Cosmetic Surgery  
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Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery

Plastic Surgery Facts, Fallacies and  
                    Functional Tools
 

                  
  Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery 
Things You'll Never Learn From Your 
              Plastic Surgeon

       
      For more about the author and her personal experiences with Cosmetic Surgery (and those of some of the over 100 women she interviewed for this book), click here. 
     

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       What You Will Learn From
                   This Book

                                 
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    The top 10 questions women will ask
                 
    8 crucial facts few people know about
        cosmetic surgery
                      
    The 3 R's - the keys to finding a good surgeon

   10 questions you need to ask yourself to
         determine if you are a good candidate
         for cosmetic surgery

   How to avoid plastic surgery horror stories

     How cosmetic surgery can impact on relation-
        ships in the workplace, in social interactions,
        even in the bedroom!

   How to partner with your surgeon for optimal
         results

   The 4 best reasons for having cosmetic
        surgery

    The 5 worst reasons for having cosmetic
         surgery


                         
                             Women speak!

           One innocent blog created quite a stir!

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What the professionals
are saying about
Sex, Lies and  Cosmetic Surgery

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     Dr. Leo McCafferty
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"Do not be mislead by its title. This is a very thoughtful and insightful book, exploring the common and perhaps not so common emotions involved with the plastic surgery experience. Its very readable format presents valuable information and guidance for any woman considering cosmetic surgery.
 - Leo McCafferty, M.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery
 University of Pittsbu
 rgh School of Medicine
Plastic Surgery Consultant to Pittsburgh Steelers
At-large member of Board of Directors
American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

        Susanne Warfield
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"Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery shares the desires and motivations that lie beneath
women’s journeys  into cosmetic surgery. Its candid, open and honest  insights into women’s wants and needs, combined with the
analytical questions (posed in the end-of-book quizzes and checklists), will help  each reader discover her own path to fulfillment and optimal outcomes."
 - Susanne S. Warfield
 Executive Director of the NCEA
CEO/President of PCI Journal.com
Author of eight textbooks for the Skin Care Industry
 

      Dr. Alan Kisner
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"Lois Stern breaks new ground with her 
must- read, impressively honest treatment
of the relationship between cosmetic surgery
and sexuality.  Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery belongs in the waiting room of every plastic surgeon's office, readily available to any woman considering plastic surgery."

 - Alan M. Kisner, M.D.
Private Practice
Plastic Surgeon
Huntington, NY; NYC, NY
 

    Denise Thomas
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"Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery is 
stunningly frank. It dares to tread where 
others have not ventured. Bravo to Lois Stern. I applaud her courage in tackling
this taboo subject ofthe intricate correlation between sex and cosmetic
surgery."
 -Denise Thomas
Pioneer Cosmetic Surgery Consultant
 New York, NY
Cosmetic Surgery Expert
Featured on Oprah


      Dr. David Sarwer
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"Given the relationship between sexuality, body
image and cosmetic surgery, it is not surprising that some women report becoming 
romantically attached to their surgeons. Stern 
does readers a great favor in examining this 
'don't ask, don't tell experience. . . "
 
David B. Sarwer, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Edwin and Fannie Gray Hall for Human Appearances University of Pennsyvania School of Medicine