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Breast Augmentation With Fat Transfer
The use of breast augmentation via the use of stem cell enriched fat cell assisted lipo-transfer (or CAL for short), allows breast augmentation procedures to be undertaken without the use of fillers, scalpels or general anesthetic. It also leaves no scars and does not inhibit normal breast function. The procedure is intended for those women who seek to have larger breasts or for those suffering weight loss and/or reduced breast volume due to breastfeeding... Read more
Laser Assisted Acne Treatment
Laser Light has had a wide range of medical uses and in this case, we will examine its application when applied to treating acne. Sadly, there is no ‘Magic Bullet’ treatment for the skin condition, but laser light can play its part in an overall strategy that may involve a combination of different treatments to reduce the skin condition more effectively.Results do vary, but it must be emphasized nothing has a 100% success rate for individual treatments... Read more
Micro Liposuction
This is a newly developed technique allowing surgeons to perform more delicate procedures on the neck, face and sensitive areas of the chin. The consequential reduction in the size of the overall procedure means clients enjoy very little swelling and subsequent scarring of tissue. The Procedure The well-established liposuction use of tumescent fluid combined with tiny cannulae less than 2 mm in diameter allows for precision placement of the probe. It’s... Read more
The Low Down On Lipedema
The condition known as Lipedema occurs when fatty deposits are distributed in a haphazard fashion beneath the buttocks and legs. It is relatively common cosmetically speaking but may cause further problems if not corrected.It is thought to occur in approximately 11% of women, sometimes being mistaken for regular obesity. Symptoms Typically, the development of large lower legs that can appear column-like. The skin can be tender and painful and can easily... Read more