Peace Love Plastic Surgery

10/19/2025

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10/12/2025

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We don’t give ourselves enough credit.

Every version of you has mattered — the one who struggled, the one who kept going, and the one who’s still on her way.

You deserve love for your past, pride for your present, and excitement for your future.

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10/09/2025

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To the woman who hasn’t been feeling like herself lately… this is your reminder: nothing is lost. Your spark is still there, waiting to ignite again. You’ll rise, you’ll shine, and you’ll glow in the way you were always meant to.

Save this for the days you need it most — and share it with someone who could use the reminder too. 🖤

10/09/2025

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After a surgical procedure, your face can swell and make you look a little funny!
Swelling is a normal part of the body’s healing process and it occurs as a response to tissue damage and inflammation. Here are some reasons why the face may swell after a surgical procedure:
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1. Inflammation: Surgery causes tissue trauma, which triggers the body’s inflammatory response. Inflammation leads to an increase in blood flow to the area, causing swelling.
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2. Fluid accumulation: During surgery, fluids may be administered intravenously, and the body can retain some of this fluid, leading to swelling.
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3. Lymphatic system disruption: Surgery can temporarily disrupt the normal functioning of the lymphatic system, which is responsible for draining excess fluid from tissues. This can result in fluid buildup and swelling.
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4. Blood vessel dilation: Surgical procedures can cause blood vessels in the face to dilate, leading to increased blood flow and swelling.
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5. Surgical trauma: The surgical procedure itself can cause trauma to the tissues, resulting in swelling as part of the healing process.
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It’s important to note that the extent and duration of swelling can vary depending on the type of surgery, individual factors, and the body’s healing response. Proper post-operative care, including rest, elevation, and following the surgeon’s instructions, can help minimize swelling and promote healing.

10/06/2025

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Sometimes we’re our own toughest critics, and it’s easy to feel like we’ve failed.

But every time you start over, refocus, or try again, you’re actually building yourself up.

The journey isn’t about being perfect — it’s about showing up for yourself, every single time.

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