This season, the slimmer suit is in for men. With a snugly fit jacket and the pants a little more unforgiving to those unattractive bulges, the new suit features a streamlined silhouette and clean, crisp lines. Gone are those bulky jackets and baggy pants, which may seem like a punishment for some of you carrying around a few extra pounds. But it’s not.

If you’re a little on the hefty side and aren’t willing to go for liposuction just yet, find yourself a good tailor to make the suit for you. They’ll help hide the extra weight, and still make you look good.

It was a great deal for all those who took advantage of it, but unfortunately, it’s now over. Please note that our free lip augmentation offer with every breast augmentation has expired. It’s back to the old deal, with pricing for breast surgery starting from $6000.

But we’ve still got a few great deals up our sleeve. Watch for them in the future!

Is it the formula for the perfect breast?

After researching pictures of models, Dr. Patrick Mallucci has revealed what he believes is the “Perfect Breast”. What makes breasts attractive is a balance between the upper and lower portion of a breast, with the nipple/areola positioned almost halfway between the top and bottom. The nipple should be pointed slightly upwards, for that “perky” look.

Dr. Mallucci believes that Victoria Beckham has the worst set of breasts, while model Caprice Bourret has the best.

Ever wonder why your eyes are all puffy when you wake up? Well, it’s because while you sleep, bodily fluids pool around the eyes. Eventually, these fluids will drain away, and the puffiness will go away. The same goes for when you cry.

But if you’ve got puffy eyes all the time, you might want to look at your diet. If you eat a lot of salt, the sodium can promote water retention. Reduce your sodium intake adn eventually your puffy eyes may go away.

On November 6 and 7, TCClinic was on ET Canada as part of a segment called “Miracle Makeover”. Celebrity publicist, Paula, underwent Smartlipo at Toronto Cosmetic Clinic to improve her appearance and boost her self esteem. Want to see the show?

We’ve finally uploaded the clips to our Media section. Check it out!

In general, breast augmentation achieves the desired body contour of the woman who undergoes it, thereby improving their self-image and self confidence.

But with all surgery, there are risks. Part of preparing for surgery is knowing the risks that are associated with it.

One risk of breast augmentation is capsular contracture.

Capsular contracture occurs when breast implants are placed in the body and a lining of fibrous tissue made of collagen naturally forms around it. While this is the body’s natural response to any foreign object, in capsular contracture, the lining tightens, thereby squeezing the implant and making it feel hard.

It is not definite what the exact reason is for this to happen, but some things like a hematoma and bacterial contamination have been pinpointed. Submuscular placement may also reduce the risk.

There are different levels of capsular contracture that occur, and only one breast may be affected rather than both. If the implants feel hard and are painful,  further surgery can be performed to remove the implant.