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Women with breast cancer who’ve undergone lumpectomies (where a portion of the breast is removed) or mastectomies (where the entire breast is removed) have typically had two choices for their breasts: either accept their altered appearance or consider reconstruction using silicone implants. For many, the idea of inserting a foreign implant into their body — [...]

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The winter 2012 issue of Scottsdale Living magazine includes a story called “Cosmetic Confidence”, which highlights the growing number of nonsurgical procedures and new demographic trends in cosmetic surgery including men, baby boomers and menopausal women. In the article, Dr. Todd Malan discusses the increasing trend in his office of patients seeking Botox, fillers, laser [...]

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Adult stem cells, which occur naturally in the body, are being used in a wide variety of medical and aesthetic procedures, both in the U.S. and abroad. Scientists say they could transform medicine, providing hope for millions of people suffering from: Major physical trauma Cardiovascular disease Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis and other neurological disorders Severe [...]

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