With Liberty and Botox for All! Y
ou may think there is no common ground between Putin and Gaddafi, but these world leaders have more in common than you think.
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Wake up your eyes!
Do people tell you that you look tired, even after you’ve had 10 hours of sleep? Recent articles on the Internet offer at home remedies that you can use to refresh your eyes
. If these aren’t enough, consider medical grade treatments, lasers, fillers and botox…or even an eyelid lift.
An eye lift can remove hanging upper eyelid skin and under eye bags so that you can look the way you feel!. Call for a consultation, 212-434-1210.
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Erase your Angry Bird Look
Some aestheticians are calling it the “Angry Bird Look”- the frown lines that grace us with age, the two 11’s right above your nose and between your eyebrows. 
There are many ways to erase these wrinkles, both non-surgically with Botox and surgically with a brow lift.
Come see Dr. Yagoda in Manhattan to determine which is right for you…because who wants to look like an iPhone game?
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Facebook’s Facial/ Financial Formula
You’d have to be living under a rock not to have heard about Facebook’s acquisition of Instagram for $1 billion. For fun, since we weren’t lucky enough to be founders, we decided to look at the 3 founders’ faces and see if there’s a secret for early prosperity hidden in their faces (can you guess what they are?). And, even though they obviously don’t need any help to get ahead in business, since none are married, maybe they could use a little help from Dr. Yagoda to get ahead in the personal appearance department!
Here are Dr. Yagoda’s recommendations for Mr. Krieger (far left, 26): “Mike has an upper lip that shows too much of his gums when he smiles. Botox is a simple solution to reduce his gummy smile. Also, he could benefit from submental liposuction to define his chin and jawline, and to decrease the double chin. He won’t look as dapper as Brad Pitt or George Clooney, but it will be a noticeable improvement!”
As for Mr. Systrom (center, 28), Dr. Yagoda notes, “Kevin is clearly the most handsome of the three, but his nose is crooked. A rhinoplasty could correct this, and he might also want to consider some filler (such as Restylane) to make his thin upper lip more kissable.”
Mark Zuckerberg (far right), founder of Facebook, will be turning 28 today (May 14). Dr. Yagoda says, “It’s a good thing that the Facebook/Instagram deal closed, because sleepless nights working on the deal seem to have exacerbated Mark’s lower lid bags. If championing one of the biggest deals in the world isn’t enough of a birthday present, perhaps Mark can consider a lower lid blepharoplasty to make him look more his age, combined with a rhinoplasty to lessen the bump on his nose and raise the drooping nasal tip.”
These three lucky guys are really quite typical after all. They could all benefit from at least one of the 3 most common male aesthetic procedures that were performed in 2011:* Botox (that Mike could use to reduce his gummy smile), hyaluronic acid injections (that Kevin could use to plump up his upper lip), and rhinoplasty (that Mark could consider to revise the bump on his nose and improve his drooping nasal tip). Also popular among male patients were blepharoplasties (which could help Mark get rid of his undereye bags), hair transplants, microdermabrasion, and fat injections. In fact, the number of male patients receiving cosmetic procedures doubled between 2010 and 2011!*
Have you guessed the 3 facial features these founders all have in common?
Answers:
- thin upper lip
- at least one left cheek dimple
- under eye bags, with early age crows’ feet.
Anti-Aging Tips
Here are 10 anti-aging tips for women after age 25. 
If you’re interested in reducing wrinkles, ask me about Botox, Dysport, and filler specials. They work wonders!
Every month we have different promotions! Make sure you check out our Monthly Promo page for this month’s specials.
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Employers hire based on attractiveness
First impressions are lasting. When employers are deciding 
between two prospective employees, they often pick the one who is more attractive. Why not be your very best?
You do not need to undergo surgery to refresh your appearance. Simply ask about fillers and injections that can make you look younger and more refreshed within minutes of treatment without surgery and without downtime.
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The importance of going to a licensed MD
In Vancouver, recent reports show that people are still receiving
Botox injections from individuals without medical licenses!
Don’t let this happen to you. Make sure you know your doctor’s credentials and that he/she is expert in the procedure.
Dr. Yagoda is trained in both Facial Plastic Surgery and Otolaryngology, and offers safe and effective Botox® treatments, as well as Dysport® and Xeomin®.
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Do You Know If Your Healthcare Provider Is Actually a Doctor?
Do you know if your Botox is given by a nurse practitioner, an aesthetician (illegal!), an OB/GYN, a dermatologist, or plastic surgeon? Does it even matter? It’s easy to get confused when you’re having a procedure. In fact, if you’re confused about who is really a doctor, you’re not the only one. I hear questions like these every day:
- “Do you have to be an MD to apply peels and do laser?” (No.)
- “Is an otolaryngologist really an MD?” (Yes.)
- “Can my cosmetic dentist really do facelift surgery?” (I suppose, if you are willing to let him/her.)
- “Do I need to see an audiologist or an otolaryngologist for my allergies, and which one is really a doctor?” (The ENT is the MD in this case.)
You, too, may be unsure of who’s an MD and who’s not, and why it matters. According to a 2010 Pew Internet and Ame
rican Life Project, 83% of internet users are searching for medical information on-line and 59% of all US adults have looked on-line for health information. Despite this, there is significant documentation to show that patients are confused about who is providing their health care.
In fact, according to a telephone survey of 852 adults conducted by the Global Strategy Group, 51% of those interviewed believed that it is not “…easy to identify who is a licensed medical doctor and who is not.” For example, only 32% of those surveyed thought an Otolaryngologist is a medical doctor (I am!), yet 33% believed that an audiologist is a medical doctor (she/he is NOT)! Similar confusion surrounded many other areas, including whether podiatrists and psychologists were MDs.
This widespread confusion and public ignorance may well be the result of the managed care companies’ ubiquitous and interchangeable use of the term “provider.” It leads to the public’s mistrust of the medical establishment and inhibits the public’s ability to make informed choices about their healthcare.
Knowing your provider’s background, training, experience, and expertise can help you become more comfortable and certain of your choice of medical expert. You wouldn’t want to end up with a C-section instead of a facelift!
Don’t be shy…if you’re not sure, be sure to ask. Don’t let the healthcare insurers confuse you. Get the right information and be empowered with knowledge!