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One of our frequently asked questions as cosmetic surgeons is “how soon after plastic surgery can I exercise?” The desire to return to a pre-surgery exercise regime as quickly as possible is understandable. Exercising makes you feel good in body and mind, it is good for your health and fitness and it can help to enhance…
DetailsHow many New Years have you resolved to make positive changes to your body shape? And how many times have you thought back to the previous New Year and remembered making the same promises to yourself without achieving your goal?
There are number of different components to achieving the best results from cosmetic surgery. Number one is choosing the procedure that will give you the results you’re looking for. This involves careful research so you develop a good understanding of what each different type of procedure can and cannot do.
A new type of facelift that delivers the same benefits as a conventional facelift but with no stitches, no drains, no bruising, no swelling and a shorter recovery time is taking the world of cosmetic surgery by storm.
As we age, our faces tell the story of our life. The inevitable loss of skin elasticity and volume, coupled with the effects of gravity, cause the skin to sag and our face to develop lines and folds. While some people see this as the outward sign of life experiences (and, indeed, many cultures revere…
DetailsOver the last decade, skin cancer cases have doubled. Men are the worse affected, with skin cancer rates having risen by almost two thirds (64%) in 10 years.
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?
