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Gary Ross Wins RealSelf 100 Award 2015

Posted on February 23, 2016November 18, 2020 by Gary Ross

Gary Ross is one of 100 doctors to receive the prestigious RealSelf 100 Award, out of nearly 13,000 board certified specialists with a presence on RealSelf — the online community helping people make confident choices in elective cosmetic procedures.

The medical professionals that made the 2015 RealSelf 100 are recognised both for having an outstanding record of consumer feedback and for providing credible, valuable insights in response to consumer questions.

Mr Ross is the only UK based plastic surgeon to have gained Top 100 status and the only UK surgeon to have been named in the Top 100 for 2 years running.

For a full list of the top 100 please click below.

Gary Ross named ‘Best for Breast and Tummies’ in 2015 by Tatler

Posted on December 2, 2015November 18, 2020 by Gary Ross

It is an honour to be named in the Tatler beauty and cosmetic surgery guide “best for breast and tummies” 2015. The guide nominates only a handful of surgeons and it is great to be recognised in this way by the Tatler. Mr Ross would like to thank all the patients who have provided feedback and make his cosmetic surgery practice worthwhile.

Gary Ross awarded ‘Top 100 Doctor’ Award from realself

Posted on December 1, 2015November 18, 2020 by Gary Ross

It is an honour to be awarded the prestigious title of realself top 100 doctor. This is a global award and Mr Ross is one of only two UK plastic surgeons who have received this award. It is an honour to have my image on time square and to be nominated alongside the leaders of the field in plastic surgery. For a full list of the top 100 please click below.

Body Language – Abdominal Recontouring

Posted on November 27, 2015November 17, 2020 by Gary Ross

Abdominoplasty is a procedure most commonly requested by women post pregnancy or after extreme weight loss. Leading plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross explains… Motherhood has a huge impact on a woman’s life, both in terms of her outlook and her figure. The change in priorities can often be a very positive thing – the changes to her body much less so. Read More below.

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The Angelina Jolie Effect

Posted on November 27, 2015November 13, 2020 by Gary Ross

The awareness of gene testing in women at risk of breast cancer has been brought to the fore by the Angelina Jolie Effect. The Cosmetic Surgery Guide asked Mr Ross for his opinion.

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Cosmetic Beauty – Make Me Over

Posted on November 26, 2015November 17, 2020 by Gary Ross

The term ‘mummy makeover’ is increasingly being used in cosmetic practice and in the media. For this issue’s Spotlight On… feature, we ask Mr Gary Ross to explain exactly what this involves and how combination treatments can transform the body after pregnancy.

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Mr Ross gives first ever after dinner speech

Posted on November 24, 2015November 18, 2020 by Gary Ross

I would like to thank the Childrens Adventure Farm Trust and the Brookdale clinic for putting on such a memorable day at Mere Hotel. It is always rewarding to help support charitable events and meet people at the forefront of such a worthy charity. I was not expecting a stage with over 300 people and it was almost my first after dinner speech. I would like to thank the organisers for the opportunity to give my first ever after dinner speech and look forward to engage with the CAFT charity again.

Mr Ross appeared on the BBC breakfast show

Posted on November 22, 2015November 18, 2020 by Gary Ross

Mr Ross appeared on the BBC breakfast show to discuss the Cosmetic Surgery Interface Committees proposals for a registry and certification programme. This aims to provide a registry for patients so that they are able to choose the correct surgeon and be provided with suitable information and be able to make an informed choice as to whether to proceed or not.

Debate into Injectables

Posted on November 21, 2015November 18, 2020 by Gary Ross

The use of non-surgical injectables is on the increase. Providers are increasingly being scrutinised. Delivery of injectables requires a detailed appreciation of facial ageing, a discussion of the alternatives and that the delivery of injectables is given in a safe environment by a clinician who can demonstrate that injectables is part of their scope of practice. There is no accepted gold standard for quality and no registry as yet for injectibles. There remains a need to collaborate with other specialities and disciplines to deliver the optimal care to patients, provide universal training and accreditation to safeguard patients.

Mr Ross discussed preoperative screening for cosmetic patients on bbc 5 live

Posted on November 21, 2015November 18, 2020 by admin