Two high-profile websites that used Forbes’ name, logo and likeness have been taken offline following a long series of mostly unanswered inquiries questioning their legitimacy. The websites, ForbesNewYork.com and ForbesEngland.com, were once home to a large number of highly-laudatory articles…
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Plastic surgeons who spend inordinate amounts of time on social media may be adversely affecting peers’ perceptions of their practice or results, a new national survey suggests. Most of social media’s two dozen most popular plastic surgeons (93%), have patient…
French influencers may soon face a new set of regulations that could drastically change their social media presence. In a move to combat potentially harmful practices, the government is considering a ban on the promotion of cosmetic surgery on social…
An industry cleanup for the sake of patient safety is coming to many doctors offering cosmetic surgery procedures in Australia. New regulations issued intend to regulate rogue cosmetic operators. Starting July 1, 2023, cosmetic surgery practitioners will be prohibited from…
Roughly 66% of TikTok’s billion-plus active monthly users are younger than 24, and 27 percent are between the ages of 13-17. The popularity of plastic surgery on it and other social media platforms is problematic for some patients, profitable for…
When people follow a plastic surgeon on social media, they probably expect to see pictures of that surgeon’s own work and results. But a Nevada plastic surgeon is under investigation for using more than one other surgeon’s patient before-and-after pictures…