NewBeauty Issue 40 // Summer 2015

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TOO SOON?

TOO MUCH

COSMETIC SURGERY WAS DESIGNED TO MAKE YOU LOOK BETTER AND REFRESHED, NOT TOTALLY DIFFERENT. “IN MY OPINION, YOUNGER PATIENTS NEED MINIMAL INJECTABLES, GOOD SKIN CARE AND SURGERY ONLY WHEN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY,” SAYS DR. SCHWARTZ. DR. SINGER ADDS, “THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO HAVE SURGERY DONE AND MAY

HAVE LOOKED BETTER IF THEY DIDN’T DO IT BECAUSE IT WAS DONE TOO AGGRESSIVELY.” MOST PATIENTS ARE REALISTIC, GET GOOD RESULTS, LOOK BETTER, AND ARE HAPPY WITH THE PROCEDURES THEY HAD PERFORMED.

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WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS: “Sometimes, when younger people have too much plastic surgery, it can have the paradoxical effect of making them look older,” says Troy, MI, plastic surgeon Anthony Youn, MD. “Kellie’s lips are obviously plumped up. Her cheeks also appear unnaturally full, which contributes to her older-than-stated-age appearance.”

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WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS: “She has this overfilled and overdone look that’s becoming very commonplace today,” says Dr. Biesman. “Her lips and cheeks are full and her skin is almost too smooth. Sometimes, when the lateral face isn’t treated, and the chin is neglected, too, the proportions of the face get thrown off balance.”


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