Cosmetic surgeon Jan Adams, who has become infamous recently following the death of Kanye West's mother Donda West after a tummy tuck and breast reduction operation, is going to break his relative silence by speaking publicly on the Larry King Live show tonight.

The case has brought a negative mainstream media attention to cosmetic surgery in general, but in the end it will hopefully lead to nothing but good things for cosmetic surgeons and their patients.

As cosmetic surgery has become more and more popular, people need to be reminded that a procedure like a tummy tuck is still surgery, that it carries significant risks, and that it should not be entered into lightly.

We also need to remember to check out the credentials of our cosmetic surgeon before we agree to go under their knife. Whenever you work with a doctor, make sure you have full confidence in their abilities. Get and contact references if possible.

If you are looking for a qualified pair of cosmetic surgeons in the Las Vegas area, consult the website of the Ariana Cosmetic Surgery & Laser Center.

Labels: breast reduction, cosmetic surgery, tummy tuck

If your husband or boyfriend is attracted to ample-breasted women, new research shows that they cannot help but look when one crosses in their field of vision. More than that, they cannot help but look for several seconds. Similarly, you may find that your eyes are drawn by a man with tight abs, or one with a firm, rounded ass. And you may wonder whether something is wrong with you or whether something is wrong with your relationship. You may consider breast augmentation surgery, and you husband or boyfriend might consider liposuction, a tummy tuck, or even a body lift. Or you may consider marital counseling.

But the truth is, nothing is necessarily wrong with you or your husband/boyfriend or your relationship. Although men are often blamed for their wandering eyes, new research suggests not only that men can't help themselves, but that women are just as likely to find themselves drawn to an attractive person of the opposite sex. In a study conducted by Florida State University professor Dr. Jon Maner and others, and published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, psychologists used a proven technique known as "visual cuing" to assess biases in attention adhesion. They found that people's eyes are automatically captured by attractive members of the opposite sex.

So, if you are considering breast surgery, body sculpting, or facial cosmetic procedures, make sure that you are doing it for you and not to try and stop your significant other's wandering eyes, because you can't. Perhaps the best thing to do is to engage your partner in conversation, finding out what attracts him or her, and trying to make this something that strengthens, rather than undermines, your relationship.

But if you are thinking of cosmetic surgery for your own reasons, in the Danville, Pennsylvania area, consult the website of the Geisinger Cosmetics Program for more information on what to expect from these procedures.

Labels: breast augmentation, liposuction, psychology, relationships