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Plastic Surgery for Men

 

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As one might expect, plastic surgery for men has grown in popularity in recent years due to several factors, including the fact that men want to look good as they age.  In many cases, men are working longer and are competing with younger men for a variety of jobs.  While they exercise and generally feel…

Tattoo Removal Options

 

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Well that tattoo that you thought was a great idea a few years ago now one of the biggest regrets of your life!  The reason for the regret for the tattoo varies from person to person, but common reasons include the size and placement of the tattoo, as well as the quality of the tattoo. …

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

 

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When people hear anyone mention an upcoming back surgery, they most often hear reactions such as – “Oh goodness, that sounds serious.” “How long will it take to recover?” “Is it worth the risk?” Most people associate back surgery with hours of surgery, long scars, and a difficult recovery. Any type of back surgery is…

Failed Back Surgery Options

 

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Failed back surgery syndrome is characterized by persistent pain following back surgeries.  Also referred to as post laminectomy syndrome, symptoms of a failed back surgery include dull, aching back pain, shooting or radiating pain originating in the back or spinal area, or persistent sharp pain in the back or in the legs.   Back surgeries are almost…

Avoid Too Many Surgeries

 

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When it comes down to it, your face is the most personal part about you. Your face is what people picture when they think of you. A skilled cosmetic surgeon can help you retain a youthful, attractive appearance through a variety of techniques and procedures ranging from injectable facial fillers to laser skin therapy to cosmetic…

When a C-Section is Necessary

 

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In the United States, about 30 percent of all babies are delivered by cesarean. For a while during the late 1990s and early 2000s, cesarean births were on the rise – thanks in part to Hollywood’s endorsement of “tummy tucks” with a C-section. But today, cesarean births are performed out of necessity instead of preference.…

Birth Control Options for the Breastfeeding Mother

 

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Most women want to allow some space between their pregnancies, but many breastfeeding mothers may not know all of their options. While it is true that exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of a baby’s life works as birth control for the mother (with a 98% effective rate), it is important for women to…

An Abnormal Pap – What’s next?

 

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A Pap Smear is a gynecologic test that is used to check for changes in the cells of a woman’s cervix. A Pap Smear checks for signs of infection, abnormal cervical cells, and/or cervical cancer. Early detection through a Pap Smear can give women a greater chance for a cure from cervical cancer. Abnormal cells…

Benefits of Prenatal Care

 

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Prenatal care refers to the regular medical care recommended for all pregnant women. Prenatal care is known as preventative care with the goal being to help women have a safe and healthy pregnancy while also treating and preventing health problems throughout the course of the pregnancy. Women who do not receive prenatal care are three…

Bone Density Test

 

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A bone density test is performed to determine the state of your bones. In the past, the only way to know how strong or weak a person’s bones were was after a broken bone. But thanks to bone density scans, doctors are able to use X-rays to measure the grams of calcium and other minerals…