TheGayUk.com …There are a number of medical procedures that are available to reduce and claim to get rid of your excess chest fat. There’s the VASER Liposuction which is performed at The Private Clinic of Harley Street by Dr Dennis Wolf. In the treatment, which starts from £2,800, a patient’s fatty tissues are liquefied with ultrasound energy. The fat… Continue reading 6 ways to get rid of your moobs
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The Private Clinic opens new plastic surgery specialist hospital
Aesthetics The Private Clinic has launched a £1.6 million hospital specialising in liposuction and plastic surgery in Fitzroy Square, London. The new facility, which has taken more than a year to construct, includes two operating theatres, enabling a wide range of treatments and procedures to be carried out on the premises including breast surgery, blepharoplasty, liposuction and ear… Continue reading The Private Clinic opens new plastic surgery specialist hospital
Six main causes of female hair loss and how to treat them
Express.co.uk Woman can loose their hair for reasons including menopause and an overactive thyroid. Express.co.uk breaks down the different forms of hairless and what you can do to prevent it…. ….. Dr Hair Transplant Surgeon at The Private Clinic of Harley Street, outlines how different hormonal issues can cause hair loss and some of the treatment… Continue reading Six main causes of female hair loss and how to treat them
Londoners are still forking out for boob jobs despite the Brexit vote
Evening Standard Londoners are still forking out for facelifts and boob jobs despite the Brexit vote, according to the boss of a plastic surgery firm, which on Monday unveiled plans to open its first hospital. The European Union referendum result has caused a slowdown in luxury spending by Brits but Valentina Petrone, chief executive of The Private… Continue reading Londoners are still forking out for boob jobs despite the Brexit vote
Expanding clinic: Luxury slowdown hasn’t hit facelifts
London Evening Standard LONDONERS are still forking out for facelifts and boob jobs despite the Brexit vote, according to the boss of a plastic surgery firm, which today unvieled plans to open its first hospital. The EU vote has caused a slowdown in luxury spending by Brits but Valentina Petrone, chief executive of The Private… Continue reading Expanding clinic: Luxury slowdown hasn’t hit facelifts
Varicose veins: causes, treatments and removal
MSN What causes varicose veins? It’s a misconception that varicose veins are a problem confined to the baby boomer generation. In fact today, doctors are regularly treating young, fit, healthy people in their 40s, 30s and even 20s with the condition. And contrary to popular opinion, the veins aren’t caused by sitting with your legs crossed for… Continue reading Varicose veins: causes, treatments and removal
Which breast is best?
The Daily Mail From ‘big and bouncy’ 1980s busts to today’s subtle lifts, a surgeon reveals how implants have changed through the decades (and the celebrities we have to thank) Surgeon Adrian Richards reveals how breasts have changed over the years Says Pamela Anderson fuelled a surge in ‘fuller breasts’ in the 1980s While women… Continue reading Which breast is best?
9 facts about hair loss you should be aware of
NetDoctor Whether it’s strands of hair clogging up your hairbrush or pattern baldness, we all experience hair loss to some extent. And if someone’s experiencing the latter, it can have knock-on effects on confidence and emotional wellbeing. So much so, 60% of hair loss sufferers would rather have more hair than money or friends. Suffering… Continue reading 9 facts about hair loss you should be aware of
The C word
Healthy For Men It’s the word that strikes fear into the toughest of men. But cancer is no longer the desperate killer it once was. Pioneering research has improved the rates of detection and cure, while our knowledge of what changes we can make to our lives to reduce our risk grows greater year after… Continue reading The C word
Losing your hair, however old you are, is an unwelcome part of the male ageing process
InTouch Rugby It is said that by the age of 50, over half the male population will have experienced some form of hair loss. Some unfortunate souls can start losing their hair as early as their 20s and, in some cases, even in their late teens. The likelihood of you losing your hair, and the… Continue reading Losing your hair, however old you are, is an unwelcome part of the male ageing process