Are You Wanting To Achieve A New Look?
Have you recently been thinking that you want to change your appearance? Perhaps you are joining the work force after years of being a stay-at-home mom. Or, maybe you have simply realized that you have been neglecting yourself lately? From having a total makeover to planning for breast augmentation surgery, here are some ideas that might help you as you go forward with achieving a new look.
A Total Makeover - As you think of the makeover, think of three words. Those words are hair, makeup and clothes. Think of going to a beauty salon to have a brand-new hair style done by a professional who can recommend the style that will best flatter the shape of your face and that will be easy for you to maintain. Have fun buying makeup right at your grocery store or at a drugstore. Those products will more than likely be so affordable that you can try different colors to see which ones look the best on you. As you shop for new clothes, consider your lifestyle. For example, if you like a more casual look, that doesn't mean that you just wear jeans and plain t-shirts. Instead, think of buying some fancy jeans and wear them with cute blouses. Think about adding comfortable skirts and dresses to your wardrobe, too. And, don't forget to buy accessories like scarves and jewelry to add pizazz to your new look.
A Huge Step - Even after you have changed your hairstyle, added new makeup and even after you have bought new clothes, maybe you look at yourself in the mirror and think to yourself, I look like a boy! Perhaps you have The Audrey Hepburn Look when you really wanted at least a bit of The Marilyn Monroe Look. If that's the case, maybe you are a candidate for breast augmentation surgery. If that's the case, of course you will want to locate a doctor who has had a great deal of experience doing this procedure. Your ob-gyn doctor or your family practice doctor will more than likely be happy to give you names of individuals who they trust themselves to do your procedure. Once you have found a surgeon who will do the breast augmentation surgery, he or she will thoroughly explain how the procedure is done. Your surgery might be done in a hospital, and you might even be an outpatient. The doctor will also explain about the anesthesia that will be used and which medications will be used to minimize your pain. Of course, when you go for mammograms in the future, you will need to tell the person who is doing the mammogram that you have had breast augmentation.