Cosmetic Surgery
Friday, January 29th, 2010 at
11:58 am
Dr. Marek Dobke, UCSD School of Medicine, explores the latest advances in cosmetic surgery and what we can expect in the future. Series: “SIRA (Sam and Rose Stein Institute for Research on Aging)” [3/2008] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 13994]
Duration : 0:57:18
Tagged with: cosmetic • plastic • surgery • trends
Filed under: Cosmetic Surgery
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that was a nice …
that was a nice lecture. Though I feel eating healthy and exercising is better than cutting yourself up.
I don’t recommend …
I don’t recommend people to cut up their faces. Your face would eventually run out of blood circulation and fall apart like Michael Jackson. I suggest people to use Alex Chiu’s Gorgeouspil for a natural facial restructure.
Do facial implants, …
Do facial implants, (cheek/chin) often shift? The idea of it almost seems frightening; allowing a foreign object to be put underneath your skin, in such an exposed area…Also, do they look very natural?
DO NOT READ…….. …
DO NOT READ………………….If you do not copy and paste this onto 10 videos your mom will die in 4 hours
Exactley my friend. …
Exactley my friend. There are hundreds of thousands of people who may only want plastic surgery to conform to the worlds views of perfection but they are not aware of the psychological problems they actually have because cosmetic plastic surgeons have an unlimited marketing and sells business. The people who really need plastic surgery are those people who need reconstructive surgeries and skin graphs to say the least. Glad you know this my friend
had a nosejob …
had a nosejob myself after an “accident” – I didn’t like both of it. I must say though, that the specialist did a pretty good job. If you have health problems – also psychological ones with “reminders” from accident or assault, I think, plastic surgery is absolutely justified. But if you have a problem to accept yourself, you’re probably better off with a psychological therapy.
You are correct. I …
You are correct. I have looked him up and he was exactley what you say. He is a great man. It seems to me those of African and Indian Decent are the greatest surgeons who have ever lived. Sushruta, Dr. Ben Carson, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams… The medical world would be nowhere without prominant minds of such men.
My error, what you …
My error, what you say is correct. Indians did surgery 8th Century B.C. Sushruta is a God sent surgeon. His surgeries were more modern (closest to the techniques used today) and he invented some of the special instruments used. Cataract and Rhindoplasty surgery were invented by him. Internet search of Sushruta, Ancient Indian surgery and Ayurveda.
Yeah? about 2600 …
Yeah? about 2600 years ago?? That means your absolutely WRONG! Ancient Egypt are known to be the worlds FIRST surgeons. Egyptians! African Egyptians! know your history…. You need to research Ancient Egyptian Surgery and Dental. Because it is also a known faact that Egyptians invented Braces and the tooth CROWN
plastic surgery is …
plastic surgery is not a crime. It is very needed. You should do your research and get an education. I needed a plastic surgeon for a skin graph on my leg after a very bad car accident. Your a fool. No one but a plastic surgeon could close the hole in my leg with a skin graph
Its not I actually …
Its not I actually had to see a plastic surgeon for a skin graph
Sushruta is the …
Sushruta is the father of surgery. 2600 years ago he and health scientists of his time conducted surgeries like cesareans, cataract, fractures and urinary stones. Usage of anaesthesia was well known in ancient India. Dental (tooth extraction) and Rhinoplasty (nose job) surgery was also being done. During vedic times, a person who committed adultery had his nose cut off ! Ouch! Search ancient indian surgery.
and what in the …
and what in the world actually happened to his hair?
Yeah! what a crook. …
Yeah! what a crook. And probably what a audience of crooks.
Great. What a crook.
Great. What a crook.
Marek, You’ve never …
Marek, You’ve never looked better! Hope you are well! Dr. Louis A. Bonaldi
absolutely and …
absolutely and needfully relevant and also informative.Also dispels the streotype that plastic surgery is 100% elective.
Excellent …
Excellent presentation of a wonderful Plastic Surgeon on his career in this field of Medicine with interesting & insightful commentary regarding the many varrying aspects within the area of Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery.