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All her life, the 45-year-old nurse had been obese. Six feet tall, Gretencord weighed 350 pounds on the day, in October 2004, she opted to shrink her stomach to the size of a thumb with a surgical...
Patients who have been rejected for popular LASIK refractive surgery have a new option: an implan... New lenses may be the answ
Patients who have been rejected for popular LASIK refractive surgery have a new option: an implantable lens that promises perfect or near-perfect vision.
On a recent Monday, ophthalmologist William Goldstein performed the procedure using the Visian Implantable Collamer Lens.
The procedure's biggest drawback is its price. Goldstein charges $3,500 for each eye — nearly double the pri...
Relatives would casually pinch her nose and throw in seemingly innocent comments. While man... Plastic surgery increasingly pop
Relatives would casually pinch her nose and throw in seemingly innocent comments.
While many students were using their Spring Break vacation to relax and enjoy time off from classes, psychology junior Alexandra Sarpoolaki got something she always wanted - a new nose.
"I never seriously thought about my nose until college," she said. "Being half-Persian and half-Greek, everyone has a...
ASHEVILLE - Local performer first considered having permanent make-up done after a friend, who lo... Permanent make-up: Primari
ASHEVILLE - Local performer first considered having permanent make-up done after a friend, who looked "absolutely beautiful," recommended it following her own eyeliner procedures.
"I never gave it much thought," she said. "Then I realized I'm on the go a lot, on stage where I must wear make-up, and it would be great if I enhanced my eyes."
What she didn't want, she adds, was to "l...
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NEWS STAYZFITNESS NUTRITION RELATIONSHIPS MIND MATTERS ALTERNATIVE HEALTH Email Print Normal font Large font By Alex Mitchell, State Political Editor
Patients seeking facelifts, breast and penile enlargements, tattoo removals and liposuction have been banished fro...
Talk show co-host Star Jones-Reynolds has lashed out at media reports that she almost died during... Star Jones: 'I Did Not
Talk show co-host Star Jones-Reynolds has lashed out at media reports that she almost died during a recent cosmetic surgery procedure.
The View co-host was in Los Angeles undergoing a breast implant and lift procedure, when she required a blood transfusion earlier this month.
She explains, "First of all, I didn't not almost die. I'm anemic and whenever you have surgery you have to...
