Comments on: Cosmetic Surgery Confidential http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential Anti-aging skin care secrets to fabulous, smooth, glowing skin! Sat, 13 Mar 2010 01:14:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Old Bill http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential/comment-page-1#comment-1837 Old Bill Mon, 03 Dec 2007 02:05:54 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential#comment-1837 I don't think 95% of people who get plastic surgery really need it. It's a very useful thing for people who get burned or have a bad car accident. But most people are already beautiful just the way they are. Don't let TV advertising tell you how you need to look. True beauty comes from the inside not the outside. I think it's more important to feel young inside and maintain your health. Just enjoy what you already have. You don't need to look like the 1% of women on the glossy magazine pages to be happy! Most of them are air brushed anyway. I'm sure they don't look like that when they wake up in the morning with no makeup and their hair all messed up. My wife of 16 years want's to get a breast lift and tummy tuck. (that's how I found this website) I told her, if she really needs that to feel better about herself, then she should get it. Then I told here not to do it for me. I love her just exactly the way she is right now. Maybe your husband or boyfriend feels the same way. Why not ask him? Old Bill I don’t think 95% of people who get plastic surgery really need it. It’s a very useful thing for people who get burned or have a bad car accident. But most people are already beautiful just the way they are. Don’t let TV advertising tell you how you need to look. True beauty comes from the inside not the outside. I think it’s more important to feel young inside and maintain your health. Just enjoy what you already have.

You don’t need to look like the 1% of women on the glossy magazine pages to be happy! Most of them are air brushed anyway. I’m sure they don’t look like that when they wake up in the morning with no makeup and their hair all messed up.

My wife of 16 years want’s to get a breast lift and tummy tuck. (that’s how I found this website) I told her, if she really needs that to feel better about herself, then she should get it. Then I told here not to do it for me. I love her just exactly the way she is right now. Maybe your husband or boyfriend feels the same way. Why not ask him?

Old Bill

]]> By: Christopher Michael http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential/comment-page-1#comment-1788 Christopher Michael Fri, 30 Nov 2007 19:18:02 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential#comment-1788 I like the Ginger lime sugar scrub by spa blends. It's a great exfoliator for the body. I use the Ojon hair care products and HydroPeptide Face cream for my moisturizer because of the 10 antioxidants. My wife is using TriVexil Dr for stretch mark repair. I like the Ginger lime sugar scrub by spa blends. It’s a great exfoliator for the body. I use the Ojon hair care products and HydroPeptide Face cream for my moisturizer because of the 10 antioxidants. My wife is using TriVexil Dr for stretch mark repair.

]]> By: Amanda http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential/comment-page-1#comment-1759 Amanda Fri, 30 Nov 2007 04:05:58 +0000 http://www.savvyskin.com/cosmetic-surgery-confidential#comment-1759 Great, great, great post! Number one, anyone offered "free cosmetic surgery" should decline (you get what you pay for, and all of that). Number two, I don't think Botox is the first step towards plastic surgery, as some nowadays think receiving Botox not only reduces expression lines, but actually delays the onset of the visible signs of aging (obviously, it won't prevent them from forming forever... just delay their formation). I work with a ps performing <a href="http://www.plasticsurgerysource.com/" rel="nofollow">Torrance plastic surgery</a>, so what I liked most about your post what your relating how at the med spa you would ask a patient "what are your areas of concern," and they would respond with something you considered insignificant to more obvious problems. That's what's great about plastic surgery! The only reason one should have it is because they personally have a problem they think needs fixing. Lastly, great advice to research both the surgery and the surgeon. So often prospective patients spend so much time debating whether or not to have a procedure that once they decide, they research the surgery, but spend no time researching the doctor. Make sure s/he is board certified (in plastic surgery... by the ABPS), and take a moment to review their site. Does it contain typos, inconsistencies? The site should be perfect right? It's her/his image after all, and if s/he doesn't care about their own image, will they really care about yours? Great, great, great post! Number one, anyone offered “free cosmetic surgery” should decline (you get what you pay for, and all of that). Number two, I don’t think Botox is the first step towards plastic surgery, as some nowadays think receiving Botox not only reduces expression lines, but actually delays the onset of the visible signs of aging (obviously, it won’t prevent them from forming forever… just delay their formation). I work with a ps performing Torrance plastic surgery, so what I liked most about your post what your relating how at the med spa you would ask a patient “what are your areas of concern,” and they would respond with something you considered insignificant to more obvious problems. That’s what’s great about plastic surgery! The only reason one should have it is because they personally have a problem they think needs fixing. Lastly, great advice to research both the surgery and the surgeon. So often prospective patients spend so much time debating whether or not to have a procedure that once they decide, they research the surgery, but spend no time researching the doctor. Make sure s/he is board certified (in plastic surgery… by the ABPS), and take a moment to review their site. Does it contain typos, inconsistencies? The site should be perfect right? It’s her/his image after all, and if s/he doesn’t care about their own image, will they really care about yours?

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