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Sharon Osbourne: I’ve had too much plastic surgery
Rock singer Sharon Osbourne, 54, says she’s had too much plastic surgery and won’t have any more. The surgery has been on her breasts, stomach and legs, Osbourne told the New York-based publication...
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British women opt for smaller breasts, unlike Americans
British women have a different attitude to breast size than American women do. In Great Britain, breast reductions are among the Top 5 most popular procedures by plastic surgeons – quite unlike their...
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Rodial tummy-tuck cream is ‘an embarrassment’
Hope springs eternal, especially when it’s encouraged by an aggressive marketing campaign. And even more so when the hope is that you’ll be able to lose weight simply by applying a miracle cream to...
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Chat Wed.: Myths of weight-loss surgery, readers’ questions
“Liposuction never results in permanent weight loss,” says bariatric surgeon Dr. Brian Quebbemann of Newport Beach. The same goes for tummy tucks. Quebbemann will discuss the myths and realities of...
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Lipo just moves fat around, doesn’t remove it?
See ‘FAT STARS VS. FIT STARS’ slide show HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT “Want to move your fat to a different part of your body? Try liposuction.” That would never work as a marketing slogan, but it would be...
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Liposuction debate — Fat will return?
Don’t rule out liposuction as part of a weight-control strategy, says plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Niccole of Newport Beach (pictured). Niccole told the Sept. 30 online chat that he “totally disagrees”...
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How well do lasers work as fat fighters?
This is the first of two posts based on coverage of techniques for fighting fat on the “In Your Face” page on Facebook. The second post is “Shots can fight fat? No, they rearrange it” on May 3....
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Military wives get free plastic surgery
The military has spent almost $363,000,000 on weight loss surgery for the wives of men in the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines and Coast Guard, according to an investigative report by KIRO 7 in Seattle....
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