Monthly Archives: February 2012
Over the years, men’s dwindling hairlines have propelled extensive research into treatments for baldness, and many researchers are developing new ways to make hair transplants look more natural. A new study, published in this month’s Archives of Dermatology, indicates that … Continue reading
A recent survey commissioned by skin cream manufacturer Olay has highlighted debate in New Zealand about the use of plastic surgery to correct the signs of facial aging. Roughly 20 percent of New Zealand women feel “sad” about their wrinkles, … Continue reading
Cosmetic procedures are an increasingly lucrative market that is attracting more and more doctors, who offer elective procedures from their clinics. However, according to a recent article in the New York Times, doctors who offer cosmetic procedures but lack special … Continue reading
Radiation therapy for breast cancer patients can reduce the risk of recurrent breast cancer and increase chances for survival, but also raises the risks associated with reconstructive surgery. However, according to a new study in the February issue of Plastic … Continue reading
