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Month: October 2018

The British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) Annual meeting 2018

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The British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) Annual meeting 2018

The British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) Annual meeting 2018 took place on the 4th & 5th October at London Olympia focusing on blending surgical and non-surgical techniques to achieve the best results in facial rejuvenation and body contouring.

BAAPS was created to promote excellence in aesthetic cosmetic surgery to improve overall safety standards, and to enhance the education of the public about aesthetic cosmetic surgery, and in particular the benefits and risks of different procedures. The BAAPS meeting ran alongside the CCR Expo meeting and this year saw live non-surgical demonstrations within the BAAPS meeting.

It was a great honour to share my personal experience in relation to the mummy makeover procedure, fleur de lis abdominoplasty and body lifting with my colleagues and to be given the opportunity to meet and discuss experiences with an international panel of experts. A wide variety of body contouring procedures were discussed and it was refreshing to here so may different opinions and results.

There is an increasing need to offer a wide variety of options to patients, often involving multiple surgical sites. It is clear that the variety of combinations that can be performed simultaneously is expanding.

Ultimately, the feasibility of combining body and breast rejuvenation surgery rests on the requirement that the entire operation must be as safe as each of its component procedures if performed individually.

In facial surgery key opinion leaders debated the pros and cons of a wide variety of surgical options for facial surgery. There were live non-surgical demonstrations and a robust discussion on the treatment of the anterior neck when combined with face lifting. The pros and cons of many rejuvenative techniques such as brow lifting, fat transfer and facial implants in order to improve facial aesthetics were debated. The blending of non-surgical and surgical techniques was reflected by the wide variety of clinical experts.

It was a privilege to be part of the international faculty, to learn and exchange ideas in order to continue to improve the quality of care for patients.

Meeting Programme | The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons

The British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) Annual meeting 2018

Posted on by Gary Ross

The British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) Annual meeting 2018

The British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) Annual meeting 2018 took place on the 4th & 5th October at London Olympia focusing on blending surgical and non-surgical techniques to achieve the best results in facial rejuvenation and body contouring.

BAAPS was created to promote excellence in aesthetic cosmetic surgery to improve overall safety standards, and to enhance the education of the public about aesthetic cosmetic surgery, and in particular the benefits and risks of different procedures. The BAAPS meeting ran alongside the CCR Expo meeting and this year saw live non-surgical demonstrations within the BAAPS meeting.

It was a great honour to share my personal experience in relation to the mummy makeover procedure, fleur de lis abdominoplasty and body lifting with my colleagues and to be given the opportunity to meet and discuss experiences with an international panel of experts. A wide variety of body contouring procedures were discussed and it was refreshing to here so may different opinions and results.

There is an increasing need to offer a wide variety of options to patients, often involving multiple surgical sites. It is clear that the variety of combinations that can be performed simultaneously is expanding.

Ultimately, the feasibility of combining body and breast rejuvenation surgery rests on the requirement that the entire operation must be as safe as each of its component procedures if performed individually.

In facial surgery key opinion leaders debated the pros and cons of a wide variety of surgical options for facial surgery. There were live non-surgical demonstrations and a robust discussion on the treatment of the anterior neck when combined with face lifting. The pros and cons of many rejuvenative techniques such as brow lifting, fat transfer and facial implants in order to improve facial aesthetics were debated. The blending of non-surgical and surgical techniques was reflected by the wide variety of clinical experts.

It was a privilege to be part of the international faculty, to learn and exchange ideas in order to continue to improve the quality of care for patients.

Meeting Programme | The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons

4 Advantages Of A Chemical Peels Vs. Surgery

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Can Chemical Peels Offer Better Results Than Surgery

Chemical peels have a variety of uses aesthetically. While they cannot replace cosmetic surgery procedures, there do have a place.

A commonly offered skin rejuvenation treatment, chemical peels are non surgical and minimally invasive compared to surgical alternatives.

What Is A Chemical Peel?

Whilst classed as non-surgical, there are different strengths of chemical peels available. It’s important patients choose a practitioner that is highly skilled in using peels. They can offer you a tailored approach to your treatment.

Chemical peels have seen a spike in popularity in recent years, with many celebrities including Sharon Osbourne opting for this non-surgical form of facial rejuvenation. They are a way of keeping the skin looking and feeling fresh and energised.

Here are four popular reasons to consider skin peels over or alongside cosmetic surgery.

1. Chemical Peels Are Versatile

Chemical peels were thought to simply be used to exfoliate a layer of damage skin away, in turn revealing a more youthful layer. However they also improve the matrix of the skin from deep within. Chemical peel treatment rebuilds and remodels collagen enabling the skin to appear firmer and rejuvenated.

2. Peels Come In Different Strengths

There are three strengths of chemical skin peel: superficial, medium, and deep. There are numerous benefits to undergoing chemical skin peel treatment. Whether you are male or female client looking for a non-surgical way to improve the appearance of the skin, it’s likely that chemical peels come provide a great alternate more invasive methods.

3. Many Skin Rejuvenation Benefits

Benefits of undergoing chemical skin peel treatment include reducing sun and age damage, and controlling skin conditions such as acne, rosacea, thread veins, pigmentation. They can be used to improve the skin on the chest, décolletage and even the hands too.

4. Long lasting results

As well as less downtime compared to cosmetic surgery and anti ageing procedures, chemical peels results can last for a long while. Although, it is usually the case that a patient will return to the clinic in the future to undergo further treatments. This is normal as part of a long-term skin health regime.

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We offer several other forms of non-surgical anti-ageing treatments to improve facial volume, particularly in the mid face. These can be used as stand alone treatments of part of a cosmetic surgery plan.

As well as surgical alternatives such as the traditional facelift, skin rejuvenation treatments such as fat transfer or volumisers can improve the skin of the face without invasive procedures which require longer recovery time.

4 Advantages Of A Chemical Peels Vs. Surgery

Posted on by admin

Can Chemical Peels Offer Better Results Than Surgery

Chemical peels have a variety of uses aesthetically. While they cannot replace cosmetic surgery procedures, there do have a place.

A commonly offered skin rejuvenation treatment, chemical peels are non surgical and minimally invasive compared to surgical alternatives.

What Is A Chemical Peel?

Whilst classed as non-surgical, there are different strengths of chemical peels available. It’s important patients choose a practitioner that is highly skilled in using peels. They can offer you a tailored approach to your treatment.

Chemical peels have seen a spike in popularity in recent years, with many celebrities including Sharon Osbourne opting for this non-surgical form of facial rejuvenation. They are a way of keeping the skin looking and feeling fresh and energised.

Here are four popular reasons to consider skin peels over or alongside cosmetic surgery.

1. Chemical Peels Are Versatile

Chemical peels were thought to simply be used to exfoliate a layer of damage skin away, in turn revealing a more youthful layer. However they also improve the matrix of the skin from deep within. Chemical peel treatment rebuilds and remodels collagen enabling the skin to appear firmer and rejuvenated.

2. Peels Come In Different Strengths

There are three strengths of chemical skin peel: superficial, medium, and deep. There are numerous benefits to undergoing chemical skin peel treatment. Whether you are male or female client looking for a non-surgical way to improve the appearance of the skin, it’s likely that chemical peels come provide a great alternate more invasive methods.

3. Many Skin Rejuvenation Benefits

Benefits of undergoing chemical skin peel treatment include reducing sun and age damage, and controlling skin conditions such as acne, rosacea, thread veins, pigmentation. They can be used to improve the skin on the chest, décolletage and even the hands too.

4. Long lasting results

As well as less downtime compared to cosmetic surgery and anti ageing procedures, chemical peels results can last for a long while. Although, it is usually the case that a patient will return to the clinic in the future to undergo further treatments. This is normal as part of a long-term skin health regime.

More Information

We offer several other forms of non-surgical anti-ageing treatments to improve facial volume, particularly in the mid face. These can be used as stand alone treatments of part of a cosmetic surgery plan.

As well as surgical alternatives such as the traditional facelift, skin rejuvenation treatments such as fat transfer or volumisers can improve the skin of the face without invasive procedures which require longer recovery time.

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