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'Look good-feel good' is the mantra that more and more people are following for a successful existence.

Body reshaping, tummy tuck, anti-aging treatment, nose shaping, facial rejuvenation, lip enlargement, ear correction, laser hair removal, fat removals - you name it, they change it. And the best part is that you don't have to be an industrialist or a Page 3 socialite to be able to afford the latest trend in town.

Hiren Bhatt, a cosmetic surgeon in Vadodara, says: "A host of clinics with the latest technology have been set up here in the last couple of years. Even people from Mumbai come here for major surgeries, apart from locals and NRIs."

And the visits by our very own Non Resident Gujaratis (NRGs) to their homeland just to get a laser surgery done has only added to the delight of cosmetologists.

Satin Skin Laser Center to host free Botox Seminar - Aug 10

CARY, NC -- Satin Skin Laser Center, a provider of laser hair removal, laser vein removal, laser skin tightening, laser cellulite reduction, scar remediation, and Botox, is hosting a free Botox seminar on Thursday, August 10th at 7:00pm at Satin Skin Laser Center located at 3750 NW Cary Parkway, Suite 105 in Cary. The free presentation will be conducted by Dr. John Pittman, of the Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine, and is entitled "Looking Good and Feeling Good: The Cosmetic and Medical Uses for Botox".

According to A Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Medical Resource website, over 10 million cosmetic procedures - both surgical and non-surgical - were performed in 2005. This number represents a 222 percent increase over the past eight years. Of the top five most popular non-surgical procedures performed, Botox ranked #1 with 3.8 million procedures.

S. Michael Craven

There is a great deal of consternation and, I might add, confusion over the nature and impact of postmodernism. Many Christians immediately assume that all things postmodern are the malicious source of moral relativism and that postmodernism is determined to destroy all truth.

I often hear evangelical leaders speak of the "threat of postmodernism" or the "challenges of living in the postmodern era" as if some malevolent force has suddenly overtaken Western civilization. In short, most Christians tend to assume that postmodern philosophy is completely antithetical to Christian faith but I would argue that this is based more on a popular notion of postmodernity than on a critical analysis that seeks to truly understand the complexities of culture, namely postmodernism and its historical origins.