Boobs and Botox

[contraman]

I was speaking to a friend of mine the other day who is a very prominent plastic surgeon in Southern CA. He told me he was worried because his business is down over 25% so far this year. He also said most of his competitors are down a whopping 75%.

I asked why…already knowing the answer. He said the obvious…people’s inability to finance their makeovers with equity lines from their homes.

And he doesn’t own a home in El Cajon my friends, and neither does his buddies. Can anyone say La Jolla and Rancho Sante Fe your next….

I have another friend who manages a very prestigious health club in SoCal. They are losing people by the droves…….

This will hit the WHOLE economy and if you think otherwise just follow the dots from the equity lines to where all that money has gone to over the last 6 years…..

People were not buying these items and services because they recieved a 25% YOY pay raise at their job…..they were using CC’s and Equity Lines…..and now the Piper has showed up……and no one can pay…..

[desmond]

Talk about a “sagging” economy.

[drunkle]

zing!

[temeculaguy]

This is horrible, karma has now struck because I wished for a housing correction unaware what the consequences would be. I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.

[contraman]

TG, no worries. Tijuana is about 1/4 of the price for plastics. May not look perfect and a few side effects but nothing wrong with a little freaky looking woman…..you know, like downsizing your McMansion that you don’t use 1/2 of but needed to buy to impress your co-workers……

Sincerely, Contraman

[bsrsharma]

There was a similar report on another blog about some nail salons close to shuttering. This news gives a whole new meaning to HELOC for “Remodeling and Improvement”.

[Anonymous]

I am in the business and can confirm it’s slow. I do 75% reconstructive, so it’s not killing me, but the cosmetic work is down as of the late summer. Compatriates are seeing the same thing. High end retailers are off, too, my building manager tells me (90210 area)

[Anonymous]

I am in the business and can confirm it’s slow. I do 75% reconstructive, so it’s not killing me, but the cosmetic work is down as of the late summer. Compatriates are seeing the same thing. High end retailers are off, too, my building manager tells me (90210 area)

[Anonymous]

I am in the business and can confirm it’s slow. I do 75% reconstructive, so it’s not killing me, but the cosmetic work is down as of the late summer. Compatriates are seeing the same thing. High end retailers are off, too, my building manager tells me (90210 area)

[Anonymous]

I am in the business and can confirm it’s slow. I do 75% reconstructive, so it’s not killing me, but the cosmetic work is down as of the late summer. Compatriates are seeing the same thing. High end retailers are off, too, my building manager tells me (90210 area)

[Anonymous]

I am in the business and can confirm it’s slow. I do 75% reconstructive, so it’s not killing me, but the cosmetic work is down as of the late summer. Compatriates are seeing the same thing. High end retailers are off, too, my building manager tells me (90210 area)

[bsrsharma]

There was a similar report on another blog about some nail salons close to shuttering. This news gives a whole new meaning to HELOC for “Remodeling and Improvement”.

[bsrsharma]

There was a similar report on another blog about some nail salons close to shuttering. This news gives a whole new meaning to HELOC for “Remodeling and Improvement”.

[bsrsharma]

There was a similar report on another blog about some nail salons close to shuttering. This news gives a whole new meaning to HELOC for “Remodeling and Improvement”.

[bsrsharma]

There was a similar report on another blog about some nail salons close to shuttering. This news gives a whole new meaning to HELOC for “Remodeling and Improvement”.

[Diego Mamani]

I don't know about Tijuana, but in Chile they do great work. This clip from a news show has excerpts from a make-a-wish/Dr-90210 type of show. Good thing is, they don't censor any body parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujyVbTaYlRM

 

[Diego Mamani]

I don't know about Tijuana, but in Chile they do great work. This clip from a news show has excerpts from a make-a-wish/Dr-90210 type of show. Good thing is, they don't censor any body parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujyVbTaYlRM

 

[Diego Mamani]

I don't know about Tijuana, but in Chile they do great work. This clip from a news show has excerpts from a make-a-wish/Dr-90210 type of show. Good thing is, they don't censor any body parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujyVbTaYlRM

 

[Diego Mamani]

I don't know about Tijuana, but in Chile they do great work. This clip from a news show has excerpts from a make-a-wish/Dr-90210 type of show. Good thing is, they don't censor any body parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujyVbTaYlRM

 

[Diego Mamani]

I don't know about Tijuana, but in Chile they do great work. This clip from a news show has excerpts from a make-a-wish/Dr-90210 type of show. Good thing is, they don't censor any body parts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujyVbTaYlRM

 

[contraman]

TG, no worries. Tijuana is about 1/4 of the price for plastics. May not look perfect and a few side effects but nothing wrong with a little freaky looking woman…..you know, like downsizing your McMansion that you don’t use 1/2 of but needed to buy to impress your co-workers……

Sincerely, Contraman

[contraman]

TG, no worries. Tijuana is about 1/4 of the price for plastics. May not look perfect and a few side effects but nothing wrong with a little freaky looking woman…..you know, like downsizing your McMansion that you don’t use 1/2 of but needed to buy to impress your co-workers……

Sincerely, Contraman

[contraman]

TG, no worries. Tijuana is about 1/4 of the price for plastics. May not look perfect and a few side effects but nothing wrong with a little freaky looking woman…..you know, like downsizing your McMansion that you don’t use 1/2 of but needed to buy to impress your co-workers……

Sincerely, Contraman

[contraman]

TG, no worries. Tijuana is about 1/4 of the price for plastics. May not look perfect and a few side effects but nothing wrong with a little freaky looking woman…..you know, like downsizing your McMansion that you don’t use 1/2 of but needed to buy to impress your co-workers……

Sincerely, Contraman

[barnaby33]

I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.
Yeah TG, its a bitch. Its really going to be a flat(er), fat(er) world out there. People certainly don’t eat healthier in times of stress, nope straight for the comfort food. Without a heloc to get lipo, we are all going to be stuck seeing the outcome of this.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.
Yeah TG, its a bitch. Its really going to be a flat(er), fat(er) world out there. People certainly don’t eat healthier in times of stress, nope straight for the comfort food. Without a heloc to get lipo, we are all going to be stuck seeing the outcome of this.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.
Yeah TG, its a bitch. Its really going to be a flat(er), fat(er) world out there. People certainly don’t eat healthier in times of stress, nope straight for the comfort food. Without a heloc to get lipo, we are all going to be stuck seeing the outcome of this.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.
Yeah TG, its a bitch. Its really going to be a flat(er), fat(er) world out there. People certainly don’t eat healthier in times of stress, nope straight for the comfort food. Without a heloc to get lipo, we are all going to be stuck seeing the outcome of this.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.
Yeah TG, its a bitch. Its really going to be a flat(er), fat(er) world out there. People certainly don’t eat healthier in times of stress, nope straight for the comfort food. Without a heloc to get lipo, we are all going to be stuck seeing the outcome of this.

Josh

[temeculaguy]

This is horrible, karma has now struck because I wished for a housing correction unaware what the consequences would be. I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.

[temeculaguy]

This is horrible, karma has now struck because I wished for a housing correction unaware what the consequences would be. I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.

[temeculaguy]

This is horrible, karma has now struck because I wished for a housing correction unaware what the consequences would be. I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.

[temeculaguy]

This is horrible, karma has now struck because I wished for a housing correction unaware what the consequences would be. I don’t want to live in an unaugmented world.

[drunkle]

zing!

[drunkle]

zing!

[drunkle]

zing!

[drunkle]

zing!

[desmond]

Talk about a “sagging” economy.

[desmond]

Talk about a “sagging” economy.

[desmond]

Talk about a “sagging” economy.

[desmond]

Talk about a “sagging” economy.

[My Opinion]

Here is an article about how the economic situation is causing high end consumers to pull back on spending, which may contribute to a recession.

The super rich can party forever, but for the merely well-to-do, troubles in real estate and Wall Street can mean belt tightening.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aS8qyeqQhtXk

[Ricechex]

Oh good gawd. I guess facelifts are one of those things that you can cut out when gas prices, housing, LIVING becomes too expensive. Why is life always about looking good and having money? What about meaningful relationships? Hey…whoever posted the book—“Paradox of Choice”—thanks. I got it, and it is quite informative.

[CardiffBaseball]

Call me vain, but I am seriously considering heading to TJ and getting my nasty looking varicose vein taken care of. I am supposed to be a dude, and this thing is just ugly looking.

[kicksavedave]

Use caution Cardiff. A few years ago I had a male roommate who went down to TJ to get a laser face peel, so he could “score younger chicks” (his own exact words).

He came back looking like Freddie Krueger and couldn’t (wouldn’t?) leave the house for a month. Make sure you get a reference from someone you trust.

Its funny, but here in Colorado, especially around Boulder, the saline injected chests just aren’t the there in the same qty as in SoCal. Its one of the aspects of the scenery that I miss most…

[ibjames]

It’s funny how fast you stop noticing it when you are out here, when I vacationed out here I noticed all the augmentation

[patientlywaiting]

It could be natural (rather than augmented) in California. Hispanics just have better genes in that regard. And there are plenty of Hispanic blondes.

[cyphire]

The sad truth is that it isn’t even the equity loss, but the large droves of Realtors, mortgage brokers, etc. who aren’t spending any more. Lets not forget what a whopping percentage of our local economy is real estate / construction driven. These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

When times were off the charts increase-wise, they were the ones buying the new Mercedes every 2 years, and the huge homes, as well as a good chunk of the investment flipping properties.

I know a few of these people, and play poker with some of the brokers / construction / real estate agents. Their games are getting way worse, they alternate between very conservative play, to desperation bluffs all to try to make some money and get the endorphines flowing. All in all they are losing money to me and some other more stable individuals at the tables in a desperate plea for some type of satisfaction.

I no longer talk about housing around the poker table, these people are shredded and on the edge!

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[cyphire]

I will bsrsharma… I think, though, that it’s more about the rush than anything else. The mortgage brokers, Realtors, and other trades involved with construction and homes have been minting money. They have been on hiring binges, and there was a huge amount of ‘rush’ factor in their business. Just like playing video games, the positive reenforcement of getting the sale, getting the listing, having a quarter of more than double last years mortgage business, etc. made endorphine junkies out of these seemingly normal business people.

Especially those who were teachers, accountants, etc who are now Realtors. These people had somewhat staid and boring jobs, and when they became Realtors, always waiting for the hot sale made them gambling junkies.

Now some of them are trying for the same rush at the poker table. Others will probably get dependent on drugs and alcohol. It’s going to be sad.

[CBad]

These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

Very interesting that you say that. I have a friend who works at a high end salon in Del Mar. Business apparently is doing quite poorly right now. You think people always have to get their hair cut, right?! But I think people are getting their services performed less often or going somewhere less expensive. At the moment, some people working there are mailing out “classy” fliers to upscale neighborhoods offering a one time free choice of service.

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[patientlywaiting]

When i see those fancy nails on a woman’s fingers, I figure she doesn’t clean. When you have to cut out the maid service, you have to cut out the nail salon too because you now have to do your own cleaning.

And what’s the point of a fancy hairdo, when you can’t afford to hang out at Starbucks anymore?

[patientlywaiting]

When i see those fancy nails on a woman’s fingers, I figure she doesn’t clean. When you have to cut out the maid service, you have to cut out the nail salon too because you now have to do your own cleaning.

And what’s the point of a fancy hairdo, when you can’t afford to hang out at Starbucks anymore?

[patientlywaiting]

When i see those fancy nails on a woman’s fingers, I figure she doesn’t clean. When you have to cut out the maid service, you have to cut out the nail salon too because you now have to do your own cleaning.

And what’s the point of a fancy hairdo, when you can’t afford to hang out at Starbucks anymore?

[patientlywaiting]

When i see those fancy nails on a woman’s fingers, I figure she doesn’t clean. When you have to cut out the maid service, you have to cut out the nail salon too because you now have to do your own cleaning.

And what’s the point of a fancy hairdo, when you can’t afford to hang out at Starbucks anymore?

[patientlywaiting]

When i see those fancy nails on a woman’s fingers, I figure she doesn’t clean. When you have to cut out the maid service, you have to cut out the nail salon too because you now have to do your own cleaning.

And what’s the point of a fancy hairdo, when you can’t afford to hang out at Starbucks anymore?

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[CBad]

These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

Very interesting that you say that. I have a friend who works at a high end salon in Del Mar. Business apparently is doing quite poorly right now. You think people always have to get their hair cut, right?! But I think people are getting their services performed less often or going somewhere less expensive. At the moment, some people working there are mailing out “classy” fliers to upscale neighborhoods offering a one time free choice of service.

[CBad]

These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

Very interesting that you say that. I have a friend who works at a high end salon in Del Mar. Business apparently is doing quite poorly right now. You think people always have to get their hair cut, right?! But I think people are getting their services performed less often or going somewhere less expensive. At the moment, some people working there are mailing out “classy” fliers to upscale neighborhoods offering a one time free choice of service.

[CBad]

These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

Very interesting that you say that. I have a friend who works at a high end salon in Del Mar. Business apparently is doing quite poorly right now. You think people always have to get their hair cut, right?! But I think people are getting their services performed less often or going somewhere less expensive. At the moment, some people working there are mailing out “classy” fliers to upscale neighborhoods offering a one time free choice of service.

[CBad]

These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

Very interesting that you say that. I have a friend who works at a high end salon in Del Mar. Business apparently is doing quite poorly right now. You think people always have to get their hair cut, right?! But I think people are getting their services performed less often or going somewhere less expensive. At the moment, some people working there are mailing out “classy” fliers to upscale neighborhoods offering a one time free choice of service.

[cyphire]

I will bsrsharma… I think, though, that it’s more about the rush than anything else. The mortgage brokers, Realtors, and other trades involved with construction and homes have been minting money. They have been on hiring binges, and there was a huge amount of ‘rush’ factor in their business. Just like playing video games, the positive reenforcement of getting the sale, getting the listing, having a quarter of more than double last years mortgage business, etc. made endorphine junkies out of these seemingly normal business people.

Especially those who were teachers, accountants, etc who are now Realtors. These people had somewhat staid and boring jobs, and when they became Realtors, always waiting for the hot sale made them gambling junkies.

Now some of them are trying for the same rush at the poker table. Others will probably get dependent on drugs and alcohol. It’s going to be sad.

[cyphire]

I will bsrsharma… I think, though, that it’s more about the rush than anything else. The mortgage brokers, Realtors, and other trades involved with construction and homes have been minting money. They have been on hiring binges, and there was a huge amount of ‘rush’ factor in their business. Just like playing video games, the positive reenforcement of getting the sale, getting the listing, having a quarter of more than double last years mortgage business, etc. made endorphine junkies out of these seemingly normal business people.

Especially those who were teachers, accountants, etc who are now Realtors. These people had somewhat staid and boring jobs, and when they became Realtors, always waiting for the hot sale made them gambling junkies.

Now some of them are trying for the same rush at the poker table. Others will probably get dependent on drugs and alcohol. It’s going to be sad.

[cyphire]

I will bsrsharma… I think, though, that it’s more about the rush than anything else. The mortgage brokers, Realtors, and other trades involved with construction and homes have been minting money. They have been on hiring binges, and there was a huge amount of ‘rush’ factor in their business. Just like playing video games, the positive reenforcement of getting the sale, getting the listing, having a quarter of more than double last years mortgage business, etc. made endorphine junkies out of these seemingly normal business people.

Especially those who were teachers, accountants, etc who are now Realtors. These people had somewhat staid and boring jobs, and when they became Realtors, always waiting for the hot sale made them gambling junkies.

Now some of them are trying for the same rush at the poker table. Others will probably get dependent on drugs and alcohol. It’s going to be sad.

[cyphire]

I will bsrsharma… I think, though, that it’s more about the rush than anything else. The mortgage brokers, Realtors, and other trades involved with construction and homes have been minting money. They have been on hiring binges, and there was a huge amount of ‘rush’ factor in their business. Just like playing video games, the positive reenforcement of getting the sale, getting the listing, having a quarter of more than double last years mortgage business, etc. made endorphine junkies out of these seemingly normal business people.

Especially those who were teachers, accountants, etc who are now Realtors. These people had somewhat staid and boring jobs, and when they became Realtors, always waiting for the hot sale made them gambling junkies.

Now some of them are trying for the same rush at the poker table. Others will probably get dependent on drugs and alcohol. It’s going to be sad.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[cyphire]

The sad truth is that it isn’t even the equity loss, but the large droves of Realtors, mortgage brokers, etc. who aren’t spending any more. Lets not forget what a whopping percentage of our local economy is real estate / construction driven. These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

When times were off the charts increase-wise, they were the ones buying the new Mercedes every 2 years, and the huge homes, as well as a good chunk of the investment flipping properties.

I know a few of these people, and play poker with some of the brokers / construction / real estate agents. Their games are getting way worse, they alternate between very conservative play, to desperation bluffs all to try to make some money and get the endorphines flowing. All in all they are losing money to me and some other more stable individuals at the tables in a desperate plea for some type of satisfaction.

I no longer talk about housing around the poker table, these people are shredded and on the edge!

[cyphire]

The sad truth is that it isn’t even the equity loss, but the large droves of Realtors, mortgage brokers, etc. who aren’t spending any more. Lets not forget what a whopping percentage of our local economy is real estate / construction driven. These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

When times were off the charts increase-wise, they were the ones buying the new Mercedes every 2 years, and the huge homes, as well as a good chunk of the investment flipping properties.

I know a few of these people, and play poker with some of the brokers / construction / real estate agents. Their games are getting way worse, they alternate between very conservative play, to desperation bluffs all to try to make some money and get the endorphines flowing. All in all they are losing money to me and some other more stable individuals at the tables in a desperate plea for some type of satisfaction.

I no longer talk about housing around the poker table, these people are shredded and on the edge!

[cyphire]

The sad truth is that it isn’t even the equity loss, but the large droves of Realtors, mortgage brokers, etc. who aren’t spending any more. Lets not forget what a whopping percentage of our local economy is real estate / construction driven. These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

When times were off the charts increase-wise, they were the ones buying the new Mercedes every 2 years, and the huge homes, as well as a good chunk of the investment flipping properties.

I know a few of these people, and play poker with some of the brokers / construction / real estate agents. Their games are getting way worse, they alternate between very conservative play, to desperation bluffs all to try to make some money and get the endorphines flowing. All in all they are losing money to me and some other more stable individuals at the tables in a desperate plea for some type of satisfaction.

I no longer talk about housing around the poker table, these people are shredded and on the edge!

[cyphire]

The sad truth is that it isn’t even the equity loss, but the large droves of Realtors, mortgage brokers, etc. who aren’t spending any more. Lets not forget what a whopping percentage of our local economy is real estate / construction driven. These people wash their cars way more often, get their nails done way more often, haircuts, cosmetic surgery, lattes, car buying, house investments, etc. than any other part of our economy.

When times were off the charts increase-wise, they were the ones buying the new Mercedes every 2 years, and the huge homes, as well as a good chunk of the investment flipping properties.

I know a few of these people, and play poker with some of the brokers / construction / real estate agents. Their games are getting way worse, they alternate between very conservative play, to desperation bluffs all to try to make some money and get the endorphines flowing. All in all they are losing money to me and some other more stable individuals at the tables in a desperate plea for some type of satisfaction.

I no longer talk about housing around the poker table, these people are shredded and on the edge!

[patientlywaiting]

It could be natural (rather than augmented) in California. Hispanics just have better genes in that regard. And there are plenty of Hispanic blondes.

[patientlywaiting]

It could be natural (rather than augmented) in California. Hispanics just have better genes in that regard. And there are plenty of Hispanic blondes.

[patientlywaiting]

It could be natural (rather than augmented) in California. Hispanics just have better genes in that regard. And there are plenty of Hispanic blondes.

[patientlywaiting]

It could be natural (rather than augmented) in California. Hispanics just have better genes in that regard. And there are plenty of Hispanic blondes.

[ibjames]

It’s funny how fast you stop noticing it when you are out here, when I vacationed out here I noticed all the augmentation

[ibjames]

It’s funny how fast you stop noticing it when you are out here, when I vacationed out here I noticed all the augmentation

[ibjames]

It’s funny how fast you stop noticing it when you are out here, when I vacationed out here I noticed all the augmentation

[ibjames]

It’s funny how fast you stop noticing it when you are out here, when I vacationed out here I noticed all the augmentation

[kicksavedave]

Use caution Cardiff. A few years ago I had a male roommate who went down to TJ to get a laser face peel, so he could “score younger chicks” (his own exact words).

He came back looking like Freddie Krueger and couldn’t (wouldn’t?) leave the house for a month. Make sure you get a reference from someone you trust.

Its funny, but here in Colorado, especially around Boulder, the saline injected chests just aren’t the there in the same qty as in SoCal. Its one of the aspects of the scenery that I miss most…

[kicksavedave]

Use caution Cardiff. A few years ago I had a male roommate who went down to TJ to get a laser face peel, so he could “score younger chicks” (his own exact words).

He came back looking like Freddie Krueger and couldn’t (wouldn’t?) leave the house for a month. Make sure you get a reference from someone you trust.

Its funny, but here in Colorado, especially around Boulder, the saline injected chests just aren’t the there in the same qty as in SoCal. Its one of the aspects of the scenery that I miss most…

[kicksavedave]

Use caution Cardiff. A few years ago I had a male roommate who went down to TJ to get a laser face peel, so he could “score younger chicks” (his own exact words).

He came back looking like Freddie Krueger and couldn’t (wouldn’t?) leave the house for a month. Make sure you get a reference from someone you trust.

Its funny, but here in Colorado, especially around Boulder, the saline injected chests just aren’t the there in the same qty as in SoCal. Its one of the aspects of the scenery that I miss most…

[kicksavedave]

Use caution Cardiff. A few years ago I had a male roommate who went down to TJ to get a laser face peel, so he could “score younger chicks” (his own exact words).

He came back looking like Freddie Krueger and couldn’t (wouldn’t?) leave the house for a month. Make sure you get a reference from someone you trust.

Its funny, but here in Colorado, especially around Boulder, the saline injected chests just aren’t the there in the same qty as in SoCal. Its one of the aspects of the scenery that I miss most…

[SD Realtor]

Cardiff I would be very careful as well.

My wife routinely sees people who went to get certain cosmetic procedures done by substandard providers. Not major plastic surgery but more aesthetic stuff. It is a shame but more often then not she has to send them to places like Derm Associates for intensive laser treatments to try to undo the mess and many times that will not even work… This includes people who had permanent makeup that was done wrong or at an inferior salon or spa, other camo procedures, also poorly done laser treatments.

I can understand saving money on a commodity or service of some type.

However I will never understand people who risk personal injury or disfigurement just to save a few hundred bucks.

SD Realtor

[patientlywaiting]

I have a friend who went to Pakistan for a kidney. He paid $40,000 because the wait is too long in America. He couldn’t be happier and the new kidney has given him a new life. He said it’s the best money he ever spent.

Thailand, South Africa and now India have cosmetic surgery for low prices, but high world standards. The clinics are run by Americans.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/10/15/business/yourmoney/15care.html

[patientlywaiting]

I have a friend who went to Pakistan for a kidney. He paid $40,000 because the wait is too long in America. He couldn’t be happier and the new kidney has given him a new life. He said it’s the best money he ever spent.

Thailand, South Africa and now India have cosmetic surgery for low prices, but high world standards. The clinics are run by Americans.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/10/15/business/yourmoney/15care.html

[patientlywaiting]

I have a friend who went to Pakistan for a kidney. He paid $40,000 because the wait is too long in America. He couldn’t be happier and the new kidney has given him a new life. He said it’s the best money he ever spent.

Thailand, South Africa and now India have cosmetic surgery for low prices, but high world standards. The clinics are run by Americans.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/10/15/business/yourmoney/15care.html

[patientlywaiting]

I have a friend who went to Pakistan for a kidney. He paid $40,000 because the wait is too long in America. He couldn’t be happier and the new kidney has given him a new life. He said it’s the best money he ever spent.

Thailand, South Africa and now India have cosmetic surgery for low prices, but high world standards. The clinics are run by Americans.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/10/15/business/yourmoney/15care.html

[patientlywaiting]

I have a friend who went to Pakistan for a kidney. He paid $40,000 because the wait is too long in America. He couldn’t be happier and the new kidney has given him a new life. He said it’s the best money he ever spent.

Thailand, South Africa and now India have cosmetic surgery for low prices, but high world standards. The clinics are run by Americans.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/10/15/business/yourmoney/15care.html

[SD Realtor]

Cardiff I would be very careful as well.

My wife routinely sees people who went to get certain cosmetic procedures done by substandard providers. Not major plastic surgery but more aesthetic stuff. It is a shame but more often then not she has to send them to places like Derm Associates for intensive laser treatments to try to undo the mess and many times that will not even work… This includes people who had permanent makeup that was done wrong or at an inferior salon or spa, other camo procedures, also poorly done laser treatments.

I can understand saving money on a commodity or service of some type.

However I will never understand people who risk personal injury or disfigurement just to save a few hundred bucks.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Cardiff I would be very careful as well.

My wife routinely sees people who went to get certain cosmetic procedures done by substandard providers. Not major plastic surgery but more aesthetic stuff. It is a shame but more often then not she has to send them to places like Derm Associates for intensive laser treatments to try to undo the mess and many times that will not even work… This includes people who had permanent makeup that was done wrong or at an inferior salon or spa, other camo procedures, also poorly done laser treatments.

I can understand saving money on a commodity or service of some type.

However I will never understand people who risk personal injury or disfigurement just to save a few hundred bucks.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Cardiff I would be very careful as well.

My wife routinely sees people who went to get certain cosmetic procedures done by substandard providers. Not major plastic surgery but more aesthetic stuff. It is a shame but more often then not she has to send them to places like Derm Associates for intensive laser treatments to try to undo the mess and many times that will not even work… This includes people who had permanent makeup that was done wrong or at an inferior salon or spa, other camo procedures, also poorly done laser treatments.

I can understand saving money on a commodity or service of some type.

However I will never understand people who risk personal injury or disfigurement just to save a few hundred bucks.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Cardiff I would be very careful as well.

My wife routinely sees people who went to get certain cosmetic procedures done by substandard providers. Not major plastic surgery but more aesthetic stuff. It is a shame but more often then not she has to send them to places like Derm Associates for intensive laser treatments to try to undo the mess and many times that will not even work… This includes people who had permanent makeup that was done wrong or at an inferior salon or spa, other camo procedures, also poorly done laser treatments.

I can understand saving money on a commodity or service of some type.

However I will never understand people who risk personal injury or disfigurement just to save a few hundred bucks.

SD Realtor

[CardiffBaseball]

Call me vain, but I am seriously considering heading to TJ and getting my nasty looking varicose vein taken care of. I am supposed to be a dude, and this thing is just ugly looking.

[CardiffBaseball]

Call me vain, but I am seriously considering heading to TJ and getting my nasty looking varicose vein taken care of. I am supposed to be a dude, and this thing is just ugly looking.

[CardiffBaseball]

Call me vain, but I am seriously considering heading to TJ and getting my nasty looking varicose vein taken care of. I am supposed to be a dude, and this thing is just ugly looking.

[CardiffBaseball]

Call me vain, but I am seriously considering heading to TJ and getting my nasty looking varicose vein taken care of. I am supposed to be a dude, and this thing is just ugly looking.

[Ricechex]

Oh good gawd. I guess facelifts are one of those things that you can cut out when gas prices, housing, LIVING becomes too expensive. Why is life always about looking good and having money? What about meaningful relationships? Hey…whoever posted the book—“Paradox of Choice”—thanks. I got it, and it is quite informative.

[Ricechex]

Oh good gawd. I guess facelifts are one of those things that you can cut out when gas prices, housing, LIVING becomes too expensive. Why is life always about looking good and having money? What about meaningful relationships? Hey…whoever posted the book—“Paradox of Choice”—thanks. I got it, and it is quite informative.

[Ricechex]

Oh good gawd. I guess facelifts are one of those things that you can cut out when gas prices, housing, LIVING becomes too expensive. Why is life always about looking good and having money? What about meaningful relationships? Hey…whoever posted the book—“Paradox of Choice”—thanks. I got it, and it is quite informative.

[Ricechex]

Oh good gawd. I guess facelifts are one of those things that you can cut out when gas prices, housing, LIVING becomes too expensive. Why is life always about looking good and having money? What about meaningful relationships? Hey…whoever posted the book—“Paradox of Choice”—thanks. I got it, and it is quite informative.

[My Opinion]

Here is an article about how the economic situation is causing high end consumers to pull back on spending, which may contribute to a recession.

The super rich can party forever, but for the merely well-to-do, troubles in real estate and Wall Street can mean belt tightening.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aS8qyeqQhtXk

[My Opinion]

Here is an article about how the economic situation is causing high end consumers to pull back on spending, which may contribute to a recession.

The super rich can party forever, but for the merely well-to-do, troubles in real estate and Wall Street can mean belt tightening.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aS8qyeqQhtXk

[My Opinion]

Here is an article about how the economic situation is causing high end consumers to pull back on spending, which may contribute to a recession.

The super rich can party forever, but for the merely well-to-do, troubles in real estate and Wall Street can mean belt tightening.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aS8qyeqQhtXk

[My Opinion]

Here is an article about how the economic situation is causing high end consumers to pull back on spending, which may contribute to a recession.

The super rich can party forever, but for the merely well-to-do, troubles in real estate and Wall Street can mean belt tightening.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aS8qyeqQhtXk

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