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Mommy's plastic surgery: book for kids - 4/17/2008 4:25:02 PM
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bluestone
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A Florida plastic surgeon has written about just that in "My Beautiful Mommy," a picture book due out April 28 that tries to calm the fears of kids with parents getting tummy tucks, breast enhancement procedures and nose jobs.
Dr. Michael Salzhauer said so many moms brought kids to their appointments that he was motivated to stock up on lollipops in his Bal Harbour, Fla., office. In "My Beautiful Mommy," he explains mommy's recuperation, changing look and desire for plastic surgery.
"Many parents don't explain to their kids what's going on," said the father of four, with his fifth child on the way. "Children are very perceptive. You can't hide a major surgery from them. When mom goes down for two weeks after a tummy tuck it affects them."
Wow. I have never had plastic surgery, and never thought of how it may have to be handled by the kids. What do you all think of a book of this type, and parents having plastic surgery that could keep them down for a while?
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RE: Mommy's plastic surgery: book for kids - 4/17/2008 4:43:22 PM
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hotsaucygma
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Yeah, that really would be scary. Hopefully they don't let people go home that soon do they? Hum, what do I know, maybe they do.
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RE: Mommy's plastic surgery: book for kids - 4/17/2008 4:51:33 PM
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Oh they do. This guy could probably make more on this little book than his practice. A lot of the time I feel like the minority at my gym, in my neighborhood, and even among moms in my kids' little Baptist school (including the Pastor's wife) being about the only person who hasn't had work done! I have to admit it's tempting.
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I can picture her reaction to all the bandages and such.