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Plastic surgery News
Boob jobs triple in UK
19/9/2008Nearly three times as many women in Britain are having breast enlargement operations compared to five years ago, a new study showed.
Say goodbye to back fat
12/9/2008It seems there is another unexpected application of plastic surgery - back fat removal. The newprocedure removes all ugly bumps and bulges and hides the scar under the bra line.
Cosmetic surgery revolution?
2/9/2008Young people are increasingly resorting to cosmetic surgery to alter their looks in a beauty revolution which is being described as unprecedented.
55 million to get cosmetic surgery
25/6/2008Shocking stats show that more than 55 million cosmetic surgery procedures will be performed in 2015 - 97% of which will be non-surgical.
100 000 kids have cosmetic surgery
24/4/2008About 100 000 children in Germany receive cosmetic surgery annually, leading to a call for a ban on cosmetic surgery, tattoos and body piercings for children and adolescents.
Cosmetic surgery up 457%
4/3/2008A new US report shows that cosmetic interventions, surgical and non-surgical, increased 8% from 2006 to 2007, and 457% in the past 10 years.
Botox can be deadly
11/2/2008US officials have warned that using botulinum toxins such as the popular cosmetic treatment Botox can have serious side-effects including death.
Pig gut for fuller lips
24/1/2008An implant derived from pig intestines may offer a longer-lasting alternative to injections for filling out thin lips, according to a new study.
Cosmetic op horror
28/12/2007Gabriela Sanchez always felt self-conscious about her small breasts, and at age 40 she decided to do something about it.
Chinese cosmetic surgery boom
2/10/2007A growing number of Chinese are spending their holidays going under the knife for cosmetic surgery, looking for an edge in an ever-tighter job market, state media reported Tuesday.
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