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Dear Pharmacist: 4 ways to fight cold, flu
February 8, 2016
I think I am a real germaphobe because I get very conscious when someone sitting next to me starts coughing — especially if the person doesn't cover his or her mouth. I'll let the first time slide, but if it happens again, I am apt to leave or hand the person a tissue. Cover it! Is it just me, or are you that way, too? If you feel like you're coming down with something, here are four things you can try.
Dear Pharmacist: 3 options for menopause relief
January 25, 2016
The dreaded hot flashes of menopause often are more than just a nuisance. They can disrupt your life day and night.
Dear Pharmacist: Why I threw out my multivitamin
January 14, 2016
I used to think multivitamins filled a nutritional gap, but today I think differently. There's no way that 1.7 milligrams of any B vitamin will boost energy, or that 20 milligrams of magnesium will improve mood. I'm beginning to think that multivitamins are an absolute joke. It would be funny except that the joke is on us, because you spend good money on them.
Dear Pharmacist: Why your hair is falling out - and what to do about it
December 28, 2015
I recently saw several women buying expensive hair serums and shampoos intended for hair loss issues, but I didn't want to be off-putting and approach them with better alternatives. Instead, I decided to make this the topic of today's article.
Dear Pharmacist: Natural collagen for joint pain
December 14, 2015
When we think of joint pain, we often assume glucosamine can help. Not everyone gets better on that, though. Some people can't tolerate it because it is usually fish-derived.
Dear Pharmacist: Magnesium can help with irritability, attention span
December 1, 2015
A teacher emailed me saying she couldn't wait for her classroom to be dismissed because of a student's inattention, disrespect and general hyperactive behavior. He's only 7! And she said he is not the only one, that it is fairly routine.
Dear Pharmacist: What's a telomere - and why's it important to aging?
November 12, 2015
Do you ever wonder why some people are blessed with long lives compared to others? Without going into philosophical, sociological and spiritual questions, there is a very interesting part of your body that provides insight into longevity. It's called a telomere.
Dear Pharmacist: How luteolin and quercetin can help
November 3, 2015
Brain inflammation occurs in young and old alike. In some case, it can be so mild that your symptoms are dismissed. In other cases, it is severe enough to cause symptoms and it correlates with Lyme disease, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease or schizophrenia. Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often have low-level brain inflammation.
Dear Pharmacist: How probiotics can improve bone strength
October 19, 2015
Did you hear the recent report about calcium? The British Medical Journal announced the results of a major study, concluding that "dietary calcium intake is not associated with risk of fracture, and there is no clinical trial evidence that increasing calcium intake from dietary sources prevents fractures."
Dear Pharmacist: Histamine, autoimmunity and your genes
October 7, 2015
A food allergy causes an almost immediate reaction to what you just ate. With food intolerance, a reaction occurs later. Why later? Because the blood levels of histamine need to spike for the reaction to take place. You are reacting to histamine, not the food itself. See the difference?
Dear Pharmacist: Stressed? Tulsi tea may help
September 21, 2015
I have favorite teas. Tulsi with a little lemon and ginger is one of those great teas that help me de-stress when I feel overwhelmed. Commonly known as holy basil, tulsi is a sacred and medicinal plant of India. It's known to ease pain, improve breathing (like for asthma) and reduce inflammation. It is a strong antioxidant, too.
Dear Pharmacist: Do foods cause snoring, kids' earaches?
September 9, 2015
Do you know someone who snores all night? Don't let snoring ruin your relationship or cause sleep deprivation. Snoring may be controllable.
Dear Pharmacist: Protect yourself from side effects of acetaminophen
August 25, 2015
Acetaminophen, also known as paracetamol, is one of the leading pain relievers in the world. It's probably in every medicine cabinet, including mine, right next to the ibuprofen. Most people know ibuprofen can hurt the gut, whereas acetaminophen can hurt the liver.
Dear Pharmacist: How to relieve joint pain without ibuprofen
August 15, 2015
Many people have aches and pains that require ibuprofen. No one would begrudge you for taking this pill for an acute migraine or severe pre-menstrual cramps. I've been asked if I believe in ibuprofen and I do, but only for occasional use. I've even recommended a 200-milligram tablet of ibuprofen be taken along with a cup of coffee to enhance effect, but that's only for a select type of headache pain, or for mild post-operative pain. It may sound crazy but combining caffeine with ibuprofen can provide pain relief better than the ibuprofen alone. A recent article discussing this was published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
Dear Pharmacist: The relationship between green tea and your bladder
August 10, 2015
There is always some kind of tea in my house, including green tea, which millions of people drink every day. Known botanically as Camellia sinensis, green tea contains epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG), which provides powerful anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-fibrosis and cell protective benefits. It is well-known for its anti-cancer effects.
Dear Pharmacist: Feel lightheaded when you stand up? Look into choline
August 3, 2015
POTS is the acronym for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, which can make you feel dizzy and lightheaded when you first stand up. It's really common. My article on POTS is one of the most well-trafficked on my website.
Dear Pharmacist: Natural iodine is essential
July 30, 2015
Iodine is essential for your thyroid, but is used all over your body, in all of your organs especially your breasts and prostate. Trillions of cells have a receptor site for iodine and need it. It is as natural (and needed) as other minerals like magnesium, lithium, potassium, selenium, etc. But many people wrongly assume it is radioactive.
Dear Pharmacist: Babesia infection caused by ticks
July 24, 2015
Babesiosis is the name of an infection caused by Babesia, a co-infection that usually comes from a tick bite, along with Lyme disease. They go together. Symptoms range in severity, and may include temperature regulation difficulties, drenching night or day sweats, headaches, nervous system abnormalities, disequilibrium, dysnpea or air hunger, anxiety, déjà vu and much more.
Dear Pharmacist: How DHEA optimizes health, improves fertility
July 13, 2015
Infertility is becoming widespread these days. In the early 1900s, families with five children or more were commonplace. A century later, we now have fertility clinics available for those trying to have at least one child. Infertility treatment is expensive and painful for women or couples who often become desperate after years of failed treatments.
Dear Pharmacist: How to make natural mosquito repellent
July 6, 2015
It's that time of year ... buzz, swat, slap … it's mosquito season. Chances are you live in an area that has a thriving population of mosquitoes or other nuisance insect biters. These pesky, irritating insects can pose a health concern. The bites can cause itchy allergic reactions, and some of them spread disease like West Nile virus, malaria, Lyme or Chikungunya.
Dear Pharmacist: Tips on dealing with skin conditions
June 29, 2015
We need to keep our skin beautiful and healthy. Here are possible solutions for some common skin conditions.
Dear Pharmacist: The risks of vitamin B12 deficiency
June 23, 2015
In the past few years, there has been information about epigenetics and methylation defects associated with the enzyme called MTHFR.
Dear Pharmacist: Stopped enjoying life? It could mean low dopamine
June 17, 2015
Some people feel so bad they want to die, but they don't follow through because they lack motivation.
Dear Pharmacist: Learn nutritional effects of gastric bypass
June 9, 2015
Shrink your stomach and you will lose weight. The idea is perpetuated in our country, and complications such as hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol and bladder concerns make it feel necessary to undergo a drastic procedure such as gastric bypass.
Dear Pharmacist: How to take dietary supplements and medications
June 1, 2015
Though we are better off getting our nutrients from healthy foods and beverages, dietary supplements can fill a nutritional gap. But it can be confusing to know when you should take certain nutrients, especially minerals that can bind, or chelate, with many medications. It also can be difficult to time your supplements around meals and medications.
Dear Pharmacist: Natural remedies that can help from head to toe
May 25, 2015
I've been a pharmacist for 25 years. Let's face it, I know the good, the bad and the ugly drugs. I know we need some of them, and I know that others are not useful, or worse, can be harmful. So I've decided to share the best natural remedies that can provide help from head to toe.
Dear Pharmacist: If you think Lyme disease is bad, meet Babesia
May 18, 2015
Would you tell a friend or colleague you think she may have an infection that's almost impossible to cure?
Dear Pharmacist: Making that dental visit less terrifying
May 9, 2015
Many of you are skittish about dental work. I can't say I am. However, I've come close. I think the sound of drilling and other noises is the hardest part.
Dear Pharmacist: Why glutathione is important
May 4, 2015
If you have chronic fatigue syndrome, multiple sclerosis, Lyme disease, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, depression, psoriasis, lupus, cancer or any other complex chronic illness, today's column could be a huge game-changer for you.
Dear Pharmacist: Green apples and your brain
April 28, 2015
When I was chopping green apples to put into my chicken salad the other day, I wondered two things:
Dear Pharmacist: Genes, methylation and your health
April 21, 2015
SNPs (pronounced "snips") make up your genetic personality. They are part of your DNA strand from Mom and Dad and determine genetic traits and personalities.
Dear Pharmacist: Easy solutions for your dry eyes
April 14, 2015
Gritty, scratchy, irritated, burning eyes, excess watering and/or blurred vision are all symptoms of dry eyes. Today I'm outlining some causes, as well as simple and affordable solutions.
Dear Pharmacist: Have low blood pressure? Crave salt? Listen up
April 4, 2015
"There is nothing to be concerned about."
Dear Pharmacist: The link between H. pylori, probiotics and autoimmune disease
March 28, 2015
A lot of you suffer with disturbing problems such as diarrhea, constipation, gas, belching, bloating, nausea, reflux, esophagitis, stomach ulcers and fatigue related to anemia. These symptoms might be tied to Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori), the ulcer bug.
Dear Pharmacist: Certain drugs may deplete the nutrients you need to be happy
March 24, 2015
What makes one person depressed and another happy? Certain conditions are commonly associated with depression such as hypothyroidism, Crohn's disease or colitis, migraines, diabetes, chronic infections and cancer. Lifestyle factors such as drinking alcohol and smoking are correlated, and the biggest secret of all is drug mugging.
Dear Pharmacist: Is there a link between statins, diabetes?
March 16, 2015
Did you get diagnosed with diabetes after starting a statin drug?
Dear Pharmacist: New research shows coconut water may help diabetics
March 9, 2015
Here's a surprise: Brand-new research published in the February 2015 Journal of Medicinal Food suggests that coconut water helps improve diabetes. The catch is that the research was done with a rat study, not a human study. Nevertheless, many animal model studies extrapolate to humans, so don't dismiss the research.
Dear Pharmacist: Taking statins for cholesterol? Take note
March 2, 2015
Sometimes blind faith leads to a disaster. Sometimes to a miracle. Where will you end up? If you're one of the millions of people diagnosed with high cholesterol, you will more than likely be given a prescription "statin" pill. These work well to reduce cholesterol: lovastatin for Mevacor, atorvastatin for Lipitor, pravastatin for Pravachol, fluvastatin for Lescol, simvastatin for Zocor, pitavastatin for Livalo, and rosuvastatin for Crestor.
Dear Pharmacist: How to improve your memory
February 23, 2015
You don't get alarmed when you lose your keys, but what if you were constantly forgetting what you had been trying to say a few seconds before? Full-blown dementia and Alzheimer's disease are disabling and difficult on family members. Today, I am offering suggestions from my Functional Medicine standpoint, to help you protect your brain and regain memory molecules.
Dear Pharmacist: A natural route to bone health?
February 9, 2015
Many of you take bisphosphonate drugs for bone loss and you write to me with complaints. Lawyers handle cases now due to reports of reactions like osteonecrosis or femur fractures. It's a terrible irony.
Suzy Cohen: Natural vitamin E helps with memory, cholesterol
January 31, 2015
We are all afraid of losing our minds and our memories. It's scary to forget what you were just saying or where you put your glasses. No one is clear about what causes memory loss or neurodegenerative brain disorders, but we know fat-soluble vitamins like vitamin E support brain health. Vitamin E is Superman for your brain.
Suzy Cohen: Help for cold sores, herpes infections
January 27, 2015
Are you worried about painful cold sores? They are highly contagious. If you kiss someone with a cold sore, or drink from that person's cup, you could get it too.
Suzy Cohen: Reduce pain with nature's 'Pac-Man'
January 20, 2015
Have you ever had a sore throat, been stung by a bee, or twisted your ankle? Do you have arthritis, back pain or headaches? Whenever you are in pain, your body makes compounds in response to the injury, which causes temporary redness, heat and swelling. Then naturally produced enzymes in your body eat up these inflammatory compounds, and you notice the swelling goes down, the pain is relieved, and the redness or stiffness recedes.
Suzy Cohen: Alcohol, smoking can deplete thiamine level
January 9, 2015
Thiamine or vitamin B1 functions in hundreds of biochemical reactions. Your brain cells die without it. We must get thiamine every day from our foods. Unfortunately, most foods have minute amounts unless you like organ meats and molasses.
Suzy Cohen: Berberine may offer hope against diabetes, herpes and brain injuries
January 3, 2015
I'm a foodie and would never want to give up traditional desserts and pasta, bagels and muffins. That said, if my blood sugar was elevated, I would be highly motivated to alter my diet and try natural remedies before prescription drugs or shots. In the United States, 29 million people have Type 2 diabetes, and one in three adults have pre-diabetes — blood sugar levels higher than "normal," but not quite high enough to be diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.
Suzy Cohen: Want to quit smoking? Look into dietary supplements
January 2, 2015
I overheard a family talking at a table next to mine. The son, who looked about 35 years old, snapped, "Cut me some slack, I only smoke three cigarettes a day!" I debated about whether to intrude on their conversation, and eventually decided not to. Everything I wanted to tell him, I shall now tell you.
Interesting meds approved in 2014
December 19, 2014
Dear Readers: Here are interesting new medications that hit the market in 2014. Happy holidays! Love, Suzy
Suzy Cohen: Three Kings' frankincense and myrrh are still wise gifts today
December 15, 2014
According to the Christmas story, the wise men brought gifts of frankincense and myrrh to the baby Jesus. Today, perfumes, incense and candles often are infused with their wonderful aromas. Both frankincense and myrrh have medicinal properties, so holistic practitioners suggest them for patients as dietary supplements and essential oils for various ailments.
Suzy Cohen: Supplementing with spices can be beneficial
December 8, 2014
Let's talk curry today. Penang, red or green curry, it's all good with me! Curry powder is a blend of spices, including turmeric.
Some meds can affect methylation
December 1, 2014
You're methylating right now! This means you're turning folate (vitamin B9) from your food into something called SAMe. The process is called methylation, and SAMe is your body's head honcho — the CEO, if you will.
LDN may help auto immune conditions
November 24, 2014
Dear Readers: Low-dose naltrexone, or LDN, is the prescription medication that every doctor has heard of, but rarely prescribes. Regular naltrexone (not low dose) is used for heroin addicts, alcoholics and opiate withdrawal. The low-dose version of the same drug has applications for autoimmune conditions, chronic infections and pain syndromes. Consider it an affordable adjunct especially because Remicade, Imuran, prednisone and other immune drugs come with hefty side effects and hefty price tags.
Healing depression takes time
November 17, 2014
Dear Readers: There are natural alternatives to antidepressants that you may want to consider. If you have severe depression, it's ideal to get information and/or track your progress. Here's how:
Delicious spices with added health benefits
November 10, 2014
Dear Readers: I'm one of those cooks who combine whatever I find in the fridge or pantry without a plan. I'll throw spices and foods together like a mad scientist. Recently, I went to my first cooking class on the secrets of Indian cuisine at Sur La Table.
Dealing with joint pain, stiffness
November 5, 2014
Dear Readers: Joint stiffness and pain are no laughing matter. About 52.5 million adults in the United States were told by their doctor that they have some form of arthritis, whether it is rheumatoid arthritis, gout, lupus, or fibromyalgia.
Schizandra is my new favorite supplement
October 21, 2014
Dear Readers: I cannot tell you how frequently people write to me saying they are tired and frustrated with ineffective medicine. I believe adrenal exhaustion is at the root of pretty much everyone's misery, and there isn't a drug that nurtures your precious adrenal glands. If you cry easily, have a short fuse, or people call you "cranky," then you might have insufficient adrenal function. We live in such a fast-paced world with too much stress, too many emails and too many perceived obligations — it's easy to burn your adrenals out.
Get the full picture on vitamin D
October 16, 2014
Dear Readers: Vitamin D is good for more than preventing rickets. This time of year, it also helps with depression and immune function.
Suzy Cohen: How pills, plastic affect your health
October 11, 2014
Dear Readers: Drinking from plastic water bottles or taking the pill can cause hypothyroidism by raising your body's levels of estrogen hormone. The same can be said about menopause drugs.


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We'd take Paula Abdul drunk over Courtney Love sober.
"He called," Love tells Us Magazine. "He was wondering if I was interested. I thought it was kind of weird but brilliant."
Is FOX lining up a replacement for slap-happy Paula Abdul? Or just looking to spice up the show with the always-entertaining, often-insane rocker/actress?
Love, who is currently in L.A. recording a solo album, declined to reveal any more specific details. Allow us to go on record as being very frightened, however.
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As more and more news surfaces on Michigan Democrat Gary McDowell, voters have been painted a disturbing picture.
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Within two short years of taking office, Arizona's unemployment has jumped from 6.7 percent to an unacceptably high rate of 9.6 percent under Ann Kirkpatrick's failed agenda of more spending and fewer jobs.
As one of the few open U.S. House seats this cycle, Massachusetts' 10th Congressional District has become an excellent opportunity for Republicans to pick up one of the 39 seats needed to gain control of the House.
There have been several breaking developments in the race for Alabama's Second Congressional District in just the past few days, and incumbent Democrat Bobby Bright has found himself in a spot of trouble.
Latest polling in Pennsylvania's Third Congressional District polling has Republican Mike Kelly up by 13 points in a race that political handicapper Stu Rothenberg has rated as "Lean Republican".
In what is becoming the go-to theme for vulnerable Democrats this cycle, Congressman Mark Schauer is trying to run from the liberal voting record he's accumulated in Washington since January 2009.
It's only June and the race for Oregon's Fifth Congressional district is already being called the "best congressional race this state has seen in years".
Over the summer, the race for Mississippi's First Congressional District has continued to develop into one of the must-watch contests of the year.
Voters in Indiana have lately had quite a few chances to see the true colors of Baron Hill – and the clearest lesson is that he doesn't seem to like them.
For the past year-and-a-half, the good folks of Florida's 8th Congressional District have been politically terrorized by Democrat Alan Grayson.
Throughout the country there are a number of Democrats who claim to be conservative enough to represent deeply Republican districts, and in North Carolina's 7th, Mike McIntyre is definitely one of them. Don't be fooled.
Dina Titus rode the Democrat wave to victory in 2008, narrowly defeating Republican Jon Porter with just 47 percent of the vote. Titus is in for a rocky re-election.
With the retirement of long-time incumbent David Obey in Wisconsin's 7th District, Democrats knew they were in for a tough election this fall as liberal state senator Julie Lassa competes against Republican Sean Duffy.
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BEIJING -- He flashed a gap-toothed smile and told his story again to the masses. And then Lopez Lomong managed somehow to escape.
Peppered with questions about human rights, politics and statements, Lomong carefully stuck to what Olympic officials wanted to hear Friday, that he was proud to be the flag bearer for the United States. He didn't bite when asked about China's support of the current Sudanese government. Maybe he didn't think he had to.
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Friday, August 29th, 2014
Do you suffer from problems with excessive odor of the armpits or hidradenitis of the armpits? If you do, and you live within driving distance of my office in Metro Detroit, then please contact me at email@example.com if you'd be interested in a novel, non-surgical option. You must be willing to have your treatment filmed for television and be interviewed for the segment.
Sunday, July 13th, 2014
Have you ever considered getting a nose job but didn't want surgery? Have you had a botched nose job? More and more doctors are now injecting filler into the nose to correct defects and even to make it look straighter. A friend of mine, and prominent Beverly Hills facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Robert Kotler, has devised a very simple way to preview how your nose would look if you had filler injected into it. He calls it the 5 Minute Kotler Saline Demo. Basically, he injects saline into your nose to change the shape of it for a couple hours. Then the saline disappears. It's a simple but effective way to find out how your nose will look without going through with it.
You can find out more information on his website HERE.
In plastic surgery, sometimes the simple solutions are the ones that work the best!
Wednesday, March 12th, 2014
Sorry for the lack of updates recently. I've been hard at work updating my YouTube page. It's been sadly ignored for the most part these past few years. Well, no longer! It's now chock full of plastic surgery-related videos and TV appearances, dating all the way back to my debut on "Dr. 90210." I've included nearly all of my clips from "Rachael Ray" and other programs. Check it out when you get a chance. It's hours and hours of entertainment, with a little bit of education thrown in there, too.
Click HERE to go to my YouTube page.
Friday, February 14th, 2014
Who has the most famous butt in the United States? Is it Jennifer Lopez? Beyoncé? Kim Kardashian?
Fitness sensation Jen Selter must be in the running. Recently interviewed on The Doctors, Jen Selter currently has over 2.3 million followers on Instagram and almost as many on Twitter. Her washboard stomach and nearly impossibly shaped behind is becoming the envy of women everywhere.
So does Jen Selter have buttock implants? Plastic or cosmetic surgery? She denies it, and I tend to believe her. Jen Selter's body (and specifically her booty) have undergone major changes as she has become more and more tone over the past several years. I see no obvious sign of plastic surgery. She's just a young woman (20!) with a really, really nice figure. If I was her manager, I would be working my butt off to get an exercise video of her out there. I bet even a lot of men would buy it!
To follow Jen Selter on Instagram, click HERE.
To follow Jen Selter on Twitter, click HERE.
Wednesday, December 25th, 2013
I wish you a warm and very merry Christmas. Thank you for being a reader of my blog, whether you're a friend, patient, acquaintance, or a distant reader from a faraway land. I hope your holidays are filled with happiness.
More plastic surgery news and views to come very soon…
Thursday, September 26th, 2013
Please watch and share, especially if you are a dog lover. This is a heartwarming video (not about plastic surgery) about a dog that my sister (a veterinarian) treated, fostered, and helped find a new home. For more of the story, click HERE to go to the article in the Huffington Post.
Friday, July 26th, 2013
This is the newest device in my practice: the Miradry. It's a revolutionary new treatment for people who suffer from excessive armpit sweating. Miradry uses microwave energy to destroy sweat glands, ridding people of excessive armpit sweating permanently. I recently performed the treatment for a TV camera. I'll post the link when it airs!
Thursday, July 18th, 2013
From the producer of a national television show:
Have you been told you are physically ugly? Do you agree? Has the way you look gotten in the way of the life you want to lead? Has your appearance affected your personal life, your relationships, or even your job? Are you scheduled to have plastic surgery to change your appearance? To change your life?
If so, we want to hear from you. We are CASTING NOW for a new documentary TV series that will follow women as they embark on the emotional journey toward changing their appearance.
If this applies to you, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I can forward your story to the producers. I can't comment on whether this will be pro bono, so feel free to send me your stories whether you plan to pay for the surgery or not. I'm happy to send them on!
Tuesday, July 16th, 2013
Interesting story from silive.com:
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — "Mob Wives" reality-TV star Renee Graziano allegedly told the world a "full-body lift" performed by a plastic surgeon nearly dropped her six feet in a grave.
The Oakwood resident wanted to nip and tuck some fat and sagging skin, but instead claimed to have "flat-lined" and "almost died" after her plastic surgeon put her under the knife.
She called the procedure, broadcast on the show, a "plastic surgery nightmare."
Ms. Graziano, 43, the daughter of reputed Bonanno crime family consigliere Anthony (TG) Graziano of Huguenot, allegedly told media outlets she lost six pints of blood and underwent emergency treatment at Staten Island University Hospital.
The doctor, who denies any medical error, struck back with a $77 million defamation lawsuit against Ms. Graziano, VH1 and the show's producers. The action was filed in Brooklyn state Supreme Court.
Wow. As a plastic surgeon who has performed surgery for television programs, I always fear that the patient will develop a complication. It's inevitable that some patients have postoperative issues, and the vast majority of the time these issues can be cleared up without jeopardizing the patient/doctor relationship. The stakes are exponentially increased, however, when television cameras are involved. Performing a successful surgery on TV can get a lot of traffic into your practice, but a major complication or an unhappy celebrity can be potentially devastating. Probably the most extreme example of this is Dr. Jan Adams, the plastic surgeon who operated on Kanye West's mom before she died.
To read the rest of the silive.com article, click HERE.
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Thursday, July 11th, 2013
Hi everyone! I recently received a call from the producer of a national TV show inquiring if I knew anyone who fits this description:
Hey Ladies– are you contemplating getting plastic surgery for your man? Is there something on your body that bothers you– or him– and you want to get plastic surgery to correct it because you feel he'll be happier or think you look sexier? OR– did you ever get plastic surgery on yourself to satisfy or please your man and you're both happy with the results? We'd love to hear from you. Please send a description of what you want done or what you had done… and send your contact info and any before and after photos (if this applies).
If this applies to you, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I'd be happy to forward your information. You might get a free trip to be on a national television show!
Thursday, May 9th, 2013
There is an interesting article (and accompanying television segment) from plastic surgeon and fellow ASAPS member, Dr. Arthur Perry, on the possible long-term side effects of chemical sunscreens. From his article on www.doctoroz.com:
There are 17 individual sunscreen ingredients that are FDA approved: 15 of these are clear chemicals that absorb UV light and two are made of minerals that reflect UV light. Of these 15, nine are known endocrine disruptors. To be effective, chemical sunscreens need to be rubbed into their skin 20 minutes before sun exposure. They do a pretty good job at blocking UV light, but they actually get used up as the sun shines on them. In fact, some sunscreens lose as much as 90% of their effectiveness in just an hour, so they need to be reapplied often. This is not the case with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, the two mineral, or physical, sunscreens. These two work very differently – they sit on the surface of the skin and physically block UV light.
Chemical sunscreens don't sit on the surface of the skin – they soak into it and quickly find their way into the bloodstream. They scatter all over the body without being detoxified by the liver and can be detected in blood, urine, and breast milk for up to two days after a single application. That would be just fine if they were uniformly safe – but they're not.
As I mentioned, nine of the 15 chemical sunscreens are considered endocrine disruptors. Those are chemicals that interfere with the normal function of hormones. The hormones most commonly disturbed are estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and thyroid. Endocrine disruptors, like some ingredients in chemical sunscreens, can cause abnormal development of fetuses and growing children. They cause early puberty and premature breast development in girls, and small and undescended testicles in boys. They cause low sperm counts and infertility. Endocrine disruptors that act like estrogen can contribute to the development of breast and ovarian cancers in women, and other endocrine disruptors may increase the chance of prostate cancer in men.
Pretty scary stuff, isn't it? To be completely transparent, Dr. Perry does have his own line of skin care products, which include the sunscreen Zinc Oxide. However, I've met Dr. Perry, read some of his books, and am in a committee with him for the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). He's a solid guy and a very well-respected, board-certified plastic surgeon in New York City. To learn about his line of skin care products, go to www.drperrys.com.
To read the rest of his article, click HERE.
Monday, April 15th, 2013
I was recently asked to demonstrate a novel, take-home device for tightening the skin of the face for "the Ricki Lake Show." This is a one-of-a-kind device, and although not the same as the laser treatments in the office, can be a nice way to rejuvenate your skin at home.
Monday, April 8th, 2013
Here in Michigan, Spring has finally arrived! This past weekend was beautiful, a nice change from the freezing temperatures otherwise. A couple years ago I did a series of "Getting Your Body Ready For Bathing Suit Season" with the local Fox News affiliate. Here is a video on treating cellulite with Dermosonic:
Monday, December 31st, 2012
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2013 brings each of you health, fun, and happiness. I'll be spending my night at home cheering in the new year with my wife, kids, and the neighbors. My wife usually falls asleep before the ball drops, so I wake her up for that. Then she passes back out about 2 minutes after midnight.
I have lots of good things to come for you in 2013. Thanks for reading my blog!
Friday, December 28th, 2012
Thanks for reading.
Michigan-based Plastic Surgeon
Anthony Youn, M.D.
Monday, November 26th, 2012
"Raiders!" is a book that was written by my "In Stitches" co-writer, Alan Eisenstock. I just finished reading it Sunday, and have posted the following review on Amazon.com:
Confession: I have never seen the Raiders Fan Film this book is written about.
However, I still LOVED this book.
Award-winning writer Alan Eisenstock has crafted a thoroughly satisfying and enjoyable read about two kids who set out to remake "Raiders of the Lost Ark," scene-by-scene and frame-by-frame. They started out as kids who had a dream and finished seven years later, exhausted young adults struggling with their future lives. "Raiders!" is an amazing coming-of-age story that transends the movie its based on, and tackles much greater subjects like friendship, loyalty, and being true to oneself.
Even though I've never seen their film (I've seen the original movie several times), at times while reading this book I felt as if I was re-living my own adolescence, when the simple act of seeing an adventure movie on a hot summer afternoon was sheer magic. So what happens when that magic fades, and the larger subjects of making a living, maintaining relationships, and following your dreams take over?
The book is very detailed in its descriptions of how these two children re-created many of the famous scenes in "Raiders," including the scene with the big boulder. However, the book builds to its climax, a whirlwind of events involving commitment, drugs, police, a hurricane, moving on, Steven Spielberg, Ain't It Cool, and the Butt-Numb-A-Thon.
It will be a crime if this book isn't made into its own movie. Kudos to Alan Eisenstock for writing a fantastic book.
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Saturday, November 24th, 2012
I've recently come across a TV show that is looking for people who are interested in sharing their plastic surgery story. Here is what they are looking for:
Have you or someone you know gone to the extreme when it comes to plastic surgery? Have you had more than a dozen surgeries, and you're not done yet? Are you on a quest for perfection that you haven't yet achieved when it comes to your look?
Basically, are you addicted to plastic surgery? If so, and you'd like to be considered for this program, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I'd be happy to forward your information on. Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving!
Monday, November 19th, 2012
Sorry for the lack of updates lately! These past two weeks have been a whirlwind for me. Two weeks ago on Wednesday I was in New York City filming a segment of one of my favorite syndicated talk shows, then was stranded the next night in the Big Apple due to the Noreaster! I finally returned that Thursday afternoon and rushed straight to the OR. The next day, Friday, I was on a plane going to Philadelphia for the weekend.
Had a great Philly Cheesesteak at Jim's Steaks and saw some sights with my beautiful wife, then headed back to Michigan Sunday (one week ago). This past week has been crazy busy with office hours and surgeries lined up. By the end of the week I was pooped! I'm definitely looking forward to this upcoming holiday, as I need to take some time to relax and do some writing.
So enough about me. Here's an interesting story from the Washington Post:
A nevus is a birthmark, a mole.
"The treatment for a mole is relatively straightforward: Just do a simple
procedure to cut it out and close it up," said Dr. Albert Oh,
director of fellowship for craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery at
Children's National Medical Center. "But in her case, because it involved a good
one-third to half of her face, you couldn't just cut it out. It was too big."
Agusta was born with a dinner-plate-size mole that swept across her scalp and
the right side of her face. Others stippled her body. Besides being unsightly,
these large moles have an elevated risk of turning into melanoma. They also can
enter the brain and spine, causing seizures.
Doctors in Iceland knew it would take a series of operations to remove the
facial birthmark. They told Agusta's parents the last procedure would be when
she was 15. Meanwhile, her parents had gotten in touch with Dr. Oh, who at the
time was at Hasbro Children's Hospital in Providence, R.I. He said he could
finish by the time Agusta started school at age 6.
"When I had to choose between the age of 15 and the age of 6, I would always
choose the age of 6," said Agusta's mom, Sigrún Thorsteinsdóttir.
The first few operations were done in Rhode Island, the final ones at
Children's Hospital, to which Dr. Oh moved in 2009. He used a technique called
tissue expansion to enable Agusta to grow herself extra, blemish-free skin.
To read about what happened to Agusta and see an 'after' photo, click HERE.
I have treated a few congenital hairy nevi in the past. Typically they're on the body, but can become quite unsightly when on the face. In worst cases, the hairy nevus can cover the majority of a person's face, causing them to resemble a "Wolfman." This, combined with the potential for malignancy, make it necessary for plastic surgeons to remove them. I have used tissue expanders in the past for these, although mostly in my residency.
Agusta's plastic surgeon did an awesome job. It's stories like hers that make me proud to be a plastic surgeon.
Wednesday, October 24th, 2012
The co-author of my book "In Stitches," Alan Eisenstock, is about to release his next book. It's completely different than anything I've heard about before. If you get a chance, please take a peek at the book trailer here. Booklist gave it a starred review, calling it an "amazing, one-of-a-kind book about a triumphant, one-of-a-kind film production."
You can pre-order the book at Amazon.com HERE.
Monday, October 22nd, 2012
I like Selma Blair. She grew up in the Metro Detroit area (which I now call home) and went to Kalamazoo College for a short time while I was there. She was nice to me, and had a very dry sense of humor. Here is what she told In Style magazine (from In Your Face Blog):
"I wanted to get Botox once to make me feel younger. But I don't really have [enough wrinkles] to justify it yet. As for going under the knife, I can't say I wouldn't, but I haven't thought too much about it," she said.
Blair said she isn't interested in breast implants. "I wore huge prosthetic boobs for a John Waters movie. They were glued on every day by a really handsome guy, but ripping them off every night was definitely outside my realm of comfort. After those bosoms, I didn't mind being flat-chested anymore!" she said.
Hmm, she must have left out the part explaining how she went to college with a good-looking, cool, future big-time doctor!
Or how she also went to college with me.
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Thanks for reading.
Michigan-based Plastic Surgeon
Anthony Youn, M.D.
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Intel introduced a line of Xeon server chips that operate up to 60 percent faster than previous server processors, the company said on Tuesday.
Hewlett-Packard, Dell and IBM rolled-out new servers on Tuesday based on Intel's latest Xeon 5600 microprocessors, which promise better performance and power consumption.
Desktop processor technology took a significant step forward this month with the unveiling of six-core processors by both Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Intel Corp., analysts say.
Intel invested an undisclosed amount in social media incubator Betaworks to gain insight into real-time user behavior on social networks, the chip maker said on Thursday.
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Intel acknowledged Monday that at least one counterfeit version of its Core i7-920 processor made its may into the U.S. market, and said it's trying to determine how many more are out there.
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I have a dodgy ankle and foot following running a marathon after a month ago. I would be interested in getting some advice about what specialist to see - is it a GP, a physiotherapist or a podiatrist? I have private health insurance.
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I did this race, too at the weekend! I loved the fact that in the middle of Novembr I could run in short and a short sleeved top, and could feel the sun on my face - a very nice change from grotty England, leaving winter behind for a day! I set a new personal worst time due to tummy problems and wanting to throw up at 27km, after which it was a real struggle to get to the finish, but quitting was never an option I gave myself, especially after all the hard work I had out into training for this! I would love to see more of Spain, maybe do Valencia again, the support coming from the spectators was amazing!
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RALEIGH, N.C., Nov. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- KnowledgeTree, the first company to get 'insight out' of business content, has partnered with OneLogin, the innovator in identity management, to give enterprises secure single sign-on and instant LDAP and Active Directory support.
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September Wholesale Inventories Accumulate Faster Than Expected, Grow By 1.5% On Expectations Of 0.7%, Suspicious Destocking Seen In Alcohol Products
The old faithful GDP boosting trick of accumulating inventories continues to work. The Census Bureau announced that September wholesale inventories jumped by 1.5%, matching the largest monthly increase in over two years, and coming in decisively over estimates of 0.7%. Furthermore, the prior number was also revised much higher from 0.8% to 1.2%, confirming what we already knew: namely that Q3 GDP is merely based on yet another stocking, which will soon need to be liquidated as end demand persists at being subdued, further impacting FIFO margins (as for LIFO, forgetaboutit). The biggest jump in inventories was in farm products (14.8%) and misc. durable goods (3.0%), while destocking was seen in lumber, prof and comp equipment, and... alcohol. The last one is self-explanatory.
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Chickens, bitchez!
any mention of how gold and silver bars were flying off the shelf ?
if you're not drinking yet, you're not paying attention
Helll yea, hickup. Got to get the parti started bitcheeeechzzz!! You go to forgetaboutit nevermind you, hickup. It's 12 oclock somewhere, down by the nice riverrr, hickup.
Build it and they might come. If they don't, it's another post-holiday fire sale. Consumers have mostly figured it out by now.
" and... alcohol. The last one is self-explanatory."
Apparently, I'm not the only one stocking up!
Destocking? Not if you count my wine cellar.
It's always happy hour somewhere
I wonder if future caricatures of Americans will resemble those of Russia, with everyone drunk on cheap vodka (or whiskey/moonshine in our case).
Im stocking lots of alcohol, pint bottles are best barter items I believe, far better than gold in a Mad Max economic model...cases for $150 or so right now.
And the christmas season is crashing already nice.
Predicted by anyone with a brain.
Lots of people are gonna lose their job in January.
Just you watch, once the republicans come in, some truth is gonna be reported about the economy and it's gonna be blamed on republicans.
We are totallly out of the Scotch that my mother-in-law left us when she died in 2003. Better get a jug while I still can.
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinkin...
I'm stocking up on a full line of alcoholic products, purely for medicinal reasons. Liquors are the best, shelf life is really good.
....speakin' of medicine, don't forget to stockpile the top shelf pharmaceutical grade weed. In CA, an oz. sells in the pot pharmacy for right around the price of an oz. of gold. Just sayin'.
- the ultimate currency, eat it, smoke it or trade it.
I'm talking about the top end in quality and one-hit potency. No seeds in the buds to prevent bootlegging it. So pungent you need to keep it in tin foil wraps and store it in a safe to keep it from stinking up the house. The licensed farmers have really come a long way since the 60s. Of course, you can always get the skunk mota on the street for far less. Weed is not much different from alcohol pricing....you get what you pay for.
In Colorado at the Pot Pharm an oz of weed costs less than an 1lb of silver thanks to Benny Boy.
I don't know how much this would contribute to alcohol destocking, but I know that wine wholesalers and distributors have been dumping the shit out of their stock. If it isn't the "middle ground" of premium wines - those that are in the $30-$50 price point - getting absolutely slaughtered, it's the consolidations among distributors exiting portfolios. Just to put some perspective on it all, we're now seeing the 2008 vintages come to market, putting it right at the same time as the correction. Much of the talk now is if there's any more left out there, or was the last few months the the grand finale in a year of great wine buying.
What I don't know either is the seasonality. We're at the start of both the drinking season and a big shipping season (heat perishability isn't an issue in the fall/winter). It would kind of make sense that you'd see businesses clear out a lot of floor space.
Just idle bantor on my part, I'm not in the business or anything.
and for god sakes don't forget the absinthe!
@Tyler: I believe the moment has arrived for the key to unlock said bottle???
Somebody tried to switch my Whisky with Kool Aide - Where's Timmah?
This would explain why I almost swallowed my pen when I was going to
prescribe Marinol and checked the price for a pt. I told him to buy
from his nephew,instead.
Lumber, no commodity is more under the thumb of the federal government than lumber, any destocking is intentional policy, specifically to crush new housing and prop up existing housing, what's next a "new housing program" where millions of existing houses are intentionally destroyed?