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Absolute
Beauty: A Renowned Plastic Surgeon's Guide to Looking Young Forever
by Gerald Imber
Hardcover: 160 pages ISBN: 0060789999
Publisher: William Morrow (May 10, 2005) |
This indispensable book covers all
aspects of the modern cosmetic surgical experience and is a must-have guide for anyone
considering plastic surgery or just wanting to stay young-looking. Dr. Imber explores the
new horizon for staying young-looking and the cutting-edge breakthroughs in areas such as:
Minimally invasive facial surgeries
New limited-incision facelifts, New wrinkle fillers, Anti-aging skin-care strategies, New
antioxidant strategies.
Dr. Imber's regimen will show you how to slow down the damage of time and help you turn
back the clock. It will tell you how to protect your youthful good looks by avoiding
accelerating the changes that lead to aging and undoing the visible changes already
present. |
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Make
Me Beautiful: An Expert Guide to Making the Right Choices in Cosmetic Surgery
by Martin Huang
Paperback: 224 pages ISBN: 0954282930
Publisher: Cyan Communications (May 1, 2005) |
| This accessible critique examines
the advantages and disadvantages of cosmetic procedures and reconstructions, including the
key issues of treatment and aftercare. Discussing the psychological issues of surgery and
self-image with accurate descriptions of the most popular procedures and what outcomes to
expect, as well as individual patient accounts, this introductory reference offers
guidance to those interested in undergoing a procedure and to medical students learning
the technicalities of the trade. |
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Cosmetic
Breast Surgery: A Complete Guide to Making the Right Decision--from A to
Double D
by Robert M. Freund, Alexander Van Dyne
Paperback: 220 pages ISBN: 1569244553
Publisher: Marlowe & Company (June 14, 2004) |
From a leading New York plastic
surgeon--an honest, informative and sensitive guide for every woman considering cosmetic
breast surgery.
In Cosmetic Breast Surgery, Dr. Robert Freund helps you decide if cosmetic breast surgery
is right for you. Included are:
• Clear descriptions of the basic procedures and the surgery options involved with
each one
• Advice on finding a qualified plastic surgeon who can meet your specific needs
• An assessment of the risks and rewards related to each procedure and guidance on
how to prepare for surgery and the recovery period that follows
• Counsel on what to do if a procedure goes wrong, including ways to fix bad surgery
• Before-and-after patient photographs and illustrations detailing the different
surgical procedures |
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Cosmetic
Surgery For Dummies
by R. Merrel Olesen, Marie B.V. Olesen
Paperback: 382 pages ISBN: 0764578359
Publisher: For Dummies (March 28, 2005) |
With all the options now
available, it’s important to be fully informed before you make any decisions about
having a procedure. Cosmetic Surgery For Dummies is here to guide you through today’s
top procedures, candidly addressing both the benefits and the risks. R. Merrel Olesen, MD,
the medical director of the La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre, and Marie B.V. Olesen, a
nationally known cosmetic surgery consultant, give you the tools you need to:
Decide if surgery is right for you, Find a qualified surgeon, Set realistic expectations,
Evaluate the costs, Enhance your recovery and results. This plain-English guide shows you
how to take advantage of all the advances in cosmetic surgery while avoiding the pitfalls
that could compromise your safety or the quality of your result, and much much more. |
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The
Essential Cosmetic Surgery Companion: Don't Consult a Cosmetic Surgeon
Without This Book!
by Robert Kotler
Paperback: 175 pages ISBN: 0971226229
Ernest Mitchell Publishers (September 28, 2005) |
| A clear road map to selecting the
best doctors and the most appropriate and safe procedures in this handy companion. The
book outlines the seven key questions people must ask themselves before contacting a
cosmetic surgeon, a method for quickly eliminating practitioners through screening calls,
and the critical questions to ask during the consultation itself. Handy checklists for the
most popular procedures, anesthesia, and surgical facilities; anatomical sketches to
assist doctors in identifying what they will do and where they will do it; and a
comprehensive ratings quiz help patients evaluate which practitioner best suits their
needs. Those concerned with the financial aspects of the procedures will find the cost
calculation worksheet and directory of companies that finance cosmetic surgery
particularly useful. |
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