Press Releases by Industry

2009-07-29 | Leading cosmetic surgery providers The Hospital Group has helped inform teenage surgery-seekers in a BBC3 television programme.

2009-07-25 | Breast reconstruction is a surgical procedure for women who have had one or both breasts removed. This surgery rebuilds the breast so that it is the same general shape and size as it was previously, and adds a nipple and areola.

2009-07-25 | Natrelle has just released a pre-consultation kit to provide women who are interested in breast augmentation with an educational tool to help them in their decision-making process.

2009-07-25 | The high-street store, Debenhams, has seen soaring sales of gel-boosted bikinis. The much sought-after item has been labelled as the 'boob-job bikini', and sales are up 80%.

2009-07-25 | Ulrika Jonsson has revealed her new stunning figure, joining the list of celebrities demonstrating the impressive results cosmetic surgery can achieve.

2009-07-25 | Pregnancy and motherhood are not without their downsides. As many new mums will testify, shifting those post-pregnancy pounds can be difficult when juggling the responsibilities of parenthood.

2009-07-24 | Avery Biomedical Devices Inc. has named renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Abbott J. Krieger to be its Chief Clinical Liaison. Krieger will provide ongoing clinical support to facilities that use the company's phrenic nerve pacemaker.

2009-07-23 | More and more women are finding support groups following breast cancer removal. A nationally-recognized breast reconstruction specialist, Dr. Alex Keller has updated his Web site to provide the latest information and resources for these women.

2009-07-15 | After 30 years of cosmetic and bite reconstruction dentistry in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, Sam Muslin perfected and trademarked Facelift Dentistry, an advanced procedure to ensure lasting results in health, comfort and appearance.

2009-07-15 | Updating a 2006 study, a review of 268 patients over a 10 yr. period was recently published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal. Tummy tuck patients in Los Angeles who also had breast surgery saw complication rates comparable to single-procedures.

2009-07-11 | Gordon Ramsay is famous for a number of reasons; his cooking, short temper, foul mouth and, notably, his furrowed brow and chin. But not for much longer...

2009-07-11 | Hair loss is often the hardest aspect of growing old, but for a number of people the problem is not confined to their later years.

2009-07-11 | In Sacramento, breast augmentation remains a sought-after procedure despite a tough economy. Dr. Scott Green, a board-certified plastic surgeon near Folsom, explains this procedure's recession-resistant attraction.

2009-07-09 | A refreshing glass of orange juice with your breakfast might not be quite as beneficial as you once thought.

2009-07-09 | A dental facelift is the use of cosmetic dentistry to create the effect of a traditional facelift, without intrusive plastic surgery.

2009-07-09 | Patients don't have to wait for the economy in order to look their best. The New York Group for Plastic Surgery explains why procedures like facial liposuction are getting attention - as cost-effective alternatives to the traditional face lift.

2009-07-08 | New KLAS report examines the challenges and benefits of moving from traditional film mammography to digital technology

2009-07-08 | Veinwave, a treatment developed in the UK for the removal of spider veins and telangiectasia, has recently been cleared by the FDA for it to be marketed in the US. Due to be officially launched in September, Veinwave will soon be available from Doctors clinics across the US. Visit www.veinwave.com

2009-07-05 | Stick thin celebrities have long been held responsible for the pressure on ordinary people to lose weight - now it would seem the tables have turned and fat celebrities are being blamed for the rising obesity epidemic.

2009-07-04 | Dr. Neda Naim has upgraded her office with new digital imaging technology for X-rays, yielding clearer images and upgraded comfort for patients.