Dr. Brian West’s commitment to addressing the specific needs and personal objectives of his patients has helped him to become one of the most respected plastic surgeons in California.
His outstanding reputation is based both on his ability to achieve natural results and the high degree of satisfaction among his patients. Dr. Brian West attended the Stanford Medical School where he received his bachelor’s of science in medical microbiology.
Later on he received his doctor of medicine degree from the University of California at Irvine.
His surgical internship took place at many of the finest institutions in America like the UCLA Medical center, University of Kansas Medical Center, the Burnett Burn Center of Kansas City, the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles and the Shiner’s Hospital for Crippled Children-Los Angeles.
Dr. Brian. West has been formally trained in plastic and reconstructive surgery, pediatric plastic surgery and pediatric burn reconstruction. Dr. West has many articles published in the various medical journals to his credit.
Dr.West is an active member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the American College of Surgeons and American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery.
Dr. Brian. West is a board certified plastic surgeon at the Plastic Surgery Institute of California who is dedicated to achieving the best results with the fastest recovery time for the chin surgery procedures.
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September 29th, 2009Brits Taking Out Loans for Plastic Surgery
September 12th, 2009An increasing number of Britons are so keen to improve their appearance that they are willing to take out a personal loan in order to finance cosmetic surgery, it has been revealed.
Research conducted by Abbey shows that nearly one million (918,000) British adults plan to borrow money to pay to go under the knife, with the combined cost expected to reach around £1.4 billion.
The procedure of choice for Britons as a whole is breast augmentation, which is sought after by 27 per cent of those considering plastic surgery. The popularity of this course of action is presumably indicative of the fact that females account for two thirds of Brits considering going under the knife.
Tummy tucks were second on the list of operations which appealed to the most Britons, with 25 per cent of the vote, while 17 per cent are considering having rhinoplasties, or nose jobs.
According to study, the main reason for wanting to take out a uk personal loan in order to fund plastic surgery is to gain more confidence, as cited by 51 per cent of respondents to the poll.
An additional 32 per cent said it was for medical reasons, two per cent said it was down to peer pressure and one per cent say they feel forced into surgery as people laugh at various parts of their bodies.
Meanwhile, a survey of 52,000 people which appears in October’s Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery journal and was conducted in America suggests that the majority of people who are considering cosmetic surgery are content with their lot – they just want to look even better.
It had been previously thought that people who wanted to improve their looks suffered from low self esteem. However, this claim has been countered by Doctor Richard D’Amico, president-elect of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
“This study shows the majority of people who want plastic surgery have a normal level of body satisfaction,” he said.
“We use the term ‘look as good as you feel’ often and it is good to know this is why the average plastic surgery patient has a cosmetic procedure. They are not, in fact, suffering from low or poor self-esteem.”
Britons attempting to look as good as they feel are still most likely to have their procedure performed in the UK, the research shows, with 83 per cent opting to stay at home.
Meanwhile, six per cent choose to travel to eastern Europe and two per cent head for the USA to have their procedures carried out – presumably in an attempt to reduce the size of their loan.
By: Paul McIndoe
