2:44 December 9, 2011
Announcing an LJCSC Contest:
Help Us Choose a Local Charity
In this season of giving, the La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre wants to help our local community. We will donate $2,500 to a local charity. We just can’t decide which one!
Enter the contest: http://www.ljcsc.com/charity The contest winner will be announced on Jan 10th, 2012.
You get to decide which charity gets the money!
We have narrowed the recipient list to three lucky charities, all local to the San Diego area:
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LJCSC Gives Back … Charity contest for a $2500 donation
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Read the full post (497 words, 1 image, estimated 1:59 mins reading time)5:33 October 19, 2011
If you live here in Southern California, then you likely have many friends and neighbors for whom a healthy lifestyle is paramount. It’s all about feeling good. Yet if you’ve been out and about in San Diego on a sunny day, you also know how much we all pride ourselves on looking good as well.
If you think about it, looking good and feeling good are two sides of the same coin. You’ve heard of a person having “that healthy glow?” Nature, however, doesn’t always grant an ideal figure in exchange for healthy habits. Sometimes, nature needs some help.
10:16 October 18, 2011
Living in the California desert has its perks. Pool season lasts for 9 months. Unfortunately, for some, pool season can be anything but fabulous. LJCSC patient Lisa recalls her “exhausting” battle to keep covered up… when she preferred to be basking in the sun.
Giving birth to two children within 15 months of each other changed Lisa’s shape. She recalls “living in a sports bra 24/7” and feeling out of place at the pool. Her biggest challenge was the significant transformation in the shape and size of her breasts, causing her to “feel self-conscious and embarrassed.” She finally decided to do something about it.
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“My confidence and self-esteem are so much better today.” – Lisa
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Read the full post (574 words, 1 image, estimated 2:18 mins reading time)5:34 October 17, 2011
When you are considering breast implants, one of the most natural questions to ask is how your loved ones will react. After all, plastic surgery—especially breast surgery—creates a sudden, noticeable change, and you can’t be sure how everyone will respond. Plastic surgery, like religion and politics, sometimes elicits strong reactions.
The important thing to remember is that this is not your mother’s, sister’s, or best friend’s life. It’s yours. You are the only person who can decide what’s best for you, so embrace whatever it is that gives you the positive self-image and self-confidence you desire.
6:05 October 10, 2011
You’ve invested a lot of time, money, and emotions into your cosmetic procedure. You’re past the initial healing process and are now ready to show off your new look, whether it’s a nose job, a tummy tuck, or a breast augmentation.
Congratulations—the hard part is over. Now comes the easy, but no less important, part: enjoying and protecting your results.
Here are some tips to help you keep your results looking great for years to come:
