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Lauren Graham, the star of "Parenthood" and "Gilmore Girls" has said publicly that she refuses to have plastic surgery. The 43 year old actress says that it's something she doesn't think she will ever want to do. She looks up to her "Because I Said So" co-star Diane Keaton, who is in excellent shape and has never had any work done. Graham says that the standards have changed, and the new goal is to look beautiful in a natural way.

She says that she cares a lot about looking good, but she is worried that with plastic surgery, she would not look like herself anymore. She has had a lot of success so far although she does not consider herself to be an "iconic beauty", so she feels confident that her talent and personality can continue to carry her forward in her career.

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Cosmetic plastic surgery has gained much importance in the past decade. Before this particular period such a surgery was specifically meant for the rich and the wealthy because they could afford such a procedure. However, with advancement in technology, this surgery has become quite cost effective that it is common to find a lay person walking into a hospital for a nose job.

If your shin has a lot of burn marks or if you are affected by disfiguration, then cosmetic surgery is the best bet for you. The same advancement in technology has helped a lot of people gain their self dignity and confidence back by removing such problems off your body.

Such surgeries can definitely help you overcome your problems and face the world with a fresh outlook.

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A recent study indicates that when it comes to cosmetic plastic surgery procedures, consumers are favoring a traditional liposuction technique called suction-assisted lipoplasty (SAL) to other more modern methods. Following in terms of popularity was a technique called power-assisted liposuction, or PAL. This is a similar procedure to SAL except that PAL uses a vibrating tube to make the removal of fat easier.

After these techniques is the ultrasound-assisted liposuction, or UAL. In this method fat is first liquefied by sound waves which allow it to be suctioned easier. The least popular method was the laser-assisted liposuction and non-invasive techniques including the external ultrasound. Only five percent of survey respondents found these methods to be favored. The doctor who led the survey said that because of the recent nature of some of these techniques, there is a lack of supporting evidence to back up their safety and efficacy. That may be why so many survey respondents still favored the older methods with the longest track records of success.