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Coconut Oil
As far as food fads go, the past couple of years have stuffed us full, with healthy trends such as acai bowls and avocado toast having massive surges in popularity. One of the...
7 days ago - Skinny Gene Project
Botox® for Depression?
Botox® for Depression? The aesthetic industry is currently taking a wait-and-see approach about the startling claims that Botox® not only helps keep you looking younger, but...
14 days ago - IAPAM
Psychological counselling in patients with a peripheral facial palsy: initial experience from an expert centre
The aims of this pilot study were to evaluate the psychologist's role on the multidisciplinary team during PFP patient care and to identify the potential predictors of anxiety...
5 monthes ago - Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery
Lengthening temporalis myoplasty: a question of access
The temporalis transfer has been used for restoration of symmetry and movement in facial palsy patients for many years. The original Gillies technique1 (1934) involved turning...
10 monthes ago - Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery
The association between duration of peripheral facial palsy, severity, age of the patient and psychological distress
Peripheral facial palsy can be a devastating condition that has been shown to have associations with increased depression and worse quality of life. The aim of the present...
One year ago - Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery
Plastic Chemicals Linked to Postpartum Depression
Certain environmental chemicals were tied to postpartum depression in new moms, researchers said. A prospective study of 139 pregnant women found that those with greater...
One year ago - MedPageToday
Harmful Chemicals in Plastic can Cause Postpartum Depression
Bisphenols and phthalates that are found in plastics and personal care products. Reducing the exposure to these types of chemicals can help prevent postpartum depression in...
One year ago - Medindia Health - 2 articles
Screening for body dysmorphic disorder symptoms in plastic surgery candidates: A preoperative procedure
I would like to congratulate the authors from the article “High prevalence of dysmorphic disorder in patients eligible for aesthetic plastic surgery”,1 which reveals a high...
One year ago - Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery
Body dysmorphic disorder can lead to cycle of seeking excessive cosmetic surgery
For the most part, cosmetic surgeons treat patients with reasonable goals who want to look better, refreshed or rejuvenated. “Fortunately for our work, we tend to see high...
One year ago - Healio

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Coconut Oil

As far as food fads go, the past couple of years have stuffed us full, with healthy trends such as acai bowls and avocado toast having massive surges in popularity. One of the...

Botox® for Depression?

Botox® for Depression? The aesthetic industry is currently taking a wait-and-see approach about the startling claims that Botox® not only helps keep you looking younger, but...

Psychological counselling in patients with a peripheral facial palsy: initial experience from an expert centre

The aims of this pilot study were to evaluate the psychologist's role on the multidisciplinary team during PFP patient care and to identify the potential predictors of anxiety...

Lengthening temporalis myoplasty: a question of access

The temporalis transfer has been used for restoration of symmetry and movement in facial palsy patients for many years. The original Gillies technique1 (1934) involved turning...

The association between duration of peripheral facial palsy, severity, age of the patient and psychological distress

Peripheral facial palsy can be a devastating condition that has been shown to have associations with increased depression and worse quality of life. The aim of the present...

Plastic Chemicals Linked to Postpartum Depression

Certain environmental chemicals were tied to postpartum depression in new moms, researchers said. A prospective study of 139 pregnant women found that those with greater...

Harmful Chemicals in Plastic can Cause Postpartum Depression

Bisphenols and phthalates that are found in plastics and personal care products. Reducing the exposure to these types of chemicals can help prevent postpartum depression in...

Screening for body dysmorphic disorder symptoms in plastic surgery candidates: A preoperative procedure

I would like to congratulate the authors from the article “High prevalence of dysmorphic disorder in patients eligible for aesthetic plastic surgery”,1 which reveals a high...

Body dysmorphic disorder can lead to cycle of seeking excessive cosmetic surgery

For the most part, cosmetic surgeons treat patients with reasonable goals who want to look better, refreshed or rejuvenated. “Fortunately for our work, we tend to see high...

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