06.17.08
Posted in Blogroll, Breast Implants USA, Eye Surgery USA, My Dentist USA, My Plastic Surgeon USA at 10:41 pm by bebe
You can never have too much information when it comes to your body and plastic surgery. Which is why the NKP Medical family of informational and medical blogs are constantly updated with information. Be sure to check out:
Breast Implants USA Blog
Breast Implants and Breast Augmentation news and information.
My Plastic Surgeon USA Blog
Articles, information and news on different plastic surgery procedures.
My Dentist USA Blog
Daily content on Dental hygiene, oral health care and cosmetic dentistry.
Eye Surgery USA Blog
Plenty of information regarding LASIK and other laser eye surgery and refractive eye surgery procedures.
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12.19.07
Posted in Breast Implants USA, My Dentist USA, My Plastic Surgeon USA, NKP Medical at 12:23 am by bebe
The Official NKP Medical Marketing website is up and running at full speed with it’s network of high traffic sites.
Beginning with Breast Implants USA, and moving forward with My Plastic Surgeon USA and My Dentist USA, NKP Medical has been working hard to bring excellent Doctors to prospective Patients. All of the plastic surgeons on our network of sites are Board Certified and we strive to bring the best doctors available in different cities across the country to people just like you.
In order to maintain the high level of quality in our sites we rely on visitors like you to give us feedback in our forums, search our database of board certified plastic surgeons and read our daily blogs to push us to where we are in the medical marketing industry. Thanks to you we have such amazing testimonials from our clients and we are proud to continue working everyday to bring everyday patients to the right doctor.
Visit The Official NKP Medical Marketing Website.
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09.20.07
Posted in Breast Implants USA at 4:45 pm by bebe
Most insurance companies would argue that breast augmentation surgery, including breast reduction is considered purely cosmetic and serves no health benefit to the woman getting the breast reduction. However according to a study done by plastic surgeon Dr. Nolan S. Karp of NYU Medical Center, out of the 59 patients in the study, all of them agreed to a dramatic increase in their quality of life.
Three months and then one year after their surgery, the women were asked about changes in pain and quality of life. They were asked to rate their pain from a score of 1 to 5 (5 being highest).
Scores fell dramatically after the reduction mammoplasties — in categories including lower-back pain, neck pain, headache and bra-strap “grooving.”
“Women were also greatly relieved that they were more able to engage in healthful activities such as running or playing sports — demonstrating that breast reduction surgeries have even wider health implications,” Dr. Spector says.
Women who have had breast reduction surgeries can attest to the idea that their procedure has indeed brought them many enhancements in life. Would you agree that pain relief and new opportunities to stay fit are a viable reason to be reimbursed through breast reduction surgery? What do you think?
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08.23.07
Posted in Media, News, article at 7:54 pm by bebe
A recent study showed that women who have had cosmetic breast surgery are more likely to commit suicide. Although simply just a corollary, meaning there is no direct relationship between women who get breast implants and suicide, the study does in fact bring up some important issues.
“It appeared there was no excess risk of suicide in the first 10 years after receiving a breast implant,” Lipworth tells WebMD. “But after that, the risk went up and continued to go up. There was a 4.5-fold risk for 10 years after surgery and a sixfold risk for 20 or more years.”
“Nobody is saying that silicon breast implants themselves make women commit suicide, although scientists cannot yet totally rule out that remote possibility, says Louise A. Brinton, PhD, MPH, chief of the hormonal and reproductive epidemiology branch of the U.S. National Cancer Institute”
What the researchers are drawing from the data is that the women who are depressed or are committing suicide were predisposed to psychiatric issues and problems. Many women used cosmetic surgery as a vehicle to meet their physical needs but have ended up unsatisfied or more distraught at the outcome. Which is in effect the opposite to what cosmetic surgery does for most women. Most women find increased self esteem and confidence and a new spark in life.
“What our data suggests to us is there is a subset of women choosing to get cosmetic breast implants who have psychiatric illness prior to implantation. This results in high risk of unnatural cause of death — suicide and deaths related to alcohol dependence and drug abuse,” says Lipworth, an assistant professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
So do breast implants cause suicide? Of course not. There is no solid evidence of silicone toxicity or that any part of the surgery results in a chemical imbalance in the system. If there are problems that result from the surgery, they were most likely a part of the person to begin with - before the surgery.
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06.28.07
Posted in My Plastic Surgeon USA, News, article at 9:21 pm by bebe
A new liposuction technique has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. This new procedure is less invasive and uses, instead of a vacuum, a laser.Some doctors say that this laser liposuction is better and safer than the traditional surgery.
By using a local anesthetic, doctors insert a small tube with a laser under the skin, and as the laser probe comes into contact with the targeted fat cells, it melts away the fat and then is drained from the body.
The benefits are that there is minimal bruising and swelling afterwards and doctors say the incision is so small, there’s no need for stitches.
However, the new procedure isn’t for everybody.
The ideal candidate for the laser system is best or targeting small and stubborn fat deposits in otherwise healthy people, and should not be used to address obesity.
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05.31.07
Posted in My Plastic Surgeon USA, News at 8:26 pm by bebe
ABC news reports on a 16-year old girl who underwent gastric bypass surgery or bariatric surgery. There was a lot of controversy with this surgery because of her age. She went from 368 pounds to 170 pounds losing 198 pounds. She went from an overeating, overweight, depressed girl to a healthy dieting and happier person. The psychological and health benefits are obvious, but the question remains, was she too young? How young is too young? Doctors are most concerned about the long term effects, she’s still a growing girl, and the procedure is practically impossible to reverse.
What do you think? Was she too young? Or are the benefits worth the risk? You can read and watch the story here: http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/Story?id=3101888&page=1
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05.23.07
Posted in Breast Implants USA, Cities at 8:37 pm by bebe
If you live in or near Manhattan and are considering Breast Augmentation these are the doctors in the Manhattan, NY area! These doctors have been selected by Breast Implants USA and each specialize in Breast Augmentation, Breast Enlargement and Breast Enhancement surgery. All of our doctors are Board Certified and most of the doctors belong to the ASPS and ASAPS.
Alan Engler, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Howard T. Bellin, M.D.
David L. Abramson, M.D.
John E. Sherman, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Lloyd D. Landsman, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Robert M. Tornambe, M.D., F.A.C.S.
http://www.breastimplantsusa.com
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05.22.07
Posted in Breast Implants USA, My Plastic Surgeon USA, NKP Medical, News, Press Release at 10:52 pm by bebe
NKP Medical is always striving to establish itself as an authority amongst the community and the industry as well. Grounded industry leaders in marketing with Breast Implants USA and My Plastic Surgeon USA, NKP Medical forges a new way for patients and doctors to come together.
Press Releases:
BreastImplantsUSA.com conducts exclusive interviews with highly respected plastic surgeons on the recent FDA approval of silicone implants for use in breast augmentation.
http://www.prleap.com
http://ihealthwire.org
http://www.prlog.org
Dr. Michael Gartner introduces scar-less breast augmentation.
http://www.prleap.com
http://www.prlog.org
http://ihealthwire.org
BreastImplantsUSA.com introduces an easier way for women to find Board Certified Breast Augmentation Surgeons on the Internet.
http://www.prleap.com
http://www.prlog.org
http://ihealthwire.org
Breast Implants USA Featured in Allure Magazine.
http://www.prleap.com
http://www.nkpmedicalforums.com/blog
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05.21.07
Posted in Breast Implants USA, My Plastic Surgeon USA, NKP Medical, News at 6:35 pm by bebe
The new NKP Medical blog is now officially open!
We’ve combined the other blogs into one uniform resource of information and news. Since NKP Medical is a host to numerous different sites, this blog will contain any and new information that pertains to the NKP Medical family of sites.
The official blog for the source for finding breast surgeons BreastImplantsUSA and MyPlasticSurgeonUSA the source for finding plastic surgeons for all your other plastic surgery needs is now online and open to serve you, the community for news and information regarding breast surgeons and plastic surgeons as well as news in the medical industry regarding breast implants and plastic surgery.
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03.27.07
Posted in Breast Implants USA, Community, News at 1:33 pm by admin
In the April issue of Allure Magazine, Breast Implants USA is featured and favored for their cute doctor dolls that not only help relieve stress, but educate women on post breast augmentation surgery.
In an effort to reach out to the community of women considering breast augmentation surgery, Breast Implants USA offers free anti-stress doctor dolls; plush and squishy dolls that act as good stress relievers and also come with a packet of information on post breast augmentation recovery tips.
Recovery after surgery can be rough for a lot of people, and breast augmentation is no exception. Everyone woman needs to take the proper steps to ensure that their surgery is a success. Remember, surgery doesn’t just end with the final stitch, it ends with recovery.
You can find the story on page 150 in the April issue of Allure magazine. Pick up your copy today!
For your free doctor doll and recovery packet visit Breast Implants USA.
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