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According to statistics gathered by American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American spent much money on cosmetic procedures, surgical procedures, and non surgical procedures.
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Statistic(s) (n.) -istic=full of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS)Cosmetic (a.) -ic=relating to; resemblingsurgical(a.) sur=; ; -ical=relating to ;resemblingNonsurgical (a.) non=
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procedure(s) (n.) pro=,; ,; ; ; breast enlargement (n.) (n.) en-=make or cause to be; -ment=(n.)liposuction -ion=action of; process ofeyelid surgery rhinoplasty
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Liposuction is an invasive therapy and it is not a cure for obesity.To be on a diet is a healthier way to lose your weight.
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liposuction excess , ex-=out; out of -cess=go; movedeposit , ; de-=down from beneath ; be-=inserts ; in-=cannula , vacuum general , ; anesthesia ;
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insist ; a-/an-=no;without;lackobesity ; -ty(n.)=condition of beingreduce ; ; re-=,; duce=lead; takecertain , ; tain= holdtrouble spots candidate ; physically , ; , regularly re-=; ; areas
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treated ; , ...procedure ; ; pro-=; performed ; ; ; per-=; ; ; ; ; abdomen , ; thights , calve (); ()buttocks ();
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One nonsurgical procedure favored by both women and men is Botox injections. The injections are becoming increasingly popular.
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surgical al=pertaining toprocedures pro=forwardur=pertaining to the physiological chemistry of urinetoxin tox=toxin, poisonbacteria act=do; movebotulism ism=condition; disease
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temporarily por=pore, porous y: condition or process of smoother participants tic=pertaining topant=denoting something as complete or containing everything
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The number of cosmetic is increasing as the Baby Boomer generation ages and Baby Boomers think looking younger will be more competitive.
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Baby Boomer baby boomer workplace procedure ; ; pro-=; scarring ; ; ()appealing ; appeal(v.) -ing=(adj.)
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Customers become better inforemed about the procedures and precautions that their doctor is board-certified.The before-and-after photos of people who have had surgeon make customer be confidence in the procedures.
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Informed(adj.) inform(v.)= in-=, ...; ...precaution(n.)[U] ; ; pre-= caution=, [U] ;(v.) board-certified(adj.) board=(), , certified=risk(n.) ; confidence(n.) , ce=(n.) con-=
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Because of cosmetic surgerys cost have been decreased, more people can afford to have an operation.
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plastic(adj. )someone or something that seems to be artificial and man-made()increase(n. )increasing; raisecosmetic(adj.) improving the apperencesurgery(n.) art of treating diseasesaffordable(adj.) able to provide afford(v.) -able=inclined to be: likely to be donefinancingfinance(v.) supply the monetary esources for operation
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There are over half percent of Americans who cant repel cosmetic surgery.
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approximately(adv.)aboutapprove(v.)agree to ap-=prove(v.)
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