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Cosmetic Procedures for the Dead Updated:

Monday, 20 Apr 2009, 11:23 PM EDT Published : Monday, 20 Apr 2009, 11:23 PM EDT By JENNIFER JORDAN, Fox 5 News MYFOXNY.COM - In today's image-conscious society people are always concerned with how they look. Models, actors, and even housewives and husbands are going in for cosmetic improvements. But are people really concerned with how they'll look in the end? People are requesting and getting cosmetic procedures even after they're gone -- from Botox, to lip injections, to line fillers. WATCH JENNIFER JORDAN'S REPORT (VIDEO, LEFT) Funeral director John Vigliante accepts the challenge of presenting the deceased in a recognizable fashion. The most common post mortem request -- lips. "We do similar procedures as Botox and things like that to make that person appear the way they should," he says. "We do similar things that what a plastic surgeon would do on the lips and so on." Vigliante says many are putting the post mortem cosmetic requests into their wills, and loved ones feel the need to fulfill their final wishes. The cost for post mortem cosmetic restoration can range anywhere from $800 to $1,200.  

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Long Island Funeral Home, Branch Funeral Home Provides Lasting Memories of Loved One's through Innovative Technology

The personalized video tribute is an excellent way for friends and family to remember a loved one for years to come. The complimentary personalized video tribute presentation contains customized family photos formed into a custom 6 to 10 minute video presentation. Clients can choose to the play video presentation about their loved one all throughout the visitation and even during the service. Branch Funeral Home is constantly searching for new ways to help family's have memorable services by utilizing innovative technology. In addition to providing clients with innovative ways to share the memories of their loved ones, the Vigliante family is recognized by the community for providing outstanding service for families in need for 110 years.

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