Global Business Opportunities With Trade Show

Nowadays, internet raises the competition in the business world market which in turn changes the tricks of business. Since last decades plastic business has been taken the vast advancement in the business field. As the science is go ahead with invention, plastic industries put their step in new contraption of plastic products for human life benefits.

 

 

Benefits Of Trade show For Global Business:

* Promote your company and it’s products and services and find new ones

* Interact in a free and permanent business center and network for all types of businesses

* Promote and find business proposals

* Connect to other companies

* Find new clients, partners, suppliers and business opportunities, locally and globally

* Make new business connections and opportunities visible, so you can find new avenues for profit

* Create your own community of business relations connecting to companies

* Manage business contacts

* Stay up-to-date on news about your market

* Have a complete and free business web page where you can show your company’s products, proposals, news and relevant information

Plastic-world.in is one of India's Most Exclusive Online Plastic B2B Portal, play a vital role to generate future business opportunities to all relevant plastic players in the industries all over the world. Within a few months With plastic world, our members are a part of a dynamic and growing business community where opportunities flow and business connections become more profitable.

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It's odd to be posting after such a long absence - nearly a month and a half - but I felt like I should re-invest myself into this blog before I find myself completely out of the loop. I have thought about why I have lacked any means of motivation to post and I find it is two things: one, the weather has become an obstacle for it does not permit me to layer and thus I have found myself incessantly moping around and about my closet and as a result: two, my personal taste in style has been making a bit of a transition. Finding I can only generally wear one article of clothing at a time, I began acquiring a taste for collared shirts (don't ask me why because I don't know either. Miu Miu Spring 2010 could possibly be the catalyst but as much as I adore the collection I don't believe it had that much of an overwhelming influence in relevance to this 'style transition' I'm currently discussing. Also I feel like reading Virginia Woolf's The Waves had something to do with it but I haven't really discerned this yet and I'm beginning to digress so). Irrelevantly, I've found myself growing fonder of late 19th century and mid 20th century style as of late, a contrast in taste considering my favourite designers consistently challenge the constructs of what we know as fashion through their radical designs (McQueen and Chalayan primarily come to mind for a multitudinous amount of reasons). I'm not implying that I only admire post-modern designs, simply that they attracted my admiration more than collections that derived inspiration from the eras I currently admire with such a simplistic approach. Possibly now I'm just broadening my view rather than completely changing my style. I can't be entirely sure just yet. I'm writing this post with my mind in a rut regarding this topic so I might come off a bit misunderstood. Still trying to put some pieces together. However, I believe I should work on doing that in a different fashion than digressing in an oppressively constant manner on this here blog, don't you think?

So yeah. I've been relentlessly browsing vintage photographs of the past as of late, generally from the Tumblrs I follow or the Google LIFE archives. I've been posting the photographs consistently on my Tumblr so you can frolic over there if you want to see more but for now I'll simply post a few here for a taste.

Teenage girl having nail polish touches added to her sunglasses. Oklahoma, July 1947.

Teenage girl styling her hair. US, December 1948.

The Indian Tribal version of Givenchy Fall '08!

Teenage girl talking on a telephone. Missouri, December 1944. Photograph by Nina Leen.

Victorian era bourgeois sisters I'm presuming. Date unknown.

Young girl blowing a big bubble from a bubble gum. Photograph by Bob Landry, 1946.

"Young Pioneer Palace in Leningrad", year unknown.

St Louis, 1944.

I wore this outfit several weeks ago on a day where the weather finally allowed me to layer without dying if I stepped out into the blistering heat for more than five seconds.

(Pink blouse from Old Navy. All the skirts and the apron are thrifted except for one of the tulle layers which is a tutu from the kid's section as H&M five bucks baby. The socks are from the men's section at Urban Outfitters.)

Basically being in a style limbo plus lacking motivation for doing anything are the catalysts to my infrequent posting. I want to say I'll post again soon but I don't want to lie to you. I'll end this post here with something I wrote a while ago because I have started writing again on a regular basis just recently. Later days dudes.

it is true i attempt to suppress the feeling of indigence that perpetuates whenever memory is rekindled, mentioned in a whisper through the crevices of thought, working it’s way deep into the core of my mind. i blame my present tense by contemplating my recent past, and the actions committed regarding the circumstance. but this suppression is merely that - an attempt, susceptible to a demise like a human heart after death. that potentiality begins to decompose until it is nothing but a canvas marked with blank failures. as i realize this, the contrast of body and emotion begins to wither and they begin to form a link; they are brought together by collision in an objective sphere. my mind focuses on the fluctuation of resentment while my body battles its uncontrollable nature, and for an instance my being is at war with itself. but only for an instance, for one side eventually overpowers the other. in the end, my emotions become a lover’s figure under a silk slip, unsheathed at once, instantaneously.

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Beauty Buzz About Queen B

Have you heard the new beauty buzz about the Queen B?

Well, according to published reports 63 year old Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, aka the wife of Prince Charles, has been in the British news lately for her apparent treatments of bee venom in lieu of Botox®.

Called an "organic facelift” for $85 you can undergo a masking procedure that "stings" the skin to stimulate production of bodily chemicals that will relax muscles and reduce wrinkles.

I think however that she still looks like time has taken a toll on her skin, I’ll stick with my Botox® and leave the hives to the royal wives.

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Why is breast cancer reconstruction surgery with implants done in multiple stages? "Baby Steps"

From time to time you will get asked by breast cancer patients whether their reconstruction surgery can be done all in one stage at the time of mastectomy. The answer is you can, but there are a number of factors working against you for the best result, such that "baby steps" (planned sequential small procedures)

Typically, most implant reconstruction surgery involves placing a temporary implant called a "tissue expander" at the time of mastectomy that is later replaced by a permanent implant. As compared to a regular implant, a tissue expander is shaped different to maximize shape of the lower breast. It is decidedly more rigid and firm and then permanent devices, particular when silicone implants are later used. The advantage of such specialized devices is that they allow either 1) expansion of the skin by periodically adding fluid to them and 2) better resisting shrinkage of the skin following mastectomy.

Planned 2 stage surgery was popularized by Dr. Pat Maxwell (my mentor) and Dr. Scott Spears, and is well established as the most popular way to do breast reconstruction world wide. There has always been some interest in trying to skip the intermediate step, but doing it predictably is elusive. The big problem is tissue shrinkage of the skin, which as I mentioned is better resisted by the more rigid expander implant versus the softer permanent ones. The best candidates are those with smaller breasts who are having nipple-sparing procedures so that the native skin is 100% conserved. Even in that group, I find I'd be increasingly likely to go back and fat graft to camouflage the implant in a 2nd stage surgery. To my way of thinking, the benefit of single stage surgery just work enough to give up the benefit of the expander structural advantages.

Rob

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Benifits Of B2B Directory for Business Expansion

First of all, What are B2B Directories and how it is useful for industrialist ? Let's know that,

B2B Directories are the online yellow pages for traders commencing global business. You can find almost any kind of exports or imports services listed in these directories and connect with them instantly.

It is like a market for exporters, importers, Suppliers, dealers and wholesalers where they can find a online solution to all there needs at one place. For instance, if you are a plastic manufacturer and are looking for a place where buyers can easily find you, then you can go to a b2b portal and register yourself giving a detailed description of your product, price and the minimum order that can be placed. Any wholesaler or retailer interested in your product can contact you through the portal and place an order.

A b2b directory in most times will have an alphabetical arrangement of portals or manufactures according to the product they manufacture. If you are a buyer and need to place an order for say plastic, then you can simply go to the page listing all the products from 'P', select Plastic, choose the kind of plastic you need and find out which manufacturer suits your needs the best. You can easily place an order after that and get your business moving.

In this way, a b2b directory provides access to useful information for anybody engaged in any kind of business and gives an excellent platform for their business.

For More Information Please Visit Us : B2B Trade Directory | Online B2B Marketplace | Plastic Machinery | Plastic Industry Portal

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Latisse (the eyelash drug) has been a raging clinical success

Quick thought of the day:

After dispensing Allergan's Latisse medication for enhancing eyelash growth for over a year now, I'm officially impressed. It is hand's down the single most reliable treatment we offer to patients, and I have not seen anyone who does not respond well with it. Part of it's popularity is also the relatively low price tag (~ $120-$130 for a 2 month supply).

The "off the record" advice I have for Latisse users is that I think you can actually use it less frequently then daily and maintain results. I advise patients that once they get to a good clinical result that they try every other or every third day for application. Rationing the medication like that can make a single box extend for 3-4 months instead of 2 without much diminishing results. A good cosmetic budgeting strategy in these times!

Rob

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Plastic World – Germany Business Tour for Plastic Industry India

Plastic-World.in - online business-to-business (B2B Plastic Market place) portal of plastic and allied industry has been announced business tour for K 2010 - international trade fair for Plastic and Rubber Industry. This business tour package of international trade fair will take one step ahead to expansion of global base plastic business. This international trade fair will be held on 27th October -3rd November 2010 at Dusseldorf Germany.

Recently launched B2B plastic portal Plastic-World.in, has announced business tour for international trade fair. Within short time of launching this plastic portal (B2B) becomes the professional business platform for all who are involved in to import-export trade, Indian exporters, manufacturers and suppliers of plastics and allied industry.

This international trade fair will be held at Dusseldorf, Germany on 27th October -3rd November 2010. This business tour has been designed for Plastic World delegates.

Benefits of business tour are following:

- Communication platform between international partners and top-notch innovations

- Participation of global market leader to young spin-off

- Great platform for manufacturer or a service provider to show products and innovations

- Provides profitable relationships with good contacts

- Covers the full spectrum of products and innovations from basic standard to high-tech solutions

Exporter or importer involved in raw materials, auxiliaries, semi-finished products, technical parts and reinforced plastics, machinery and equipment for the plastics and rubber can get the global opportunities for their business expansion.At this fair, Plastic-World.in will do the free distribution of plastic world b2b magazine - b2b classified which will enhance the plastic business on global base.

So, one who is engaged in plastic business want to expand their business then give the advertisement in plastic-world’s magazine –b2b classified; however, delegates of Plastic World who will participate in this business tour will get 25% off on advertisement in plastic-world’s magazine. Along with this advertisement benefit delegates of Plastic World also get the 50% off in plastic world yearly membership.

Apart from above listed benefits this business tour package also includes more advantages like airport- hotel-airport transfers, arrival brunch on the day of arrival to hotel, daily breakfast with one Indian dish, daily fairground transfer during k-2010 and many more.

For more information regarding the service and details about the Plastic-World.in then please visit Us At :- International Trade Fair | Business Exhibition | Trade Event

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When is a medical record not a medical record? When the Obama adminstration get's PC with it

If the roll out of 21st century health care could have been more poorly handled, I'm not sure how. From a slow bleed over the spring involving an ill-conceived re-imagination of American health care delivery by the Democrats we are now presented with statements from President Obama's electronic medical record (EMR) czar that a medical record does not have to actually reflect what your medical history is.

Dr. David Blumenthal, the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, said in an interview with CNS news (see here) that patients can choose to omit procedures such as abortions, positive HIV tests, or other perceived embarrassing information from their electronic health records (EHR).This is concerning in that a purported health record reporting a patient's comprehensive history could be edited so as to be politically correct. As a provider it would be important (for instance) to know that a patient had hepatitis or HIV before scheduling major elective procedures so as to protect oneself and operating room staff from unnecessary exposure or even advise patients to avoid some procedures altogether. Much as a physician has an informed consent with a patient, a provider must be aware of any and all material issues when delivering care.

Rob

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Benefits Of B2B Portal For Global Bussiness Oppertunity

First of all What is a B2B portal? Let's know that,

A B2B portal is a compilation of web pages where both big scale suppliers and buyers can list themselves to initiate business activities.

It acts like a support where sellers can show their product features, cost and the minimum order accepted to attract large scale wholesalers or traders globally.

At the same time, it also acts as a one stop solution for all the purchasers, dealers and wholesalers to source goods of their choice without going through any hassles. All that is needed is to register to a Online B2B portal and most of your business needs will be sorted. In today's time, a B2B portal has nearly become a necessity for any range of business as it help outs in dropping costs and mounting revenues.

 

B2B Manufacturers, Suppliers and Exporters :-

Manufacturers and suppliers of any kind of product or merchandise who register themselves on a b2b portal to give access to a wider consumer base are known as B2B manufacturers or suppliers. It does not necessarily mean that these providers commence selling only through such portal websites. These are producers and suppliers with already operating business units. By registering at a business to business portal however they obtain an access to international base of clients and have a chance to improve their business performance to a much larger extent.Online B2B marketplace has become a perfect place for all the respective buyers and sellers to meet and fulfill various trading purposes with minimum effort.

 

 

Similarly, b2b exporters are the suppliers or producers that engage in global supply of their products by getting leads through such a portal. For example, a supplier of plastic accessories could register and exhibit his products on a b2b portal and acquire overseas orders. He becomes a b2b exporter by delivering goods worldwide. You can find a listing of all the b2b exporters or suppliers in any of the online. You just need to hunt for the product that you are looking for. These directories are normally designed alphabetically and are very easy to operate.

 

Now a days more and more business owners are doing business through such as it not only gives a better consumer base but also boosts efficiency and revenues in short span of time. Companies also get a one up by registering with a b2b portal before their opponents do so as they would be more widely known than others in the international marketplace. A b2b portal has therefore become vital device for the growth of every kind of business.

 

Plastic-World.in is the fast growing top indian plastic portal. This plastic business to business portal becomes the professional business platform for all who are engaged into import-export trade, Indian exporters, manufacturers and suppliers of plastics and allied industry.Plastic World Offers B2B Trading Leads, Selling and Buying Leads, Import Export Trade Leads and also Global B2B Directory helping B2B Online TradingDistributors.

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Growth Of the Indian Plastics Industry With Plastic Colourants

As we all know that plastic become a most essential part of our daily life. An expansion and growth of plastic industry in few decades is tremendous .

This all because of the new upcoming and latest technology. Due to this, expansion of the plastic industry is growing very fast as compare to any other.

The industry is witnessing growth, particularly in high-price and technical applications such as films and automotive parts. With price decline brought about by the entry of Asian companies, these high-performance applications provide business opportunities to European pigment producers and allow them to distinguish themselves as technology leaders.

However, European pigment producers are facing growing price pressure. The cost of producing a kilogram of organic pigment is lower in India and China than in Europe. This is attributed to low costs of construction, employees gross and environmental controls in the regions.

Competition for sales has largely been on a price basis as the degree of innovation in the market is limited and the market itself has noticeable resistance to evolving technologically, explains the analyst. Consequently, the main tool competitors can leverage in the market is price.

With competition focused on price, driven by master batchers and plastic producers, sellers price erosion of colourants has occurred.

In this competitive world, B2B marketplace becomes a great platform for plastic industrialist .B2B is one stop solution for plastic manufacturers, producers, importers and exporters of the industry.

As plastic business grows, work with the B2B portal is the requisite of any plastic business.By registering your plastic business with B2B portal you can give right of entry to a wider consumer base, known as b2b manufacturers or suppliers.

This Global Marketplace allow you to obtain an access to global base of clients and also have a chance to improve business performance to a much larger extent. As plastic business grows, work with the B2B portal is the requisite of any plastic business.

We are aware of the growth process of a tree, to have fruits first of all we have to inseminate seed of plant, then we have to provide the water to the plant on regular basic and in this way step by step this plant will grow and become a huge tree which gives the mango. Same like your plastic business will grow in Online B2B portal.

Plastic-world.in is one of India's Most Exclusive Plastic Portal, play a vital role to generate future business opportunities to all relevant plastic players in the industries all over the world. 

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ASTM Standards For Plastic Products Analytic Methods

ASTM International (ASTM), originally known as the American Society for Testing and Materials, is an international standards organization that develops and publishes voluntary consensus technical standards for a wide range of materials, products, systems, and services.

ASTM's plastics standards are instrumental in specifying, testing, and assessing the physical, mechanical, and chemical properties of a wide variety of materials and products that are made of plastic and its polymeric derivatives. During processing, these synthetic or semisynthetic organic solids have a very malleable characteristic that allows them to be molded into an assortment of shapes, making them very suitable for the manufacture of various industrial products. These plastic standards allow plastic manufacturers and end-users to examine and evaluate their material or product of concern to ensure quality and acceptability towards safe utilization.

                                                    Analytic Methods For Plastics

ASTM STANDARAD	DESCRIPTION
D494 - 04	Standard Test Method for Acetone Extraction of Phenolic Molded or Laminated Products
D792 - 08	Standard Test Methods for Density and Specific Gravity (Relative Density) of Plastics by Displacement
D1505 - 03	Standard Test Method for Density of Plastics by the Density-Gradient Technique
D1601 - 99(2004)	Standard Test Method for Dilute Solution Viscosity of Ethylene Polymers
D1603 - 06	Standard Test Method for Carbon Black Content in Olefin Plastics
D1895 - 96(2010)	Standard Test Methods for Apparent Density, Bulk Factor, and Pourability of Plastic Materials
D1921 - 06	Standard Test Methods for Particle Size (Sieve Analysis) of Plastic Materials
D2124 - 99(2004)	Standard Test Method for Analysis of Components in Poly(Vinyl Chloride) Compounds Using an Infrared Spectrophotometric Technique
D2238 - 92(2004)	Standard Test Methods for Absorbance of Polyethylene Due to Methyl Groups at 1378 cm
D2857 - 95(2007)	Standard Practice for Dilute Solution Viscosity of Polymers
D3016 - 97(2010)	Standard Practice for Use of Liquid Exclusion Chromatography Terms and Relationships
D3124 - 98(2003)	Standard Test Method for Vinylidene Unsaturation in Polyethylene by Infrared Spectrophotometry
D3591 - 97(2003)	Standard Test Method for Determining Logarithmic Viscosity Number of Poly(Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) in Formulated Compounds
D3594 - 93(2006)	Standard Test Method for Copolymerized Ethyl Acrylate In Ethylene-Ethyl Acrylate Copolymers
D3749 - 08	Standard Test Method for Residual Vinyl Chloride Monomer in Poly(Vinyl Chloride) Resins by Gas Chromatographic Headspace Technique
D4001 - 93(2006)	Standard Test Method for Determination of Weight-Average Molecular Weight of Polymers By Light Scattering
D4094 - 07	Standard Test Method for Acid Content of Ethylene-Acrylic Acid Copolymers
D4218 - 96(2008)	Standard Test Method for Determination of Carbon Black Content in Polyethylene Compounds By the Muffle-Furnace Technique
D4275 - 09	Standard Test Method for Determination of Butylated Hydroxy Toluene (BHT) in Polymers of Ethylene and Ethylene–Vinyl Acetate (EVA) Copolymers By Gas Chromatography
D4443 - 07	Standard Test Method for Determining Residual Vinyl Chloride Monomer Content in PPB Range in Vinyl Chloride Homo- and Co-Polymers by Headspace Gas Chromatography
D4526 - 96(2007)	Standard Practice for Determination of Volatiles in Polymers by Static Headspace Gas Chromatography
D4603 - 03	Standard Test Method for Determining Inherent Viscosity of Poly(Ethylene Terephthalate) (PET) by Glass Capillary Viscometer
D4754 - 98(2003)	Standard Test Method for Two-Sided Liquid Extraction of Plastic Materials Using FDA Migration Cell
D4883 - 08	Standard Test Method for Density of Polyethylene by the Ultrasound Technique
D5017 - 96(2009)e1	Standard Test Method for Determination of Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) Composition by Carbon-13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
D5225 - 09	Standard Test Method for Measuring Solution Viscosity of Polymers with a Differential Viscometer
D5226 - 98(2010)e1	Standard Practice for Dissolving Polymer Materials
D5227 - 01(2008)e1	Standard Test Method for Measurement of Hexane Extractable Content of Polyolefins
D5296 - 05	Standard Test Method for Molecular Weight Averages and Molecular Weight Distribution of Polystyrene by High Performance Size-Exclusion Chromatography
D5477 - 02	Standard Practice for Identification of Polymer Layers or Inclusions by Fourier Transform Infrared Microspectroscopy (FT-IR)
D5507 - 99(2008)e1	Standard Test Method for Determination of Trace Organic Impurities in Monomer Grade Vinyl Chloride by Capillary Column/Multidimensional Gas Chromatography
D5508 - 94a(2009)e1	Standard Test Method for Determination of Residual Acrylonitrile Monomer in Styrene-Acrylonitrile Copolymer Resins and Nitrile-Butadiene Rubber by Headspace-Capillary Gas Chromatography (HS-CGC)
D5576 - 00(2006)	Standard Practice for Determination of Structural Features in Polyolefins and Polyolefin Copolymers by Infrared Spectrophotometry (FT-IR)
D5594 - 98(2004)	Standard Test Method for Determination of the Vinyl Acetate Content of Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate (EVA) Copolymers by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR)
D5630 - 06	Standard Test Method for Ash Content in Plastics
D5814 - 02	Standard Practice for Determination of Contamination in Recycled Poly(Ethylene Terephthalate) (PET) Flakes and Chips Using a Plaque Test
D6042 - 09	Standard Test Method for Determination of Phenolic Antioxidants and Erucamide Slip Additives in Polypropylene Homopolymer Formulations Using Liquid Chromatography (LC)
D6247 - 98(2004)	Standard Test Method for Analysis of Elemental Content in Polyolefins By X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry
D6248 - 98(2004)	Standard Test Method for Vinyl and Trans Unsaturation in Polyethylene by Infrared Spectrophotometry
D6474 - 99(2006)	Standard Test Method for Determining Molecular Weight Distribution and Molecular Weight Averages of Polyolefins by High Temperature Gel Permeation Chromatography
D6645 - 01(2010)	Standard Test Method for Methyl (Comonomer) Content in Polyethylene by Infrared Spectrophotometry
D6869 - 03	Standard Test Method for Coulometric and Volumetric Determination of Moisture in Plastics Using the Karl Fischer Reaction (the Reaction of Iodine with Water)
D6953 - 03	Standard Test Method for Determination of Antioxidants and Erucamide Slip Additives in Polyethylene Using Liquid Chromatography (LC)
D6980 - 09	Test Method for Determination of Moisture in Plastics by Loss in Weight
D7083 - 04	Standard Practice for Determination of Monomeric Plasticizers in Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) by Gas Chromatography
D7132 - 05	Standard Test Method for Determination of Retained Blowing Agent in Extruded Polystyrene Foam
D7134 - 05	Standard Test Method for Molecular Mass Averages and Molecular Mass Distribution of Atactic Polystyrene by Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization (MALDI)-Time of Flight (TOF) Mass Spectrometry (MS)
D7191 - 10	Standard Test Method for Determination of Moisture in Plastics by Relative Humidity Sensor
D7210 - 06	Standard Practice for Extraction of Additives in Polyolefin Plastics
D7399 - 08	Standard Test Method for Determination of the Amount of Polypropylene (PP) in Polypropylene/LDPE Mixtures Using Infrared Spectrophotometer (FTIR)
D7486 - 08	Standard Test Method for Measurement of Fines and Dust Particles on Plastic Pellets by Wet Analysis
D7567 - 09	Standard Test Method for Determining Gel Content in Crosslinked Ethylene Plastics Using Pressurized Liquid Extraction

 
Source:- http://www.astm.org/


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Vampire Facelift

Yes, you read that right! Vampires are incredibly hot right now, and everyone wants a piece of the popularity it seems. ABC News is reporting there is a new product on the market called Selphyl that actually extracts the blood from your own body and is injected into wrinkles on the face and body. This product is being marketed in the same category as soft dermal fillers such as Juvederm and Restylane. They claim that the results are comparable to fillers and can last up to 15 months. In addition to great results the price range is in the ballpark of $1,100 to $1,500 per injection.

At first I wasn't too sure if I understood what this product was....I mean they are just taking blood and injecting it into wrinkled skin....um, isn't that just going to look like a bruise? Obviously, the science surrounding this new product is a little more complex than that. Selphyl is prepared by drawing a patient's blood, separating the platelets from the red blood cells, blending the platelets with a fibrin mixture and injecting it to the area a patient wants to augment. It takes a few weeks to see the final results, so injectors are being told to overfill the area by 20% so the patient will have an idea what the final results will look like....the result "in the chair" will be a little larger than the end result. The mass appeal will be injecting a "natural" substance already found in the body.

Of course with any new product there are some concerns. Because you are extracting your own blood to create a small amount of product, this is not a good option for someone who needs to volumize areas over a full face....there simply isn't enough product generated. Also, blood can cause an "itchy" after after-effect and can also cause burning or discoloration to the skin. Selphyl is FDA-approved.

Although, we do not carry this product here in our office we do have a full menu of injectable options!! Give us a call and we can set you up for a consultation with Alix, PA-C. 212-288-9009.

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Oscar Buzz for Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work Documentary

The documentary A Piece of Work starring Joan Rivers broke records this past weekend for now having made over $2,000,000 at box offices across the country.

A rare accomplishment for an indie documentary, many are speculating that the film could receive an Oscar nomination and even win the coveted award in the Best Documentary category!

Have you seen the movie? What are your thoughts?!

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Online Plastic Business Opportunities through B2B Portal

Nowadays, world is surrounded by information technology and people are doing business online via so many tactics. There are many platforms to do the business online. Here we will discuss the plastic business. If you want to do your plastic business online then B2B plastic portal is really the great platform.

We all are familiar with plastic B2B portal and if you want to stand in this competitive market of plastic then B2B portal is the great for to do the business. At plastic B2B portal, you can have both big scale suppliers and buyers to initiate business activities. It acts like a support where sellers can show their product features, cost and the minimum order accepted to attract large scale plastic manufacturers, wholesalers or  traders globally.

Along with that it also works as a one stop solution for all the purchasers, dealers and wholesalers who are engaged in plastic business to source plastic goods of their choice without going through any hassles.

 At the plastic B2B portal, you can have the following categories for plastic business:

Virgin Plastic Raw Material:

It includes Acetal, Acrylic (PMMA), Bismaleamides, Bulk Moulding Compound (BMC), Cellulosics, Allyl, Biodegradable Polymers, Conductive Compounds and more.

Plastic Processing Equipment:

This category is consist of Blow Moulding Machinery, Blown Film Plant and Machinery, Calendering Machinery, Casting Machine, Compounding Machinery, Compression Moulding Machine, Dip Moulding, Expandable Bead Foam Moulding and many more.

Finished & Semi Finished Products:

It contains Aerospace Industry Parts, Agricultural and Horticultural Products, Automotive Parts - Plastic, Bags - Industrial Poly Bags, Bags Plastic, Bicycle Parts - Plastic, Building and Construction Material, Components for Finished Goods, etc.

Plastic Printing Equipment:

It includes 3D Transfer Printing, Central Impression CI Flexographic Printing Press, Cubic Printing Machine, Digital Printers, Electroplating Machine, Embossing Machine, Flexographic Printing Machine, Flocking and more.

Chemicals & Additives for Plastics:

It consist of Air Release Agents, Alpha Methyl Styrene, Anti Hydrolysis Agent, Adhesive for Bonding Plastics, Anti-Fibrillating Agents Masterbatches, Anti-foaming Agents, Antiblocking Agents Masterbatches, Antifogging Agents and many more.

Moulds and Dies:

It contains Blow Moulding Dies, Casting Dies, Compression Moulding Dies, Expandable Foam Plastic Moulds Dies, Extrusion Dies, Foamed Plastic Moulds, Hot Runner Systems, Injection Moulding Dies, etc.

Auxiliary Plastic Equipment:

Includes Agglomerator, Air Pollution Control Equipment, Baling Press, Blenders, CAD / CAM / CAE Equipment/Software, Cheese Winders, Chillers, Colour Measurements and Control and more.

Spare Parts And Components:

Consist of Air Expansion Shaft, Barrel Blowers, Barrels, Bearings, Belts and Chains, Blades, Control Panels, Drives, etc.

Post Production Plastic Machinery:

It includes Automatic Trimming Equipment, Bag and Sack Filling Equipment, Bag Making and Sealing Machines, Bag Making Machine - Side Cutting and Sealin, Bag Making Machine - Specialty Bags, Bag Making Machine - T Shirt Vest Type Bags, Bag Making Machine Bottom Cutting and Sealing, Bag Making Machinery for Plastic Pouches and more.

Testing Equipment Formulation & Institute:

This category includes Chemical and Composition Analysis, Electrical Properties, Leak Testing Equipment, Mechanical Properties, Melt Pressure Transducers - Gauges, Optical Properties Testing Equipment, Permeability Test, Rheological Properties and many more.

These above listed categories also include many sub categories.

So through these vast categories you can come to know that how much you can explore your plastic business at B2B plastic portal. B2B plastic portals are more preferable because it is ocean of used machines, plastic goods, packaging films, second-hand machinery, plastic news, plastic market report, plastic manufacturer, plastic exports, plastic business offers, plastic exhibition, plastic events, plastic companies and more. India also has been contributed in expansion of the plastic industry through launch of fast growing Plastic-world B2B portal.

In today's time, a b2b portal has nearly become a necessity for any range of business as it help outs in dropping costs and mounting revenues.

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What to look for for well done breast augmentation surgery -The inframammary fold

Sorry for the long break! We've been busy designing our practice's new web site. It's gonna POP! Stay Tuned.

This post is kind of an "inside baseball" topic about what surgeons look at when we judge our own or others work. One thing I fixate on more and more with cosmetic breast surgery is the position of the inframammary fold (IMF). The IMF (in layman's terms) is an anatomic landmark created by adherence of connective tissue to the chest wall. It defines the inferior border of the anatomic breast, and it's location makes it the most popular place for an incision to place breast implants via the "inframammary" approach.

One of the things I look for in someone I've operated on or whom comes in for revision surgery by another provider is where a prior inframammary scar is. If the scar is stable and in the position it was originally made in then I'm satisfied the surgical dissection was performed well. If the scar is now residing up on the skin of the lower breast, that suggests over release of the native IMF during prior surgery. Once violated, that anatomic border is hard to reliably recreate. Just a little extra attention during surgery can prevent a lot of issues down the road as it relates to this.

Rob

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