Do not buy into any plastic surgeon, because a lot of them are like used car salesman and will try to sell themselves even when they have very little training or experience in certain procedures. I suffered because of this, so do a lot of research.
November 10th, 2007 at 11:25 pm
i’m eric. joining a couple boards and looking
forward to participating. hehe unless i get
too distracted!
eric
November 27th, 2007 at 12:15 pm
Butterfly, that sounds horrible! Yes, definitely do a lot of research. In addition to what’s mentioned already, I would suggest finding someone who is board-certified using http://www.abms.org or trustedsurgeons.com. Also know what you want before seeing the doctor and research the procedures out thoroughly on your own as well.
January 14th, 2008 at 3:34 pm
is lasik safe? i’m doing some research for lasik eye surgery before i get it done - and i need to get it done soon. the headaches are bogging me down on my on-location shoots - i’m a photographer by trade and just wanted to get some tips that i need to know before i go to my appointment with my specialist this thursday. any feedback is much appreciated.
January 15th, 2008 at 9:30 am
James:
Lasik has been around for a while now so there are many profesionals that have made this procedure safe.
A good place for you to do research is to read this article on Laser Vision Correction on ienhance.com
Good luck with your appointment.
March 14th, 2008 at 4:21 pm
Where might I find several Propecia ?
please tell me
July 28th, 2008 at 4:54 pm
I had a breast lift and augmentation with Dr. Miriam Awada in michgan. A true nightmare, she gave me breasts that were five time bigger then what I asked for, i became very ill after my surgery. I left her office in tears and she never even bothered to call me.