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"Gummy Bear" Breast Implants Have Changed The Way People Are Thinking About Breast Augmentation Surgery, explains Double Certified NYC Celebrity Plastic Surgeon Dr. Michael Fiorillo. "Gummy Bear"  or cohesive silicone gel breast implants over several important patient side-benefits, most importantly the implant's ability to hold its shape over time.

Dr. Fiorillo who is an early proponent of these "Gummy Bear" implants, and has done over 40 already here in the US. They have only recently been approved by the US Food & Drug Administration, even though they've been very popular in Europe for well over a decade!

These implants are referred to as "Gummy Bear Implants" because of their resiliency and consistency. Unlike traditional or saline filled breast implants, "Gummy Bears" have the ability to maintain their shape even when cut.Dr. Fiorillo says, "Patient feedback has been overwhelmingly…

"Gummy Bear" Breast Implants Have Changed The Way People Are Thinking About Breast Augmentation Surgery, explains Double Certified NYC Celebrity Plastic Surgeon Dr. Michael Fiorillo. "Gummy Bear"  or cohesive silicone gel breast implants over several important patient side-benefits, most importantly the implant's ability to hold its shape over time.

Dr. Fiorillo who is an early proponent of these "Gummy Bear" implants, and has done over 40 already here in the US. They have only recently been approved by the US Food & Drug Administration, even though they've been very popular in Europe for well over a decade!

These implants are referred to as "Gummy Bear Implants" because of their resiliency and consistency. Unlike traditional or saline filled breast implants, "Gummy Bears" have the ability to maintain their shape even when cut.Dr. Fiorillo says, "Patient feedback has been overwhelmingly…

Kim Aschauer, inventor of the 'Facelift Bungee' created this fun product out of sheer PANIC. Kim needed to look ten years younger immediately! Her son was getting married, her face was falling, and she was blown away by the "outrageous" prices" after her plastic surgery consultation. 

(Gotta love her)

The Facelift Bungee is a $25 bungee cord with a comb at each end that fastens to the sides of the wearer's face and literally stretches the skin back.

Here's a 'Face Bungee' step-by-step how-to:



    Make two small braids at each temple

    Fasten the first comb to one braid

    Bring the bungee cord around and fasten the other…

From More.com Comes This Tip On 'Getting Work Done' From 46 Year Old NY Plastic Surgeon Haideh Hirmand: "I do get Botox, but what’s made the biggest difference was using fillers to get rid of the hollowing under my eyes. It changed my life! Not only do I look less tired, I actually feel it too." 

Haideh Hirmand Was Feartured on More.com as one of "'Twenty-two women who know the secret to aging gracefully", By Nikki Ostasiewski



Haiudeh...On professional growth:



"Because I now know what it’s like to see age-related changes in my own face and body, I’m a more empathetic doctor and am better able to counsel my patients."



Haideh...On her…

Kathie Lee and Hoda all dolled up in surgical hair caps got plastic surgery live on-air on  the "Today" show.



According to the Huffington Post, The co-hosts said they were doing the "plastic surgery extravaganza" — entitled "Needles, Knives or Nothing: Kathie Lee and Hoda's Guide To Getting Work Done" — to satisfy viewers' curiosity about cosmetic procedures. They called themselves "human guinea pigs" for the day. Kathie Lee and Hoda rode onto the set in hospital beds wearing gowns and caps. Gotta Love 'em.

Check out this ENews Now video!

Got any procedures you have tried you want to tell us babes about? We are all ears as would be…

Very Brave Babe Suzanne Somers is the first person in the U.S. to receive a Stem Cell Breast Reconstruction which until her formidable personal efforts was only available in Japan. In Suzanne's own words, "Ladies, my friends and fellow warriors - this is for you, because I understand. There's hope... there's hope."



Suzanne Somers was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000 and had a lumpectomy and a full course of radiation that left her with a withered nearly pancake breast on one side. She did not trust the safety of an implant, and though very grateful to be alive, has admitted feeling disfigured for the past 11 years.

For all the babes who have the shared experience of surviving breast cancer and have wrestled with…