Aug

07

07

Dr. 90210 | Season 5 | Episode 2

Posted by Leeann at 3:40 pm

Dr. 90210 on iEnhance.com

This week on Dr. 90210:

During the latest episode of this addictive, wildly-popular Reality TV show, we were introduced to a relatively new procedure known as laser lipo, (think SmartLipo ™) or as Dr. David Matlock calls it: “cool lipo.” An innovative method of liposuction, this fat-zapping technique promises effective results with the use of a laser to melt fat instead of a using a cannula to suction it!


Sound interesting? With laser lipo, fat is more easily removed, bruising is minimal, and there is less chance of complications. It could be a great solution for patients (like the two that were featured this week on Dr. 90210) who have small amounts of fat that they wish to have removed.

If you are considering liposuction of any form for yourself, or you just want to catch up on what’s happening in the lives of Dr. Robert Rey and Dr. Matlock, be sure to read about the latest episode of Dr. 90210 on iEnhance.com!

~ Leeann

Dr. 90210 season archive

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Jun

11

07

You Deserve A Safe Liposuction Experience!

Posted by Elana at 9:11 am

Flatter stomach possible with liposuction“Will you use a disposable cannula for my liposuction procedure?” Of all of the factors to consider when it comes to plastic surgery, did this thought ever cross your mind? I mean, it’s totally valid. In fact, it probably should be one of the first questions you ask during your initial consultation.

No one wants bad plastic surgery or awful plastic surgery, so I’m gonna bet that when it comes to liposuction, most people are thinking about the fabulous figure they’ll soon have versus the many details of safety associated with plastic surgery. According to Tulip BioMed ™: “As they stand now, reusable cannulas pose varied risks to patients. As needle surfaces dull from reuse, tissue trauma increases, potentially increasing with it patient recovery time.”

Yikes!

Maybe because I haven’t considered liposuction for myself, I haven’t really taken this issue into account. Then again, if tattoo artists are supposed to use disposable needles…and those basically stay on the surface of your skin…

~ Elana

Photo Credits: PlasticSurgery.com

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