Archive for February, 2006

Roseanne Barr blasts plastic surgery

Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery, Celebs a Talkin' on February 14, 2006

ROSEANNE BARR has slammed plastic surgery abusers, insisting that going under the knife puts unnecessary strain on facial features. The controversial comedienne – who last underwent cosmetic surgery 14 years ago – lashed out at doctors seeking monetary gain through exploiting their customers’ desires to look attractive. She says, “It’s weird how your face looks after it’s been plastic surgery-ised – remember those grotesque scenes in BRAZIL? You can’t smile so much and your eyes don’t blink.
Source: contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/roseanne%20blasts%20plastic%20surgery_09_02_2006

Roseanne Barr blasts plastic surgery. She is apparently speaking of plastic surgery abuse. She needs to define that maybe? If she were to say after “too much plastic surgery” we would be in agreement. She has had some surgery in the past after all.

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John Di Saia MD

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Pamela Anderson’s Trout Pout

Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery club, soft tissue fillers on February 11, 2006

Pamela Anderson is supplying content for the blogs once again. Her lips are a little on the full side, but not as bad as others that I have seen. She may be freshly injected. The stuff settles down in a few weeks. Then many patients want more. Smaller injections can really look quite good, but the effects fade more quickly. As we have seen before sometimes the patients want their lips to look like this. I prefer moderation, but then I am not her surgeon.

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John Di Saia MD

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Better Sex With Plastic Surgery Article

Posted by admin in plastic surgery news on February 9, 2006

Post Gazette.com Story

Better sex with plastic surgery? I guess with good plastic surgery.

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John Di Saia MD

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Bra Awards?

Posted by admin in Beauty in the News on February 3, 2006

We divided the bras into categories, and gave our staffers bags of bras to take home and test drive. Our criteria: Fit, look, and comfort. While it’s true that there is no such thing as one bra that will fit every woman perfectly — these top winners come pretty darn close. And with the exception of one big splurge, they are incredibly affordable. Love that!
Source: msnbc.msn.com/id/10792442

They must have needed a consultant for this right? I guess I missed the call. lol.

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John Di Saia MD

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