There are probably more myths and misconceptions about plastic surgery than just about any other branch of healthcare. It’s tempting to think “there’s no smoke without fire” and this can make you feel understandably wary about some of the treatments on offer. So, how do you separate the fact from the fiction?
PATIENT STORY – NOSE | COSMETIC SURGERY | RHINOPLASTY Back in 2010 when, I first damaged my nose, I didn’t think much of it. It was just something that happened, and would soon go back to the way it first looked. And even if didn’t, it wouldn’t affect me in anyway going forward so who…
PATIENT STORY – BREAST AUGMENTATION I was thinking about having breast implants for a while. However, I didn’t know where to start or how safe it is. After meeting Mr. Alok Misra I knew he was the right person who I could fully trust. His recommendations are amazing and he is a fantastic person to…
PATIENT STORY – Steroid injections to trigger finger Following a protracted period of using a hedge trimmer I developed very uncomfortable/ painful Trigger Finger of the middle digit of my right hand. I tried all kinds of self-help, including strapping to a splint and although it kept it from doubling up at night, the problem…
PATIENT STORY – HAND OPERATION My main concern prior to having an operation was the uncertainty of the size and location of the tumor and potential complication in extracting it. The fact that most likely this was a type of tumor, which has a strong tendency of reoccurring, did not help either. After consultation with…
PATIENT STORY – Lipo-abdominoplasty My only concern was how long the recovery would take. I had no concerns about the operation. The financial side of the operation was what had stopped me from having it done sooner, so I knew from the minute I had my first consultation that I’d go through with it. I…
PATIENT STORY – LIPOSUCTION – LEGS Time for Change I’m not sure exactly how long I had thought about plastic surgery or even if I may be able to benefit from it? It had to have been several years, well over a decade. I subsequently learnt that this lengthy ‘thinking’ time is not unusual. As…
