Ceatus Media Group recently completed the acquisition of 23 websites, formerly owned by My Choice Medical Holdings, with information related to cosmetic and plastic surgery. These websites provide comprehensive articles about a wide range of aesthetic enhancement procedures, including facelift, rhinoplasty and eyelid surgery, as well as details about procedure cost, such as about the cost of breast implants. Ceatus plans to expand the content in these sites and offer directories for cosmetic and plastic surgeons who would like to connect with consumers who have an interest in these procedures.
Archive for the ‘Plastic Surgery’ Category
Ceatus Acquires My Choice Medical Holdings Plastic Surgery Sites
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Plastic Surgery Site Adds Article on Penile Implants
Tuesday, December 15th, 2009In the not too distant past, plastic surgery was the domain primarily for women. The popularity of male plastic surgery now is surging, as male “baby-boomers” strive to look and feel younger. Two of the more popular male plastic surgery procedures are male breast reduction (to treat gynecomastia) and penile implants. The Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery offers comprehensive information about these topic areas as well as others related to male plastic surgery.
Ceatus Unveils New Orange County Plastic Surgery Website
Monday, November 30th, 2009Ceatus Media Group is proud to unveil a new Orange County plastic surgery website, which is designed to connect board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Ali Sajjadian, with patients throughout the OC area, including Inland Empire, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine areas. This site provides in-depth content, a striking design and an easy-to-use navigation to help people, including Orange County breast augmentation patients, learn more about their treatment and how it can help them achieve the appearance of their dreams.
Extensive Breast Implants Information
Monday, November 30th, 2009The Ceatus family of websites offers extensive information about breast implants. Articles about the three different locations for breast implant placement and the four different types of incisions for breast augmentation, such as tuba breast augmentation, are included. Also outlined are the different types of breast implants, with the most recent information on saline vs silicone breast augmentation. The Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery had a record month of traffic in November, with two weeks in a row surpassing 45,000 unique visitors. The breast surgery section of this website accounts for about 40% of the traffic.
Plastic Surgery Traffic Blows Past 2008 Levels
Monday, November 9th, 2009The number of visitors to the Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery continued to surge as summer turned to fall. During the first week of October, traffic for this one-stop resource exceeded 1.7 unique visitors, surpassing the total number of visitors for 2008. Comprehensive content related to cosmetic surgery, such as male breast reduction, and non-invasive enhancement procedures, such as laser hair removal and tattoo removal, contribute to the continued traffic growth.
Male Plastic Surgery Procedures More Common
Wednesday, November 4th, 2009At one time, cosmetic plastic surgery was the domain of females only. With society’s emphasis on looking young and with burgeoning new technologies for body enhancement, male cosmetic surgery is growing in popularity. Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery has recently added a range of information about cosmetic procedures for men, including articles about penile implants and male breast implants. In October 2009 the site was also updated with a detailed article about jaw implants. Jaw implants are becoming popular for enhancing the facial profiles of both men and women.
New Types of Implants are the Rage
Tuesday, October 20th, 2009Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery posted new information in September about various types of body implants, including bicep and tricep implants , butt implants and calf implants. New shapes and sizes of implants provide plastic surgeons with a range of options to help patients who want to cosmetically enhance their body profile. These implants can also help those who have suffered personal injuries and want to regain the shape for an injured area. While breast implants and dental implants have been widely used for many years, implants for other areas of the body are now gaining popularity. Future articles will include information about facial implants.
Breast Cancer Testing and Prophylactic Mastectomy
Friday, October 9th, 2009Information about breast cancer testing related to the BREA gene has been added to the Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery. Studies show that altered copies of the BREA 1 or 2 gene increase a woman’s chances of getting breast and/or ovarian cancer. Approximately 0.1 to 0.2 percent of the population carry this mutation. Data shows that prophylactic mastectomy, removal of one or two of the breasts, can reduce the cancer rate in patients who carry the mutated gene by 90%. The website contains a wide range of information about plastic surgery and skin care, including articles related to BOTOX injections, Dysport and breast implants complications. The sister website provides information about other types of cancer, such as mesothelioma cancer.
Many Markets Now Sold Out in Plastic Surgeon Directory
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009The Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery continues its upward trend in traffic. Each month, many additional board-certified plastic surgeons join the directory. Some of the markets are now sold-out and plastic surgeons are placed on a waiting list to obtain listings for their local area. Chicago, Orange County, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Toronto are a few of the markets with no availability for plastic surgeons. The success of the site is due in large part to its comprehensive information about aesthetic plastic surgery and to its dominant rankings on Google for a range of important search terms, including breast lift, breast augmentation, liposuction, gynecomastia, breast reduction and many others.
New Articles in Reconstructive Section
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009New advancements in reconstructive plastic surgery are enhancing the lives of many consumers who have suffered from disfiguring disease or injury. Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery continues to expand this important section of the website and has recently released new articles related to skin cancerand hand surgery. Additional articles under development will provide information about reconstructive surgery for birth injury, such for cleft pallet and cleft foot. These updates are joined by a wide range of articles about cosmetic plastic surgery, such as breast lift surgery and breast reduction surgery.