Ryan Bloch is the CEO of Body Cosmetica, a large plastic surgery organization. After law school, he opened several medical spas and later formed Body Cosmetica with 26 centers. He understands the need for financing options and founded Cosmetica Payment Plus. In his spare time, he enjoys boxing as a hobby. When considering additional cosmetic procedures, it's important to discuss goals and expectations with your surgeon and ensure your health is not at risk from too many procedures. Addressing underlying issues, rather than just appearance, is a sign that enough may be enough.

1. Ryan Bloch - Aesthetics Expert
 After attending Cardozo School of Law and passing the bar exam, He
went into business. In 2002, He opened 8 medical spas in New York, 2 in
Philadelphia, and 2 in South Florida. In 2011, He formed Body
Cosmetica, a plastic surgery organization with 26 centers and 20 plastic
surgeons, in 5 States. In 2012, understanding patient needs for tiered
financing we founded Cosmetica Payment Plus. In 2014 launched the
only plastic surgery news and gossip site In The Tuck.
 He is also an avid boxer. He began boxing 8 years ago and use it to
unwind after an exhausting day, running several businesses . Besides
creating phenomenal conditioning, learning to box is like learning the
marangue or the mambo. He enjoy the fluidity and the movement
between sparring partners. There’s honestly no feeling in the world like
dodging jabs and blows in the ring. His hobby is boxing.

2. What Is Plastic Surgery
The name is taken from the Greek word
“plastikos”, which means to form or mold.
Plastic surgery is a special type of surgery that
involves both a person's appearance
and his or her ability to function.
It intends to improve patients' appearance,
self-image, and confidence through
both reconstructive and cosmetic procedures

3. Why Do People Get Plastic Surgery
To improve the appearance.
Some people ore addicted to cosmetic surgery
To correct a physical defect or to alter a part of
the body that makes them feel uncomfortable
To feel better about the way they look

4. There Are Two Main Kinds
Of Plastic Surgery.

5. 1. Cosmetic Surgery
Cosmetic surgery - is done mostly for aesthetic
enhancement and includes.
Different types of cosmetic surgery include.
Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
Liposuction
Breast lift
Cheek augmentation
Breast reduction/enlargement (augmentation
mammaplasty)

6. 2-Reconstructive Surgery
Reconstructive surgery is usually employed for medical
purposes, and some common
Examples include.
Cleft lip surgery
Breast reconstruction surgery for those who have had
mastectomy.
Contracture surgery for burn survivors

7. What Is The American
Society Of Plastic
Surgeons (ASPS)

8. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons
(ASPS) is the world’s largest organization
that specializes in plastic surgery. The
society focuses on providing quality care to
its patients by encouraging high standards
of training, physician practice, ethics and
research.
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9. History:
Since its inception in 1931, the society has had
surgeons skilled at Plastic and Reconstructive surgery
certified by Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Canada or the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
ASPS was actually born out of another establishment –
American Association of Oral Surgeons (1921). Dr.
Maliniac (founding father of ASPS) from Poland met
with renowned physicians in the plastic surgery
domain. With 10 charter members, the ASPS was
launched in October 1931. Today, the ASPS have over
7000 members which include 94% of certified plastic
surgeons in the United States.
The objective of ASPS is to advance quality care in the
field of plastic surgery.
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10. Find A Surgeon:
The Find a surgeon service offered by the ASPS helps users
to choose from the list of surgeons who are ASPS members.
This list can be filtered based on the type of service the user
needs and the location of the surgeon. This service also has
links to locations in other countries where one wants to find
a certified surgeon.
The Plastic Surgery Foundation:
Today, ASPS works in collaboration with The Plastic
Surgery Foundation (The PSF) which was founded in 1948.
PSF’s objective overlaps the goals of ASPS. PSF aims to
improve the quality of plastic surgery patient care through
extensive research and development. It collaborates
with ASPS for clinical trials, trainings and research grants.
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11. The Journal:
The ASPS publishes Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery, a peer-reviewed journal on plastic surgery. The
journal encompasses all aspects of plastic and
reconstructive surgery such as case reports, operative
procedures and research. The editorial board of the
journal consists of distinguished professionals and
academicians. It also publishes reliable statistics on
plastic surgery procedure. It is a comprehensive
compilation of annual statistics from multiple online
national databases. This data is considered to be an
authoritative source even for government policies.
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12. The preeminence of The American Society of Plastic
Surgery makes the world look up to this organization for
path breaking research, development and impact. The
president of ASPS Scot Bradley Glasberg says ‘plastic
surgery is about more than enhancing aesthetics, it is
also about rebuilding lives’ and ASPS certainly lives up
to his vision.
Links:
http://www.plasticsurgery.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Society_of_Plasti
c_Surgeons
http://journals.lww.com/plasreconsurg/Pages/AbouttheJo
urnal.aspx
http://www.plasticsurgery.org/about-asps.html

13. When Is Cosmetic
Plastic Surgery Too
Much?

14. “Some people get hooked on compliments and
praise that come from the results. It makes them
feel better and they want those shocking results
again,” says Body Cosmetica CEO, Ryan Bloch.
Especially, in this digital age with so much
photoshop and airbrushing, plastic surgery
candidates may feel the need to obtain aesthetic
perfection.
Before you get a cosmetic procedure it’s important
to first meet with your plastic surgeon, to discuss
your goals and motivation for getting the
procedure. You should make sure your
expectations are in line with the likely results, and
that you understand the risks.
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15. It starts with one procedure- maybe a tummy tuck,
orliposuction. Afterwards you think, hmmm…well that
went well… maybe I should get a chin implant and
a brazilian butt lift? Then 10 procedures later, your
eyes are directly below your hairline and your
protruding lips enter a room before you do. So we must
always ask ourselves when is just one more, to much?
It’s not uncommon for people to have two or three
surgeries done at once. As a matter of fact, it’s often
recommended. For example, a patient that
wants liposuction and a brazilian butt lift, saves time
and money getting both procedures at the same time.
However, when it comes to the face, patients can
become vulnerable to the plastic surgery high.
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16. If you’ve already received plastic surgery on a body
part and want cosmetic plastic surgery again on
that same feature (for reasons other than
reconstructive or to fix surgical issues) you should
consider delaying your cosmetic plastic
surgery plans until you’ve thoroughly talked to a
board certified surgeon.
In all honesty, there aren’t many health risks with
obtaining multiple plastic surgeries, especially if
they are spaced out and on different areas of the
body. Liposuction, for instance, can be done safely as
long as only a certain amount of fat is being taken
out.
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17. The risk increases if the amount becomes
excessive. Scar tissue and tissue that dies during
the healing process can become an unhealthy issue
after multiple surgeries. Breathing problems can
happen after too many nose surgeries, and people
can have dry corneas, which cause eye damage,
from eye lifts.
Once failing health becomes a factor, it is a clear
sign that one more procedure is to much.
When it really becomes a problem is when people
are looking to change their lives by changing the
way that they look.
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18. Cosmetic plastic surgery is a great way to enhance your
looks and has the power to transform. However, the best
way to determine how much is too much is look at why
you want to have the procedure. If you are doing it
because you would like to address a specific problem you
are most likely fine. Conversely, if you are looking to do
it to solve problems that have nothing to do with the way
that you look the surgery just might be to much.
Want to learn more? Contact Body Cosmetica.
By Ryan Bloch

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smetica/
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surgery-blog/
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