Do extreme makeovers make women happy?

Article Abstract:

More and more American women are trying to become attractive by undergoing treatments like liposuction, rhinoplasty or a nip and tuck, but opinion is divided whether this really helps. A young girl proves makeover skeptics wrong as she says how she feels transformed after surgery, and a research shows that surgery helps those women who suffer from low self-esteem.

Americans, Grooming

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Always tired

Article Abstract:

A study done on American women reveals that symptoms like fatigue, carvings, headaches and creeping weight gain are caused due to loss of insulin. The loss of insulin results in unprocessed sugar that leaves the brain and body cells starved for energy, making them easily tired.

Surveys, Women's health, Insulin resistance

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Have the skin you've always dreamed of

Article Abstract:

The Aesthetic plastic surgery that is performed by the American Society for the clearer and more youthful complexion is described. Two different women who shared their success story of getting beautiful skin by this treatment are detailed.

Health Care and Social Assistance, HEALTH SERVICES, Cosmetic Surgery, Patient outcomes, Surgery, Plastic, Plastic surgery

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