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Dental Health Tips for Looking Younger
Everyone knows that you’re supposed to brush and floss daily, but many people don’t seem to take their oral health seriously. Few know that keeping your mouth clean may keep you healthier longer—and looking younger. According to nation-wide studies, only 25% of people floss. At the end of the day, keeping a youthful mouth comes down to two simple steps: Brushing and flossing daily Seeing your dentist at least... -
LASIK Eye Surgery – Safe, Effective, Affordable
LASIK surgery is now safer and more accurate than ever before. In addition, because the surgery has become so affordable, the procedure is becoming more and more popular. For those with nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism, LASIK surgery can free you from the burden of wearing glasses or contact lenses ever again. Because the surgery itself is very brief it is safe, predictable and associated with very little pain. No... -
How Long Will the Results of Cosmetic Surgery Last?
The permanence of any type of cosmetic surgery depends on many factors. In general, you will have the best results if you do not smoke, limit alcohol use, avoid direct sun exposure, eat well, exercise, and maintain your general health. If you follow these basic guidelines, you can count on 6-10 years minimum. Of course, you will still continue to age and your body will change, but 6-10 years... -
Best Time of the Year to Undergo Cosmetic Surgery?
A common question asked is, “when is the best time of the year to have surgery?” Many may argue that winter (mid-December through March) is the best time to undergo just about any type of cosmetic surgery. From a medical viewpoint, procedures done in the winter will have months that follow when the sunlight is less intense. Staying out of strong direct sunlight after most cosmetic surgery operations is... -
Post-Surgery Preparation
Many patients often overlook the post-surgery process. Putting some thought into this ahead of time, however, will make the recovery process as speedy and smooth as possible. Anyone who has cosmetic surgery will be confined to bed for a few days after and will need simple, easy to make and easy to eat food choices. Some good books and movies might be a good idea too. People will also... -
A Few Things to Keep In Mind When Preparing For Surgery
As the big day approaches, it is important that both the mind and body be completely at ease. Your surgeon should give you some pamphlets containing information about the surgery. Read this material, but also make sure you have done your own research and know everything there is to know about the procedure you are about to undergo. You don’t want any surprises when the day has come. Ask... -
Fertility Procedures – Everyone Should Be Able to Have a Family
Children are a blessing. If you and your partner want to have a family but are facing infertility problems, you are not alone. Infertility is a medical condition that is found in both men and women, affecting 6.1 million American couples. The consequences of infertility are far and wide, ranging from society repercussions to personal suffering to marital conflict. But there are many solutions to infertility, don’t let it... -
Doctor of the Month, Robert M. Rey, M.D.
Dr. Robert Rey, who currently resides and practices in Beverly Hills, specializes in MINIMAL SCAR Plastic Surgery. Dr. Rey’s expertise can be traced back to his prestigious academic background. He has a Master’s degree in Health Policy from Harvard, and an M.D. from Tufts University of Medicine in 1990. He also did a three year general surgery residency at Harbor UCLA, and completed his plastic surgery residency in 1997 at... -
Bariatric Surgery – There’s Still Hope
People with obesity are not only at high risk of having health problems, but also suffer from prejudice and discrimination at work, at school, and every day social situations. If you have tried every variety of diets, exercise and behavior therapy programs on the market without success, there is still hope. If you have a body mass index (BMI) of 30 kg/m2 or greater, you should talk to your doctor...