Author Archives: Louise Savoie
Important Factors To Consider Pre-Surgery
When we look good, we feel good. When we feel confident, we are more likely to achieve our goals. This is why a lot of people get into their looks. Contrary to public opinion, cosmetic surgery is not entirely a bad thing. There’s no harm in going through changes to look your best. We do … Continue reading
3 Questions to Ask Before a Brazilian Butt Lift
Currently, one of the hottest trends in plastic surgery is the Brazilian Butt Lift. With numerous celebrities making the world take notice of their curvaceous physiques, more and more women are undergoing this procedure to enhance their own figures. However, before you decide to get a Brazilian Butt Lift, make sure that you know the … Continue reading
3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Liposuction
If you are bothered by excess fat that does not seem to respond to either exercise or diet, you may be a candidate for liposuction. However, before considering this procedure, Dr. Thanh Nguyen lists down some questions you should be asking yourself before you decide. Why do I need to get liposuction? Ask yourself why … Continue reading
Getting Plastic Surgery Abroad? 3 Things to Consider
The lull of plastic surgery abroad has been quite strong as it promises much lower prices compared to what you would pay here in the U.S., but… is it worth going through? In order to come up with an informed decision on the topic, you should first… Review the Accreditation of the Surgeon and Facility … Continue reading
How Would You Know Your Labia Looks Normal?
The labia, or more commonly referred to as “vaginal lips,” is the fleshy outer layer of your vulva. And because it comes in different shapes, sizes, and colors, a lot of people worry that their genitalia don’t look the way that it should. But when you stop to really think about it, how should a … Continue reading
Checking Your Moles: Remember the ABCDE Rule
Moles are a common type of skin growth, typically appearing as small, dark brown spots caused by clusters of pigmented cells. Generally, moles appear during childhood and adolescence. Most people have over 10-40 moles, some of which may change in appearance or disappear over time. Most moles are harmless and rarely become cancerous. However, Dr. … Continue reading