Kim Kardashian Denies Rhinoplasty and Lip Reduction
Kim Kardashian has strongly denied comments made in Star Magazine that she may have had a rhinoplasty and lip reduction:
She said on her blog: “Star Magazine is saying I had plastic surgery to make my nose and lips smaller! Why would someone want smaller lips?! LOL.”
“Your face always looks different when you lose weight, plus with the contouring on my nose it gives the illusion of a thinner nose.”"I actually think my nose looks smaller in the first pic than it does in the second. “It’s ridiculous… it’s all about the makeup and the angle from which the photo was taken! It’s no secret I contour my nose now to make the bump go away!”
I haven’t had a chance to see old photos of her, but to me her nose looks so refined that it is definitely possible she’s had some very nice work done to it. I strongly doubt she’s had her lips reduced though. This is a very uncommon surgery that can leave big scars. No way she’s had that done. I wonder who the plastic surgeon is that made the comments to Star Magazine? They certainly didn’t ask me! (Although I have been in Star a few times…)
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Does the Brava Breast Enhancement Device Work?
The Brava system is a nonsurgical breast enlargement device that claims to increase the size of your breasts 1/2 to 2 cups after 10 weeks of use. The wearer is supposed to use the device for a minimum of 10 hours a day and avoid missing even one day’s worth of treatment. There has been some support for the effectiveness of this device in scientific studies. It works on the principle of tissue expansion, similar to what we use when reconstructing breast cancer patients, except instead of using an implant inside the breast it uses a vacuum applied to outside of the breasts.
The Rachael Ray Show (my favorite syndicated talk show 
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As an aside, I once had a patient come to see me after using the Brava and having disappointing results. She ended up giving me her Brava system after her breast implant surgery.
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Juvederm XC - Less Painful Injectable Filler?
Allergan has just received FDA approval for Juvederm XC, the newest hyaluronic acid injectable filler formulated with lidocaine for greater comfort. In their study they found that 93% of the patients treated with Juvederm XC had less pain than when treated with the non-lidocaine formulation of Juvederm.
That sounds good to me. I’m very fond of using hyaluronic acid fillers due to their versatility and longevity. The only knock on them has been that they are somewhat uncomfortable to have injected. I hope that the new Juvederm XC will make the experience of injectable fillers much more pleasant.
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Juvederm XC - Less Painful Injectable Filler?
Allergan has just received FDA approval for Juvederm XC, the newest hyaluronic acid injectable filler formulated with lidocaine for greater comfort. In their study they found that 93% of the patients treated with Juvederm XC had less pain than when treated with the non-lidocaine formulation of Juvederm.
That sounds good to me. I’m very fond of using hyaluronic acid fillers due to their versatility and longevity. The only knock on them has been that they are somewhat uncomfortable to have injected. I hope that the new Juvederm XC will make the experience of injectable fillers much more pleasant.
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Allergan has just received FDA approval for Juvederm XC, the newest hyaluronic acid injectable filler formulated with lidocaine for greater comfort. In their study they found that 93% of the patients treated with Juvederm XC had less pain than when treated with the non-lidocaine formulation of Juvederm.
That sounds good to me. I’m very fond of using hyaluronic acid fillers due to their versatility and longevity. The only knock on them has been that they are somewhat uncomfortable to have injected. I hope that the new Juvederm XC will make the experience of injectable fillers much more pleasant.
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Allergan has just received FDA approval for Juvederm XC, the newest hyaluronic acid injectable filler formulated with lidocaine for greater comfort. In their study they found that 93% of the patients treated with Juvederm XC had less pain than when treated with the non-lidocaine formulation of Juvederm.
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