I agree with every word that you have published here. In fact just this morning I ran across a piece on LSL that is so outrageous I wanted to throw up. The article starts out "Lifestyle Lift is a cosmetic procedure that is supposed to reduce sagging facial skin in men and women so that they look more radiant." Notice nothing is said about surgical procedure. I was told that there wold be 2 small cuts on each side of my ear, haha. That is not even a accurate description of what they do to you. The article goes on to say "Lifestyle Lift is supposed to be a noninvasive Botox alternative." I just cannot believe that this type of deception is allowed much less tolerated by the medical board. Seems someone is not doing a very good job of watch-dog(ing) on the medical claims and procedures preformed by some companies.
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I agree with every word that you have published here. In fact just this morning I ran across a piece on LSL that is so outrageous I wanted to throw up. The article starts out "Lifestyle Lift is a cosmetic procedure that is supposed to reduce sagging facial skin in men and women so that they look more radiant." Notice nothing is said about surgical procedure. I was told that there wold be 2 small cuts on each side of my ear, haha. That is not even a accurate description of what they do to you. The article goes on to say "Lifestyle Lift is supposed to be a noninvasive Botox alternative." I just cannot believe that this type of deception is allowed much less tolerated by the medical board. Seems someone is not doing a very good job of watch-dog(ing) on the medical claims and procedures preformed by some companies.
November 5, 2009 - 7:31amThis Comment
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