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Rare COVID-19 vaccine side effect linked to cosmetic dermal filler
source: www.wwltv.com NEW ORLEANS — It's the number two most popular, minimally-invasive cosmetic procedure in the U.S., getting filler injections to plump us facial lines, wrinkles and lips. And if you're one of the nearly three million men and women who get filler each year, there's...
The nobody-nose job: how the pandemic led to a rise in plastic surgery
source: the guardian.com/lifestyle When Kaafiya Abdulle gave birth to her son in April 2017, she chose to breastfeed. A year later, she switched to baby formula, hyper-vigilant of the effects nursing had on her breasts. Unhappy with the sagging and shrinking that had occurred, she...
Is It Safe to Have Plastic Surgery During the Pandemic?
by Cleveland Clinic We see it all the time — our favorite actors or reality television stars getting nipped, tucked, tightened and brightened. While some might go to extremes, others end up with results that look quite natural and obtainable. Some might be under the impression...
Pandemic has created perfect storm for plastic surgery boom
By Danielle Braff (Philadelphia Inquirer) After logging many hours on Zoom, Sarah Hayes became distressed. "I noticed my face was starting to look older: fine lines and droopy," said the senior program manager for a financial firm in New Hampshire. "I'm definitely bothered by my lines...
Plastic-surgery demand perks up amid COVID-19 pandemic’s persistence
By Lina Saigol 2 The pandemic means we’re seeing our faces on video screens all the time — and have time to recover at home after a cosmetic procedure Lip fillers, face-lifts and skin resurfacing. Nonstop video calls during the COVID-19 pandemic on platforms like...
Plastic surgeons say business is up, partly because clients don’t like how they look on Zoom
by Danielle Braff - Washington Post After logging many hours on Zoom, Sarah Hayes became distressed. “I noticed my face was starting to look older: fine lines and droopy,” said the senior program manager for a financial firm in New Hampshire. “I’m definitely bothered by my...
