Posted by crutcrit on 12:13 PM

>Less skin is removed from the lower lids than the upper lids. The difference between just the right amount and too much may be only a few millimeters, A good surgeon will operate on the side of caution and remove less skin, or fat only.An incision is made just below the lashes in the eye's natural crease. Muscle fiber are separated from fatty deposits, and the fat removed. Most of the excess fat lies in the middle of the lid, and again caution must be taken not to remove too much. After the sagging skin and muscle are trimmed, the lower-lid...
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Posted by crutcrit on 6:40 AM

When all four lids are being operated in, the upper are usually done first. An incision is made in the natural fold at the back of the lid. In minor surgery, this will be about 24 mm in lenght, but when excess skin is being removed as as fat, it can extend as far as the wrinkles at the outer edge of the eye.The excess skin and a delicate strip of muscles will be removed. Only a small piece of fate will be removed as the removal of too much fat can give the eyes a sunken look. The bulk of the excess fat is usually located near the outer edge of...
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Posted by crutcrit on 4:21 AM

The Blepharoplasty is sometimes done under general anesthetic but is more commonly performed in the doctor's surgery or an putpatient basis in hospita, using local anesthetic and oral or intravenous sedation. The local is put directly into the lids and with a fine needle. Some peoplepanic at the thought of surgery about their eyes. Because it is important foy anyone undergoing eyelid surgery to be as tension-free as possible, you should discuss anesthetic options fully with the plastic surgeon.Your face ia washed with a surgical cleansing solution,...
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Posted by crutcrit on 4:45 AM
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Posted by crutcrit on 3:49 PM

If you are planning to have any kind of surgery it is advisable to make a research about the procedure the the things your should know if a certain surgery procedure is right for you. There are things that you shoudl consider before having an Eyelid surgery to avoid complication before and after the surgery.Not all problems in the lower lids can be corrected. Dark circles under the eyes cannot be elimib=nated, although some of the discoloured skin can be removed. Sometimes the operation must be necessity be more conservative to prevent problems...
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Posted by crutcrit on 11:20 AM

Cosmetic surgery nowadays is just like buying make up and puttng it to your face. It's very normal and most of the people, mostly women, will save their money just to be able to satisfy themselves through their physical appearance. I don't see anything bad as long as you can afford and willing to go through some pain. But it is important to be educated about some basic information about different kind of surgery. This will give you a better judgement on when, how and who is the expert on this.Surgery on the eyelids, or blepharoplasty, is one of...
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Posted by crutcrit on 5:52 PM

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Posted by crutcrit on 8:39 AM

I had a slight fever yesterday and I feel bad. It's good that I am on vacation so I don't have to go out on the colds weather outside. But I still try to do my regular chores like tidy up the whole house in the morning, clean up some mess of my kids, do the laundry, cook etc blablabla. I can't do my regular workout on the gym because of my recent minor surgery but I if not, I will probably be doing a light workout like yoga.Some people who have fever think that by lying on the bed and doing nothing for the whole day will make them feel better....
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Posted by crutcrit on 3:36 AM

As I've said on my previous post, my post will be Green Tea to give out some informations to those who are interested to learn the benefits of Green Tea. To start with;"Green Tea is popular in China and other Asian countries for thousands of year. Green Tea has been shown to have significant medicinal as well as therapeutic properties. Like the black tea more familiar in Western countries, green tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant. The difference between black and green teas lies in their processing. Black teas is fermented, whereas green...
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Posted by crutcrit on 5:06 PM

My friend told me that Green Tea is a very good natural SOURCE to PREVENT cancer. So I made a few RESEARCH about how Green Tea can prevent CANCER and other BENEFITS you can get from it."According to scientific studies, a compound called POLYPHENOLS in GREEN TEA may inhibit the growth of Cancer Cells and the development of TUMORS. The benefits of these compounds is generally attributed to their antioxidant activity. Several cups of green tea per day are needed to enjoy this benefits."This interests me because I was DIAGNOSE to have a Pseudomyxoma...
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Posted by crutcrit on 2:40 PM

After surgery, you'll definitely loose your appetite because of the pain or discomfort. But when the pain or discomfort starts to feel better, most of the patients tend to crave for some food that they usually love to eat. It is important to keep focus on proper diet after surgery most esp for those who had the surgery around or near the digestive system. Some people will experience constipation following a surgical procedure. It is very important not to be straining hard to have a bowel movement. It is good to eat foods high in dietary fiber such...
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Posted by crutcrit on 7:35 AM

I feel a lot better now since the Laparoscopy last Tuesday. I still feel some kind of muscle pain around the area but I can do some regular activity. I actually picked up the kids yesterday at school and did a few grocery. This keeps me walking and a good way to spend time with the kids.Some people think that after a certain surgery, it would be better to stay on the bed the whole day or so. With minor surgery like Laparoscopy, it is advisable to move your body as much as you can eventhough you feel a little weak. Take a walk or do some light house...
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Posted by crutcrit on 5:15 AM

It is frustrating to apply for a Life insurance especially if you are diagnosed to have some kind of sickness that require hopitalization. Even if your medical case is not fatal, some insurance company will ask for so many requirements before they approve your Life Insurance applications. It is sometime frustrationg to undergo a medical examination when applying for life insurance coverage. Some Insurance company require a medical exam for all policies, while others require exams only for policies with substantial face values. Fortunately, many...
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Posted by crutcrit on 11:19 AM

I just came home from Laparoscopy Surgery at Mount Sinai located at downtown Toronto. My surgery was schedule last Monday March 3, 2008 at 2pm. Unfortunately, the surgery that was being done by my doctor before me took longer than they expected. So they have to cancelmy schedule. It was very frustrating as I have to fast from 12 midnight (no food or drink) and If I did not made a follow up on the nurse station, I will not know about the delay. The most frustrating part is that, they want me to stay for another day and fast for another day. I went...
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Posted by crutcrit on 2:59 AM

Today I am going to Mt Sinai Hospital located in Downtown Toronto to undergo a Laparoscopy procedure. I am a bit scared but keep holding on to my faith that everything will be just all right. To give you some informations about the the procedure, I made a short research on the internet.Laparoscopy is a surgery that uses a thin, lighted tube put through a cut (incision) in the belly to look at the abdominal organs or the female pelvic organs . Laparoscopy is used to find problems such as cysts, adhesions, fibroids , and infection. Tissue samples...
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