OMG!  I just read this article and think that my recent weight gain may have something to do with my lack of sleep. 

As millions of Americans move through life weary and sleep-deprived, scientists are uncovering more and more evidence that insufficient slumber may cause hormonal shifts that boost both hunger and appetite, particularly for fat-laden carb catastrophes like jelly-filled donuts and super-sized fries.

I’m now sporting a short bob haircut, which my hairstylist said is in vogue.  Especially the signature Vidal Sassoon bob of the 1960s.  Mine isn’t that retro of course.  It’s a graduated layered bob just over the ears.  No, not at all like Victoria Beckham’s Pob if that’s what you’re thinking.  Much more classic than that.  And no bangs, just the fringe swept to the side.

Have you heard of threadlift?  If you do a search on the Net, you’ll probably read about it as being a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that is a low-risk and low-cost alternative to the facelift.  It is relatively new, and is already available in Singapore.  In fact, one of my colleagues had hers done earlier this year and I’m going to share with you about her experience.

First, some general basics about threadlift and its procedure.