Sentences with phrase «plastic surgery then»

Once you lose some weight and get a few hundred hours worth of plastic surgery then you start wearing pretty clothes.

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«I think if you've got the nerve, you got the desire and you got the money, then you should do it if that's gonna make you feel better,» Dolly Parton says, when talking about plastic surgery.

In an effort to marry her loves of medicine and design, Dr. Sophie then completed her training in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at New York Presbyterian Hospital.

If you can not accept the changes that your breasts have undergone from pregnancy and childbirth then you might want to consider seeking plastic surgery.

Then your child will be moved to the Constant Observation Room on 8C (Plastic Surgery Unit).

There are a number of creams often recommended which can help soften the scar tissue, but short of plastic surgery, there is really no way to remove them perfectly 100 percent of the time — and even then, some scarring will remain.

Then, study lead surgeon J. Peter Rubin, M.D., UPMC Professor and chair of plastic surgery, Pitt School of Medicine, surgically implanted a «quilt» of compressed ECM sheets designed to fill into their injury sites.

But when I told some of them I'd had weight loss surgery — and then plastic surgery to remove excess skin — I was surprised when some of them just said, «Oh,» like they were disappointed.

Liposuction This fat - removal surgery (docs use a thin surgical instrument to break up fat cells in a particular area, then vacuum out the cells with a suction device) is best for healthy people who have localized fat deposits they want to get rid of — saddlebags, love handles, tummy fat — not those who want to lose lots of weight, says John Canady, MD, president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

He then performed his fellowship for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery with two more years of training at Wake Forest University, Bowman Gray School of Medicine.

Pick one of the twenty «bribes,» including dinner, flowers, a shopping spree and plastic surgery, then offer it to another user in exchange for a date.

If in any way you meet and you see that she's got the plastic surgery going on, has lied about her age, then you know where you are at with her.

I left the 5 g a month sugar daddy because I wasn't attracted to him and he really didn't treat me that well (btw I did get an initial photo from him but it was photo shopped... then he got some plastic surgery and looked like the picture kind of....)

She enters a plastic - surgery clinic and then vanishes for six months - long enough for the scars to heal - leaving Ji - woo hurt and confused by her disappearance.

But then nothing works: the constant plastic surgery jokes fall flat, the romance is painfully predictable, and the script is pathologically lazy, skipping over any scenes that might have made things more interesting.

But then an interesting thing happens to him: In jail, a thoughtful surgeon (Forest Whitaker) suggests that plastic surgery could turn Johnny into a reasonably average - looking guy, and speech therapy could make him into a passable candidate for rehabilitation.

Hawn takes top acting honors, so very funny and convincing as a poster girl for plastic surgery; Keaton next, hilariously playing Annie's neuroses to the hilt; then Midler, who is no comic slouch but just has less of a character to work with than her co-stars.

A teenage girl (Chloë Grace Moretz) has her first period in a room full of clueless males (There is one laugh when her date, played by Jimmy Bennett, calls 9 -1-1 and asks why the operator is laughing), and Halle Berry and Stephen Merchant use a game of Truth or Dare to liven up a blind date (The first two dares, which use the surroundings of a restaurant, are solid, but then it quickly jumps into the absurdity of tattoos and plastic surgery).

If you think that plastic surgery is only for movie stars and models, then think again.

Often plastic surgeons perform surgeries that can be considered miraculous, such as removing a large tumor from a person's face and then reconstructing that face to look attractive once more, or rebuilding the nose, mouth and jaw a woman who was the victim of a shotgun blast.