The Smart Womans Guide to Plastic Surgery, Updated Second Edition

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Much Needed Info Missing. I bought this book to find out about breast reduction. There is not one word about this surgery in this book. Very disappointed.

Please Don't Waste Your Money!!!!!. Okay since I bought this book because of all the 5 star reviews it got here I'd like to send others a warning. This is NOT a 5 star book!!!!!!!!!!!!! I feel foolish having wasted my money on this. Oh yeah and to add insult to injury, you can go to the author's website and get the same exact information plus colored photos as opposed to black/white found in the book. Anyone considering plastic surgery shouldn't bother with this book. You will get the same exact information in a consultation with a plastic surgeon or off numerous sites on the internet. DO NOT BOTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sure wish I was warned.

Did not include any information on Upper Body Lift. It answered a lot of questions so I am happy with the purchase. However, I found it incomplete as it did not include ANY information on upper body lifts. I was also looking for lazer treatment of wrinkled hands. The condition of the hands is usually a give away regardless of the beauty of the face (ed Priscilla Presley).

A Must-Read!. As an update to her first book, Dr. Jean Loftus's new book is not only a timely source for "what's out there now" on new plastic surgery techniques, but also a good basic refresher for anyone considering plastic surgery. I read her first book about one year after publication, and looked forward to this new book, when I learned it was "in the works". It did not disappoint me, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is even remotely thinking about plastic surgery. I particularly appreciated the straightforward advice about when one should not consider a particular procedure, and the abundance of diagrams and "before and after" photos. This book is a clear and easy read, and arms the patient with right questions to ask the plastic surgery duirng the initial consultation.

Surgical intervention. I read this avidly, but was shocked that she left out a MAJOR woman's plastic surgery: brachioplasty. Not even mentioned. For most women, a major source of concern: that flab under your upper arm. Other than that omission, a "thumbs up" review. Concise, thorough, informative. No need to rush into surgery uninformed: this is a good resource on how to do your homework.

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• ISBN13: 9780071494199
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

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Intelligent Answers and Essential Advice from a World-Renowned Plastic Surgeon

From reality shows to celebrity gossip magazines, it seems everyone is talking about plastic surgery. But how do you know if it's right for you, and how can you get the best results? The Smart Woman's Guide to Plastic Surgery cuts through the media hype and gives you real answers on the most popular procedures, including what to ask surgeons during consultations, possible risks, how to plan and pay for surgery, and how to speed physical and emotional recovery. Whether you're considering breast augmentation, a tummy tuck, or a facelift, this book will help you:

• Get the best results from any procedure
• Ensure a safe and speedy recovery
• Protect yourself from dangerous procedures
• Prepare for hidden costs and fees

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