cosmetic operation

Cosmetic operations, particularly when they include several procedures, may take eight hours or more.

He also offers financing plans to patients whose health insurance does not cover cosmetic operations.

So they performed a little cosmetic operation and darkened his hair a bit."

It is also the most popular cosmetic operation in the UK.

The total price for all those cosmetic operations was $8.4 billion, according to this month's Marie Claire.

Was this all just a cosmetic operation or have the brutally manipulated elections exposed the true nature of the regime?

Should children have multiple cosmetic operations to try to erase all traces of a cleft lip?

The motivations of patients who seek out these most cosmetic of cosmetic operations are diverse.

The most common cosmetic operation performed in the United States is liposuction, which may cause a variety of life-threatening complications.

"But as programs become easier and cheaper, it's going to be used more and more for routine surgery," he said, maybe even cosmetic operations.

Rib removal is a questionable cosmetic operation, often performed with abdominoplasty ('tummy-tuck') to give a person a thinner waist.

She has a hunched back, a pronounced limp and a left eye that constantly sheds tears, despite many corrective and cosmetic operations.

Botox was licensed for use in cosmetic operations by the US Food and Drugs Administration last year.

He replaces Jean Puri, who has moved to Unilever's Swedish cosmetic operation.

Last year, according to the Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1.8 million cosmetic operations were performed in the United States.

Shortterm cosmetic operations to enhance the next budgets, the budgets that will be used to assess readiness to join monetary union, must be avoided.

At the moment, just saline implants are allowed for purely cosmetic operations, even though many patients and doctors say silicone implants feel more natural and look better.

What is really remarkable about the clinic, however, is the frequency with which phages are used to counter surgical-wound infections in these complex (if bizarre) cosmetic operations.

The creation of this fold is the most commonly requested cosmetic operation among Asian-Americans, but if properly performed it should not result in Caucasian-looking eyes, he said.

As of 2007, it is the most common cosmetic operation, with 4.6 million procedures in the United States, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

He operated a mail-order business that failed, and then started the Jean Cosmetic operation with his former wife, J. B. Van Zanten, in 1983.

There is, however, too much evidence that the regime's recent concessions are merely part of a cosmetic operation orchestrated by President-Dictator Lukashenko for the benefit of the outside world.

To prevent it being an abortive attempt, or just a cosmetic operation on the part of the powerful states, its long-term funding and the obligation upon states to cooperate must be guaranteed.

When I did not move at once, she let the plait drop and put hand to her sword hilt, though she must know that a blade so dull would not serve for a cosmetic operation.

Although they can legitimately perform a wide variety of cosmetic operations from nose jobs to face lifts, they would not be recommended by groups like the American Society for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons.