
My Beautiful Mommy by Dr. Michael Salzhauer 2,987 Views - Click for Larger Image
Dr. Michael Salzhauer, who is a plastic surgeon, has written an illustrated book for children to help them understand why their mother looks different. In 2007, 348,000 women had plastic surgery in the USA for various different kinds of procedures ranging from breast augmentation, face lifts, tummy tucks and other procedures. “My Beautiful Mommy” is set for release on Mother’s Day.
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Set for release on Mother's Day, this book features Dr. Michael himself as a superhero type of guy to whom a young mother and her son come looking for advice. He then proceeds to tell the mother and implicitly the boy where the bandages will be and how the woman's body will be affected temporarily after to the intervention. It also presents the end result and the boy's ecstasy at seeing that his mom is again glowing, glamorous and, what's more important, slim. All of the above are depicted in very Barbie-esque type of illustrations
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