The breast has a tendency to age due to a combination of tissue changes in the skin, breast tissue, the ligaments within the breast, the position on the chest wall and the size of the nipple/areolar. Changes to these tissues occur most acutely with fluctuation in weight, and pre/post pregnancy
Liposuction is a technique that removes fat from unwanted areas.The key to liposuction is to abstract the correct amount of fat, to cause the least disturbance of neighbouring tissue, to leave the person’s fluid balance undisturbed and to cause the least discomfort to the patient.
Often excess skin or fat can be a problem for patients in the thigh area and thigh rejuvenation is being more frequently requested. For patients with excessive weight loss thigh lifting can be combined with other procedures in other areas of the body
Breast augmentation is one of the most common aesthetic procedures with the aim being to provide a natural long-lasting result. However, over time both the skin and breast tissue and the implant itself can change and this can affect the overall result.
Gravity is the enemy of us all and as well as causing the face to sag it can also have an effect on our breasts. The breasts age due to a combination of tissue changes in the skin, breast tissue, the ligaments within the breast and the position on the chest wall.
The eyes are one of our most striking facial features and rejuvenation of the eyes in the form of blepharoplasty helps to provide a more youthful look with minimal downtime.
Aesthetic breast surgery aims to both change and improve appearance. The expectations of breast surgery are based on individual requirements. Breast reduction or reduction mammoplasty is a surgical procedure that involves the reduction of the size of the breasts.
The diagnosis of breast cancer can be devastating and decisions regarding reconstruction are often seen as a secondary consideration when dealing with so many other painful issues.
Breast augmentation is the most common aesthetic procedure worldwide and as such it is often perceived as a simple procedure, where the same technique is applied to every patient.This is a common misconception – as with any procedure, the technique needs to be tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
Cosmetic interventions have recently undergone a review by the Department of Health (DOH). Simultaneously the private healthcare market has been referred to the Office of Fair Trading. The
Competition Commission has stated that there needs to be “collection and publication of information on the performance of private hospitals and individual consultants.” This was also an important part of the DOH review in 2013.
