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 Face Facts
Nose too big? Breasts too small? Years taking their toll? Cosmetic surgery, once the indulgence of the rich, is now reshaping women — and men — of all ages and incomes. Inside the Continent's obsession with external beauty |
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Viewpoint
It's time women cut the nonsense, says Kathy Lette |
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Women's Work
Something for the ladies
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Man's World
Five of the best ops for the guys |
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Posted Sunday, March 5, 2006; 12.33GMT
1. Rhinoplasty.
Nose reshaping is the most popular op
2. Liposuction.
Men often ask for this technique to reduce their breast size or get a flatter tummy, pictured
3. Blepharoplasty.
Men also dislike saggy, baggy eyes and laugh lines
4. Otoplasty.
Ear reshaping by removing skin and cartilage and restitching into place. In bandages for a week
5. Penis Enlargement.
A small incision at the base can extend flaccid size by about 2.5 cm; body-fat cells can be implanted to increase girth. Expect a week off work and no heavy lifting for a month
ranking supplied by the harley medical group
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Precision Incisions [Dec. 16, 2002]
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Next-Gen Liposuction [Dec. 16, 2002]
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