I have a confession…

There are some really great makeover shows on television and my wife and I are some of the loyal viewers. We watch for the entertainment value of course, but as a Toronto plastic surgeon myself, I am becoming more and more concerned with the way that the real plastic surgery in Toronto is being masked by smoke and mirrors. Don’t get me wrong. These shows are showing the public how generally safe and affordable plastic surgery in Toronto really is, but sometimes they neglect to show significant parts of these procedures leaving the viewer with a somewhat clouded picture of what really happens.

This may lead some viewers to take these shows a bit too literal. We were watching an episode of one of these plastic surgery shows recently and one of the doctors performed a new procedure on a patient. He was using barbed sutures or a thread lift to perform a brow lift. For whatever reason the editors of the show neglected to illustrate the surgeon’s commentary about how the Toronto cosmetic surgery procedure did not offer long-term results, nor did they include the fact that his new procedure did not produce more than humble results. The show then presented the patients first visit after the procedure and the surgeon admiring the results.

Less than a month later the patient’s amazing results had almost completely disappeared and the lady got no other benefit from the new surgery. To the surgeon’s credit, he did later publish an article stating that his new plastic surgery procedure did not have the results that he had hoped for and that he no longer would be offering the cosmetic surgery procedure in his Toronto clinic. He went as far as to show a picture of the lady on the television show as an example of how the procedure did not give any credible results. This is just another example of television editing out the stuff it doesn’t want it’s viewers to see. If something is too good to be true, it probably is. Don’t believe everything you see on TV my friends.

Woman’s 38kkk Breast Implants May Prove Fatal

There is a woman in Toronto with breast implants that are a whopping size of 34EEE. She doesn’t hold the record for largest breasts in the world, but she is proving that in Toronto breast implants can be too big for your own good.

We’ll call her Ms. M and she’s about 5ft 6inches tall and after her 5th breast augmentation in Toronto she increased her breast size up from 36DDD to 34EEE. Ms. M has just found out that she has contracted a staph infection in both of her breasts, because of her new and astronomically huge Toronto breast enlargement. Each of her Toronto breast implants is nearly the equivalent of a gallon of silicone. She is essentially walking around downtown Toronto with breast implants the weight of a gallon of water!

The incisions that were used to insert Ms. M’s overly-large breast implants have become torn open a little and allowed bacteria to enter the breast tissue. When a woman has that kind of disproportionate weight on her chest there are multiple problems that can occur according to a leading Toronto plastic surgeon.

Ms. M was told by multiple Toronto cosmetic surgeons that they would not do the surgery because of the many dangers it would introduce to her, but she was insistent and flew to Brazil to have the surgery performed. Now she may die because of her decision. The ironic thing is that in order to treat the life-threatening staph infection her doctors will have to completely remove Ms. M’s breast implants and all of her natural breast tissue leaving her with no breast tissue at all.

If you are interested in a breast augmentation in Toronto, please contact a Toronto breast surgeon and schedule a free consultation, but remember that you are unlikely to find a cosmetic surgeon in Toronto willing to give you a 34EEE death wish.

Toronto Cosmetic Surgery: 3 Fixes to have the perfect facial profile

Modern science has come a long way in the last twenty years in Toronto, so has cosmetic surgery. Most of the movie stars you see walking the red carpet have just the right facial profile and thanks to certain implants, liposuction and a few other minor plastic surgeries in Toronto so can you. All you need are prominent cheekbones, a chiseled jaw-line and a flawless nose.

Toronto cosmetic surgery – facial structure

• Proper balance between the jaw and chin are essential to a great facial profile
• Toronto facial implants along the jaw-line and chin can help shape your profile
• These implants are placed over the bone through small incisions in the mouth or under the chin
• Genioplasty in Toronto is a chin procedure used to patients with irregular shaped chins and is corrected by using the patient’s own bone.
• The recovery time for these procedures is usually only a week

Toronto cosmetic surgery – facial fat removal

• Excess fat under the chin takes away the chiseled look
• Liposuction is used to remove the excess facial fat
• The recovery time is minimal and patients usually only have minor bruising and discomfort
• A neck lift procedure is optional when a facial liposuction is performed

Toronto cosmetic surgery – the nose

• The nose is easily the more prominent feature of the facial profile
• Rhinoplasty, which is performed on patients over the age of 35 is used to correct nasal flaws
• Toronto plastic surgery can correct almost any nasal imperfection and help to attain that perfect profile

Toronto Cosmetic Laser Surgery

Tat’s on Face must mean he likes it here…
Everyone’s heard the expression, “Wearing your feelings on your sleeve.” Lee Tarpo, 40, was born in the nation of Libya and he took this old saying to the extreme when he started wearing his feelings all over his entire body including his face!

Life wasn’t always so bold and beautiful for Lee. He used to live in a much more humid place, but landed in Toronto in 1986. He loved Canada. In fact, he found everything about Canada so enjoyable that he painted the side of his house with a huge red maple leaf, and then he changed the shingles on his roof to red and covered his lawn with Canadian flags. His patriotic pride showed everywhere.

After he decked out the inside and outside of his house he decided to show his patriotic pride everywhere he went! He found a tattoo artist and told him to get ready. That’s exactly what the artist did. Lee amassed over 1500$ of patriotic tattoos in about 4 years. His body has roughly 114 different tattoos, including the flags of at least 25 different countries!

Toronto Cosmetic Laser Surgery

Lee’s tattoos are pretty amazing to look at, but there may be a day that comes when Lee returns home to Libya or one of the other 24 countries on his body and he doesn’t want to show that he has more love for one over the other. If it comes to Toronto laser cosmetic surgery, Lee will be spending a lot more than the 1500$ he spent to have them applied. The average tattoo takes between two to five visits to remove. Lee would have to go to visit his dermatologist or Toronto plastic surgeon around 228 to 570 times to have them all removed.