15 Minutes of Fab-The Updates: FW19

Plastic Surgery News:

Sometimes Bigger is Not Better: Breast Implant Illness

Fatigue, chest pain, headaches, chills, rash, brain fog, sleep disturbance, neurologic issues and hormonal issues. These are among some of the variety of symptoms that women with breast implants.

Although there is no scientifically proven direct link between these issues and breast implants, the current sentiment is that symptoms may be related to the implants-- saline or silicone, textured or smooth.

Be aware of the risks, limitations, and potential complications of the procedure, both short term and long term.  #TalktoYourPlasticSurgeon.

 

Beauty News:

Coty, which owns Sally Hansen and Cover Girl, among other legacy brands, recently bought a majority stake in Kylie Jenner’s line, Kylie Cosmetics.  Coty now owns 51% of the brand and paid a very pretty $600 million USD for that ownership.

A press release suggested that there will be expansion into other categories such as nail care and fragrance.  The deal will be inked and finalized in 2020. What a fabulous start to the new year for Kylie! #beautybossbabe

 

In the world of wellness:

Global wellness trends to watch:

This year, the global wellness trends are:

1. Well fashion: beyond athleisure; 
2. 2) overtourism: travel to be experiential and transformative;
3. increase meditation;
4. nature as medicine: get out into nature;
5. fragrance as wellness: studies document that scent has a powerful impact on well- being;
6. China: getting on the wellness wagon;
7. Personalized nutrition: based on DNA and bio-markers;
8. Dying well: the “death positive” movement; “better death” is integral to a well life. 

Fashion credits:

Dress: Proenza Schouler

Boots: Gianvito Rossi

 

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