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Introduction   Adolescence and puberty are difficult times for everyone, particularly girls. Puberty usually entails dramatic changes in the body including the onset of menstruation, breast development, weight gain, and maybe a growth spurt too. As girls start to go through puberty it is natural to ask themselves questions like: “When do my breasts start growing?”, “How big will my breasts get?”, “Is weight gain normal?”, and “When

If your large breast size is making you lose confidence or you are facing specific health concerns, like pain in the neck, shoulder, backache, skin irritation, or nerve issues, you can go for a breast reduction (mammaplasty) procedure.  We'll discuss breast reduction cost here in this article for your consideration. What

If you’re thinking about having breast reduction surgery or have already had it done, you’re likely wondering about breast reduction scars. In this article, we will answer your questions related to breast reduction scarring and provide you with some tips to minimize scars. Breast Reduction Scars: Basics One worry that many people have when considering breast reduction surgery is having a noticeable scar.  Whether

Do you exercise regularly, eat responsibly, and still have flabby upper arms? Have you lost weight recently to find that you love your slender new figure but dislike your sagging, droopy upper arms? If you answered yes to these questions, then arm lift surgery (or brachioplasty) might be right for you! Arm lift is a

Aging, being overweight, pregnancy, and obesity can stretch out muscles that underlie and support the organs in the abdomen, permanently changing the shape of the stomach and softening the elasticity of the skin on your abdomen. In some cases, the stretched muscles and skin can result in a pouch-like bulge or even a hanging apron of skin that cannot be corrected with diet and exercise.