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September 13, 2012

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UK practices call for implant regulation reform

Two of the United Kingdom's leading private cosmetic surgery practices are calling for regulation reform following the Poly Implant Prothèse scandal, which left thousands of women with faulty silicone breast implants. » Full article

Patients sue surgeon over traceable images

Ten women are suing a St. Louis plastic surgeon after discovering pictures of their breast augmentation surgeries could be found online through a search of the patients' names. » Full article

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Environmental factors impact breast aesthetics

Environmental factors more than genetics may influence the aesthetic quality of breasts as women age, according to a newly published study. » Full article

Noninvasive laser tightens skin

Noninvasive CO2 laser resurfacing treatments have shown effectiveness in skin tightening, according to a study published recently. » Full article

 

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