Expert claims THIS is the secret behind new body

Mr Gary Ross, a plastic surgeon from Manchester, suggests Kim’s new proportions could be the result of a lesser know cosmetic procedure called fat transfer.“Fat transfer procedures such as body-jet remove fat from one area and replace it in another to contour specific areas of the body.

In Kim’s case she could have has fat extracted from her waist and replaced in her hips. This could certainly give her the shape we see here, and does not require implants.”

Body-jet fat transfer is water assisted fat harvesting, helping gently move fat from one area to another, see a full explanation here.

UK Plastic Surgeon reveals top cosmetic surgery trends

Mummy makeovers, breast and body rejuvenation surgery led the way in 2017 according to plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross.

Providing a yearly review, he also noted that non-surgical anti ageing treatments had also seen a surge on popularity.

Global cosmetic surgery industry is booming

Across the world the cosmetic surgery industry is gaining in popularity

According to a new report by IMCAS last week, $10.7 billion was spent last year on materials used in cosmetic procedures worldwide.

The IMCAS World Congress, held in Paris on February 1st 2018, revealed that business is well and truly booming for the aesthetic sector, with an overall increase of 8 per cent in the cosmetic devices and products being purchased by medical professionals.

According to experts, the market is predicted reach $11.6 billion during 2018, and is set to more than double from 2014 to 2021. This will no doubt be welcome news to industry professionals worldwide.

The report tracked sales of cosmetic equipment such as body contouring lasers, devices for hair removal, pharmaceutical compounds and active cosmetics, fat transfer and removal devices, muscle-relaxing toxins such as Botox, dermal fillers, and breast implants.

Industry experts have credited the boom to a healthier global economy, technological innovations, and “a desire on the part of baby boomers to remain competitive in a youth-centric workforce.”

Surgical procedures to remove and transfer fat from areas such as the buttocks or abdomen to improve volume in the breasts or plump up cheeks were amongst the most popular, the data showed.

This is in keeping with an ISAPS report from 2016/17, where it was reported 23.6 million face or body-boosting procedures were performed globally.

This was up 9 per cent compared to 2015, and 10.4 million of these patients specifically chose surgery rather than non invasive treatments.

How is the industry evolving in the UK?

Here in Manchester, Plastic Surgeon Mr. Gary Ross has seen a rise in patients seeking fat transfer procedures, as well as mummy makeovers that combine multiple procedures. These can include a tummy tuck combined with breast uplift and fat transfer.

“Combination treatments to contour the body have been on the rise for sometime now, with patients seeking more impressive results with less down time,” says Mr. Ross.

“We can perform multi-procedure surgery now, meaning patients are in recovery for less time. The mummy makeover is a prime example of this; we perform body contouring surgery with breast rejuvenation surgery in order to reduce the downtime.”

Water-assisted fat transfer treatments such as body-jet are becoming more and more popular as patients seek fat reduction or transfer without the lengthily downtime associated with procedures like liposuction.

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For more information about cosmetic surgery procedures including fat transfer or mummy makeovers, or if you wish to find out more about the combination of non-surgical with surgical procedures, please contact the team who will be delighted to help you book a consultation. Every patient is different and we believe in offering bespoke treatment plan to each and every person we agree to help.

Demand surge for mum’s ops

Tummy tucks, boob jobs and breast lifts are all in demand. Plastic surgeon Gary Ross said: “mummy makeovers combine body and breast rejuvenation surgery. Following pregnancy there is a change in the skin quality and elasticity.

Has Cheryl had a £2,000 ‘mummy makeover’?

Meanwhile Manchester-based plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross questioned whether she had undergone a surgical procedure.

He said: ‘The term “mummy makeover” is increasingly being used in cosmetic practice. It is a term that is often applied to the combination of body and breast rejuvenation surgery.

‘This can include Body-jet fat transfer to reshape the midsection, and we see mums of Cheryl’s age choosing this to get back in shape after having children. When considering a mummy makeover it is best to be at your ideal weight and have completed your family.’ This kind of combo surgery costs upwards of £12,000.

Read the full article here.

Michelle Keegan Reveal mag:

Michelle Keegan is an actress who seems to have it all, but how much has she had to change her appearance to win those leading roles? Mr Gary Ross spoke to Reveal magazine exclusively about the aesthetic journey Michelle appears to have undergone, including nose reshaping surgery. He concluded the TV personality has likely undergone rhinoplasty surgery for cosmetic reasons.

Katie Price DPS:

Katie Price is often a headline grabbing star, but when Mr Gary Ross spoke to New! Magazine the plastic surgeon wanted to point out that the celebrity’s quest for the perfect appearance may have gone too far. After undergoing another facelift, despite being under 40, Mr Ross discussed the pros and cons of undergoing surgery, and the risks associated with facial anti ageing surgery. The double page spread featured comments and advice.

Has Kim Kardashian had plastic surgery?

Expert claims THIS is the secret behind new body

Gary Ross, a plastic surgeon from Manchester, suggests Kim’s new proportions could be the result of a cosmetic procedure called fat transfer.He said: “Fat transfer procedures such as body-jet remove fat from one area and replace it in another to contour specific areas of the body.“In Kim’s case she could have had fat extracted from her waist and replaced in her hips. This could certainly give her the shape we see here and does not require implants.”

Read the full article here.

Mr Ross has noticed a surge in patients seeking to correct botched surgery

According to Mr Ross, more women than ever are seeking to correct botched surgery after undergoing botched procedures like boob jobs.

Mr Ross says he’s seen a rise in the number of women asking for corrective treatments and surgery after undergoing unsatisfactory treatment elsewhere.

With skin rejuvenation deals on voucher sites such as Groupon, and cheaper surgical options abroad being packaged as holidays by unscrupulous doctors, he says he’s disappointed by this new trend which sees women left out of pocket and unhappy with their looks.

The leading cosmetic surgeon says a combination of unrealistic expectations and cut price surgery – both here and abroad – are to blame for the surge, as well as celebrities promoting treatments in the media.

Expert advice

Gary explains: “It was recently revealed that over 50% of women and 39% of men aged 18 to 34 would consider a cosmetic procedure, which can easily be attributed to the obsession with celebrity culture and social media apps.

“With so many celebrities endorsing products and treatments (often in return for cash) it sends younger patients flocking to cosmetic clinics looking to replicate their idols.

“Unfortunately there are many unscrupulous doctors and surgeons out there providing substandard or unnecessary treatments and procedures. They take advantage of people, and it’s causing complaints of botched results on a level we’ve not seen before.

“Groupon style voucher deals and cosmetic surgery tourism are also to blame for the rise in botched results and patients therefore seeking treatment to fix them.

“Another issue is selfies and how they have changed the way patients perceive their appearance. It was recently proven that selfies distort the proportions on the face; the most notable difference came to noses, which in some cases appeared up to 30 per cent larger than in reality.

“This is an alarming piece of research which not only details that the selfie obsession is booming, but that it’s genuinely affecting the way patients view their appearance. Unnecessary surgery often leads to unsatisfactory results.”

So how do you pick a reputable medical professional?

“Undergoing cosmetic surgery or aesthetic treatments aren’t something that should be undertaken lightly. It can be a daunting experience, and many considerations need to be made beforehand. The most important decision you will make is your plastic surgeon.
“Choosing the surgeon who will perform your surgery, as well as accompany you on your journey post operatively, cannot be rushed or underestimated.
“As well as be a highly skilled expert, a good plastic surgeon should listen to your concerns, offer constructive advice, act profession at all times, and manage expectations. It’s important when choosing surgeon that you do your research.
“Find out what their background is, what they specialise in, and how often they perform your chosen procedure. This is all helpful in allowing you to make an informed decision. Do your research and don’t be led by celebrities or cheap deals,” he concludes.

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Michelle Keegan Closer mag:

Is Michelle Keegan having anti ageing treatments too young? Mr Ross was asked by Closer magazine to explore the injectable treatments the star has likely had in the past 12 months. These non surgical facial rejuvenation treatments included dermal fillers and Botox, which he concludes are perhaps ageing her rather than keeping her skin looking youthful.