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If you are unhappy with the size of your breasts, you may be considering an augmentation procedure. This is where cosmetic surgery is used to increase the volume of the breasts so that they are larger than before. Once a little taboo, today, breast augmentation procedures are extremely common and a great way for a woman to boost her confidence in her appearance.
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Fat transfer, also known as fat grafting or fat injections, is the name of a surgical process in which fat is transferred from one area of the body to another. This is done with the intention of making physical improvements to the area where the fat is injected. The area that fat is taken from is usually somewhere with a good amount of unwanted fat cells, such as the thighs, hips or abdomen. In most instances, fat transfer procedures see the fat removed via a procedure similar to liposuction, purified and then re-inserted via injection into the breasts, face or buttocks.
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Blepharoplasty is a fairly straightforward procedure and incisions are made in the natural creases of the eye to minimize scarring. You will be under the effects of a general anesthetic or in some cases, a combination of local anesthetic and sedation. Whichever form of anesthesia you are given, you will not feel any pain and will have little to no awareness of what is happening around you.
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As we get older the natural deterioration in the amount of collagen and elastin our skin can produce can have a profound effect on the way that our face looks. Once full, with firm, smooth skin and definition in the jaw and cheekbones, our skin can quickly lose elasticity and volume. The effect of this can make facial features droop, lines and folds to develop and jowls to form under the neck. Not only can these developments cause us to look older than we really are, they can also negatively affect our confidence and self-esteem.
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Breast reduction surgery is just as invasive and significant as augmentation surgery, and as such, it is equally as important that you take the necessary preparations for your recovery. Studies show that patients that prepare for their recovery period are substantially more likely to recover swiftly and with minimal complications. They also tend to have the best overall result from their surgical procedure.
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