Dr Moore's Blog

How demand for breast implants has soared over the past ten years – and we’re happier than ever with the results

The fashion industry may demand an androgynous teenage silhouette, but the rest of the world, it seems, is far more interested in curves. New figures released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reveal that more women than ever are undergoing surgery to enhance the size of their breasts. Click here for the story. Read More >

Mixed Race Is Epitome of American Beauty, Allure Survey Reveals

We've all heard that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Turns out, those eyes are beholding beauty differently than they did a generation ago. Allure magazine recently surveyed 2,000 women and men, just as it did two decades ago, to determine how Americans define what is attractive and sexy. Researchers found that U.S. standards of what is considered beautiful have changed over the past 20 years. Click here for the story. Read More >

Rhinoplasty: New Technology Claims Faster Recovery & Natural-Looking Results

Rhinoplasty, next to breast augmentation, is one of the leading cosmetic surgeries requested in the nation. According to New York facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Sam Rizk, “nose-jobs” are not only one of the most popular surgeries, but also one of the most difficult: “They're also among the most complex procedures because the surgeon must take into account not only aesthetics but functional breathing considerations as well,” he said. Click here for the story. Read More >

Black Rice, the Mediterranean Diet, and the Search for “Superfoods”

 The Mediterranean diet is one of several different ways to create the mostly plant-based eating pattern linked with lower cancer risk. The Mediterranean diet is not really a specific diet, but a style of eating that is traditional in populations around the Mediterranean, including southern Spain and France and coastal areas of Italy, Greece and northern Africa. Click here for the story. Read More >