China: Ban on TV Ads for Cosmetic Remedies
New York Times - China will begin a ban on television and radio commercials for products promising breast enhancement, weight loss or increased … The move comes three months after the government banned a breast-enlarging liquid that was injected into more than 300,000 …
Knee Deep in the Hoopla
North County Times - People in Honolulu have more interest in “underwater photography” than anyone else, searchers in Irvine have the most fascination in “Marilyn Monroe” and if you want to hang out with the folks most curious about “breast enhancement” you should move
Common Myths About Plastic Surgery
WKYT 27 - In fact, women between the ages of 35 and 50 accounted for 35 percent of the breast enlargement surgeries performed in 1999, according to statistics compiled by ASAPS. Some of these women seek breast augmentation because they have never been
Breast Enhancement Surgery is Easy; Finding Bras That Fit is Hard
PR Web (press release), WA - Jul 27, 2006When Belinda Madson decided to get her breasts augmented, she was excited. The surgery went well, and she healed quickly. Then she realized her new problem. …
CHINA: Watchdog bans medical ‘infomercials’ in crackdown on misleading
Asia Media - The mainland’s broadcasting watchdog has ordered a ban “until further notice” on television commercials for breast enhancement, weight loss and medical products from next month in an effort to crack down on false advertising. The directive is