For more than a decade, cosmetic procedures were usually considered “fringe” procedures. Often these treatments and procedures had side effects and low quality results. There were often scandals attached to these procedures, resulting in them being ridiculed and dismissed.   Currently, we are now seeing an era where cosmetic and plastic surgery are not only

Lipodissolve, also called mesotherapy, is a process by which drugs are injected directly into fatty tissuewhere they can break down the fat. Once broken down, the fat is flushed from the body. Proponents of this treatment tout it as a non-surgical, and therefore safer, alternative to liposuction. But can such claims reasonably be made right

  Never mind banking your money, the next trend in savings just may have your swapping pennies for fat. “Lipobanking”—yes, you read this right—is exactly what the term implies: the act of storing fat after it’s removed via liposuction. As more people seek to rid themselves of those stubborn “muffin tops” and other unsightly lumps

  Because we all want smaller thighs… A couple of months ago I put this to the test. Facebook has this great question feature that let’s you post self-designed polls on your Wall. I wanted to know: If you could have one area of your body liposuctioned, what would it be? The majority of responders

Often, while people are considering cosmetic surgery procedures, they are concerned about safety, and potential risks and complications. A recent study has revealed a list of the four safest cosmetic procedures. Interestingly, these four are perhaps some of the most popular procedures. The following are the four procedure.     Injectable botulinum toxins type A