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The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery statistics for the year 2007 states that the top five procedures are: 1.Liposuction, 2.Breast augmentation, 3.Eyelid surgery, 4.Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), and 5.Breast reduction. While plastic surgery saw an overall 8% increase last year, plastic surgery for men increased by 17%. Non-surgical procedures are extremely popular. Botox injections, for example, were administered 2,775,176 times in 2007, making Botox the most popular cosmetic procedure in the world. • Fillers - Fat Rebalancing/ Collagen/ Juvederm/ Radiesse/ Restylane/
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When should you be concerned about a “freckle” or pigmented spot or mole? See a physician experienced in diagnosing skin cancer if any of the following apply to you: 1. There has been a change in the feel or appearance of any growth or spot 2. You have a mole or spot that is dark or contains multiple colors 3. You have a mole that fails on any of the A thru D criteria below 4. You have a new mole, one that was not there before. Touch, pain, itching: Often when something has gone wrong with the skin, there is some change that you can notice. An area may feel rough or scaly. You may notice redness or some other color change. A mole may change color, size, shape or all of the foregoing. You might be tempted to think that because the mole or area doesn’t look so bad, it must be okay. Big mistake. Do not attempt a self-diagnosis. If there is any symptom, please have it checked out as soon as possible. |
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