Some words to remember when you're talking yourself down

What Have I been Up to Lately

Well I have some news that I'm quite excited about. I recently got asked by the producer of Life N Style (a daily radio show on national radio station Lotus FM, 106.8 FM ) to do a teeny weekly segment on all things related to non-surgical aesthetic enhancement and this week will be my fourth segment - chatting about Mesotherapy. So yay!


I've also recently written an article for the GET it South Magazine  - have a look at it here : Get it South Article

Brotox Boom

.Something to think about as Father's Day is right around the corner. Some stats on the Brotox Boom - According the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the use of Botox Cosmetic by men skyrocketed between 2000 and 2010 -- up 258%. Furthermore, Botox Cosmetic was the most popular cosmetic treatment chosen by men in 2010 -- beating both hair restoration and liposuction -- treatments historically more popular among the male population

Have you heard of Smart Phone Face?

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons recently reported that chin implants were one of the fastest growing cosmetic surgery procedures in 2011, and many doctors speculate that our smartphones might be to blame. It turns out that staring down at our phones actually shortens the neck muscles and increases the gravitational pull on the jowl area. This results in saggy jowls, double chins and more noticeable marionette lines.
Add to this the squinting that goes with (the so called Smart Phone Squint) the small screen of a BlackBerry which strains the face, especially around the eyes and between the brows. This can actually cause premature wrinkling in those areas.

To prevent “Smartphone Face,” a couple of tips are to enlarge the text on the screen, dim the brightness, and try to spend a little more time away from your phone.

Smart Phone Face? Oh Dear!