Now there is a better way to define the jawline without surgery. Using non-invasive (injectable, not cutting) techniques the jawline can be reshaped without a facelift and without a chin implant. Nothing artificial, no scar.

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Body-Jet: a revolutionary approach to fat removal and body shaping

No matter how much you exercise, that youthful body gets more and more disguised every day. Beneath the muffin top, love handles and poochy tummy is the body you once had or dreamt...

The appearance of breast shape on a male chest, at any age creates such anxiety and embarrassment that boys and men will go to great lengths to avoid any activity that requires a bare chest. Locker-room jesting can be cruel and traumatic....

For my 40th birthday, I mustered the courage to do something that I'd wanted since my 20's. At the time that I seriously began considering reconstruction, I wasn't familiar with the term "augmentation." My research process began with reading internet articles and advanced to peer reviewed journals from the Johns Hopkins Library. As I educated myself, I questioned my gynecologist and nurse practitioner at the gynecologist's office. I was very timid and felt some degree of guilt for even considering reconstruction. 

When you are considering breast implants, one of the most natural questions to ask is how your loved ones will react. After all, plastic surgery—especially breast surgery—creates a sudden, noticeable change, and you can’t be sure how everyone will respond. Plastic surgery, like religion and politics, sometimes elicits strong reactions. The important thing to remember is that this is not your mother’s, sister’s, or best friend’s life. It’s yours. You are the only person who can decide what’s best for you, so embrace whatever it is that gives you the positive self-image and self-confidence you desire.

We want you to feel beautiful. We want you to love your breasts and your body, to feel pretty. Women who have frustration, anxiety or discomfort with their breasts live with that feeling everyday. Getting dressed, wearing stylish clothes, putting on a bathing suit create “silent discomfort”. This feeling, not known or obvious to others makes you feel unattractive or self-conscious. And if you don’t feel pretty, how could you expect to feel sexy or relaxed in an intimate setting?

Tips for Healthier, Beautiful Skin - Fall has arrived, so get ready for turkeys, piles of leaves, and apple picking. Even though summer may be behind us, skin care is more important than ever! After all, November is Healthy Skin Month. So now’s the time for a refresher on the best ways to keep your skin protected throughout the fall.