Now that you finally have the shapely, perky breasts you’ve been wanting for ages, it’s up to you to maintain them. You may have put a lot of time and money into planning your surgery but you won’t need to make any major changes in order to prolong your results. Whether you’ve just undergone your augmentation procedure or you’re about to, there are a few things you should know if you want to enjoy your implants for as long as …
Women decide to have body-enhancing surgeries for a wide variety of reasons. One characteristic many of them share, however, is the desire to look better in clothes. (They want to look better out of clothes, too, but that’s a different story…) In this article, we’re focusing on form and fashion: how a woman’s new form looks in her favourite clothes. Choose the Right Breast for the Job When you are considering a boob job, we recommend that you think about …
“I don’t know why we’re supposed to be ashamed of them,” said Jennifer Aniston recently when fielding questions about her prominent nipples on the hit show Friends. “If you’re going to walk out and have your nipples showing…you are perfect no matter what you are and no matter where you are and who cares!” Aniston’s outspoken position and a worldwide #freethenipple movement have made women more aware than ever about the shape of their breasts’ most outstanding feature. Despite Aniston’s …
We’re ringing in the New Year early here at Form and Face with a look at the top cosmetic surgery procedures for millennials. Why has this demographic caught our attention? Millennials are moving ahead of Baby Boomers, not only in numbers, but in their enthusiasm for aesthetic enhancement. According to RealSelf: “Compared to older generations, people under the age of 35 aren’t as weirded out by the thought of using medicine to change their bodies. That said, they don’t want …
Over the past year, Form and Face has welcomed all kinds of new patients to our practice in Bondi Junction, many of them in their twenties. They’re part of a growing trend among millennials to undergo treatments with neuromodulators to keep wrinkles from setting in. The trend was summed by 27-year old Rebecca Toles in an interview for the Canadian Broadcasting Company: “If by the time I’m 50, I can have just reduced some of the key areas so I …