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Hazel G.

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2 Reviews by Hazel

  • WhitePages

10/25/22

It's only useful if you're researching somebody who
(a) is still living where they were living 30+ years ago
(b) has not changed their name or gained new relatives in that time, and
(c) still has the same landline phone number and it was never unlisted.

But if it's anybody else, beware.
If the address info is correct, it's hidden inside several details of addressess that are represented as current even though the person left long years ago... if they ever did live there at all.
If the phone number is correct, there are several phone numbers that are represented as current even though they are not.
"Relatives" will include anybody who might have lived there at some point in the past, or who they think might possibly have been related to them because they lived at another address that the person might have lived at before.
People who died years ago are still listed as though they are alive and related to the person, even though they really are not alive and were never related anyway.

There are other reasons why it's not such a great idea. One is that there are other ways of finding out details that don't require you to spend a cent. Of course I discovered this after I paid $30 for one year subscription. I let the membership lapse a couple years ago because of all the above...

  • RealSelf

2/6/22

When you use this site to ask questions, you must not forget that the people who will answer the questions are plastic surgeons.
So, if you are considering alternative methods to surgery, you may not get a truthful answer.

One example is a question about the effectiveness of Volufiline in creams to increase the size or firmness of breasts.
Every answer that was given claimed that no creams exist that do this, but that only surgery will accomplish increase in size or firmness of breasts. Some even claim that there has been no research that proves it.
Those answers were entirely misleading, because there are studies and cases where Volufiline has caused an increase in adipocytes which lead to increase in breast size, notably one published on the web by Sederma.

As ever, it is important to note that medical practitioners are not immune from recommending only the kind of work they do, and denying the efficacy of alternative methods that are aimed at achieving the same thing.
The moral is: Read the answers, do your research. Then make up your mind.
The only benefit of surgery is that it is quick.

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