Rising Interest In Comestic Surgery Despite The Enconomy ...

The Plastic Surgery Institute of Southeast Texas confirms that this is also true in the Houston area. According to the survey, people expressed the most interest in tummy tucks, especially women aged 35-44. Of this group, nearly half (46%) would have the procedure if money were not an issue. Overall, 29% (40% of women and 15% of men) would have a tummy tuck, and 23 % (26%/18%) would have liposuction. Anti-aging treatments are popular among baby boomer women. One third would get wrinkle fillers (33%) or a facelift (36%). “This is the same trend we’re seeing,” said plastic surgeon Dr. Leo [more...]

Date: 2010-09-03 07:00:00

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5 Excellent Medical Spas in Houston, Texas | Tattoo Off

It is important that you disclose any and all medical conditions you might have before undergoing any surgical treatments, even cosmetic ones. Medical Spas of Houston. Medical Spas of Houston offers a wide variety of services, including Botox, ... Their physician, Dr. Henry Mentz, was named “Top Doc” in Houston for plastic surgery four years in a row, and he is triple-board certified in plastic surgery. Surgeries such as face lifts and breast contouring are offered here. [more...]

Date: 2010-10-03 00:22:23

Katy Texas Lifestyles & Homes Magazine » Medical Profiles

With locations in Houston, Katy and The Woodlands they are easily accessible from most locations in the Houston area. 462 Mason Road, Suite 100 • 281-900-5912 www.JustVeins.net * GRAND VISION CENTER BRETT DONALDSON, O.D. RYANN DONALDSON, O.D. Drs. Brett and Ryann Donaldson at Grand Vision Center provide comprehensive eye care for adults and children. This dynamic duo of brothers, therapeutic optometrists and optometric glaucoma specialists provide Katy patients with the highest quality eye care. Both graduated from University of Houston – College of Optometry. 1534 South Grand [more...]

Date: 2010-07-01 02:06:51

Cosmetic Surgery Highlights

The top nonsurgical cosmetic procedures were: 1) Botox injections, 2) Laser hair removal, 3) Hyaluronic acid injections, 4) Chemical peels and 5) Laser skin resurfacing. • Women and men in the United States spent almost $12 billion on various cosmetic procedures in 2008, including about $7.2 billion on surgical operations and $4.6 billion on nonsurgical procedures. • While cosmetic surgery continues to grow in popularity with men, women still had about 92 percent of all cosmetic procedures. Men, in particular, sought liposuction, rhinoplasty and eyelid surgery among surgical procedures [more...]

Date: 2010-09-26 00:32:18

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