One must search hard, indeed, to find a seminar warning consumers against the hazards of contraception and the empty promises of the sexual revolution. Nearly 700,000 Americans a year have face-lifts, nose jobs, chemical peels or other medical procedures to make them feel better about their looks. Refinements have made outcomes very precise. Surgeons use carbon dioxide lasers, once used for removing skin cancers, to resurface facial skin, removing wrinkles and acne scars. Endoscopes, miniature instruments equipped with tiny cameras, are making facelifts and breast augmentation virtually scar-free.
Cosmetic surgery is safer, too.
Complication rates from bleeding or infection are at a very low 1 to 3 percent. Using an enhanced computer photo imaging procedure, Dr. Han is able to show potential clients the possibilities that await them should they enlist his plastic and cosmetic surgery expertise. Aquinas Publishing Ltd. All Rights Reserved.