Are you thinking of getting a procedure done soon? Whether it's cosmetic or plastic surgery, you should know how to get around common misconceptions. Knowing what really happens before and after surgery helps you make informed decisions. But what exactly are they? Here are some of the typical misunderstandings when it comes to cosmetic and plastic surgery. Instant Results A lot of people think that once you have surgery, the results show up right away. But here's the thing, swelling and bruising are totally normal after your procedure. It can even mess with how things look for a...

      As time passes, many people are becoming interested in getting cosmetic surgery done. Cosmetic surgeries are done for patients who want to enhance their physical appearance through an operation. Typically, these surgeries are safe as long as they are performed by licensed cosmetic surgeons and are effective in helping boost your self-confidence.   Some of the most common cosmetic surgeries are rhinoplasty, botox, breast implants, and dermal fillers. If you wish to have a part of your body enhanced, there’s nothing that a cosmetic surgeon can’t do, but you can’t expect results to instantly show up after...

How Instagram, FaceTune, and cosmetic surgery created a single, cyborgian look. When it comes to cosmetic surgery, the number one question we get asked is, “Why would someone want to look like that?” The short answer is that there are many reasons why people do this, but one of the biggest reasons is to look good on Instagram. Twenty-five years ago, cosmetic surgery was considered taboo. Botox was used by celebs only. Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian hadn't yet made lip augmentation desirable. However, times,  and beauty ideals, have changed. According to the International Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (IAAPS),...

    The cosmetic surgery industry has been badly shaken this week when Super Model Linda Evangelista has spoken publically about a lawsuit she has taken against CoolSculpting's parent company, Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc, for $50 million in damages. Linda claims she has been unable to work since the procedures. Embed from Getty Images Evangelista has apparently been badly affected by PAH (Paradoxical adipose hyperplasia) a rare reaction to cryolipolysis (a.k.a Cool Sculpting). With this lawsuit humming in the background, it seems a good time to have a fresh look at Cool Sculpting and see what it can offer our community...