Health and Beauty:
Read the latest research on beauty, skin care, fashion, botox, plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new silicone gel breast implant for use in women at least 22 years old to increase breast size (augmentation) and to rebuild breast tissue (reconstruction) in women of any age.
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Discover one new, recently discovered health benefit of tanning that runs counter to warnings about the risk of developing skin cancer.
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Did you know that women are 4 times more likely to have foot problems than men? The most common cause – choice of footwear. What are you doing to your feet when you wear high heels and shoes that are too small?
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California researchers have analyzed toxic metal levels in lipstick and lip gloss. They say the results are concerning.
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Are you using lipstick that contains lead? Find out and learn how to make your own lip color.
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Will lifting a woman’s breasts really raise her spirits after a divorce? Dr. Oz alerts viewers to a new trend where plastic surgeons offer discounts for revenge surgery.
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Discover what the controversy is about over the potential dangers of having a gel manicure and what the safer options are that can still give you beautiful hands as recommended on The Dr. Oz Show.
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Find out now one bizarre beauty secret from Dr. Oz that you can try out in your own home.
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Millions of Americans from teens to seniors undergo plastic surgery procedures each year in the United States. Many are pleased with the outcome; however, some are not. Dissatisfaction can be due to unrealistic expectations; however, in many cases, it is due to making a poor choice in the surgeon.
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A number of myths are in circulation regarding plastic surgery. Examples are: an airline flight will cause breast implants to pop; and the sun will melt the implant in your nose after rhinoplasty. Also, a recent trend in plastic surgery is the number of teens undergoing cosmetic procedures. To obtain the straight scoop regarding plastic surgery, I consulted Tracy M. Pfeiffer, MD, MS. She is a New York City plastic surgeon with a special interest in breast surgery.
