Plastic surgery information 

Have you had a breast implant? What are the signs of rupture?

For centuries women have been conscious about their figure. “Does this make me look fat? Do I look too big in this dress?” and more recently “are my breasts too small?” It may come as a surprise, but breast implants are not new. For more than a century there have been many attempts at helping...

Breast Implant Claims

Many people throughout the UK and the world choose to have cosmetic surgery for many different reasons. Some would attribute the decision to undergo a complex medical procedure such as a breast augmentation to be an exercise in vanity – while this may be the case for some, cosmetic surgery can...

49% of men now embrace cosmetic surgery to improve their looks

A recent survey conducted by the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) shows that more men now embrace cosmetic surgery. About 49 percent of the male survey respondents offered positive points of view on cosmetic surgery and are open to the idea of going under the knife to correct...

Sygmalift - a new generation of non-invasive lifting

Sygmalift uniquely proposes three technologies on one platform – Fractional Focal Ultrasounds, Multi Flux Ultrasounds and cold laser.

Subcutaneous laser treatment for axillary osmidrosis (excessive sweating) – a new technique

Axillary osmidrosis is distressing condition that can pose significant social embarrassment. Conservative treatments such as topical agents, systemic agents and botulinum toxin are only temporarily effective and may lead to surgical treatment.

Laser face lift (laser assisted neck lift, laser facialsculpting, laser Smart lifting)

Less invasive procedures for facial rejuvenation are becoming more and more popular. We describe a minimally invasive “laser face and neck lift“ that utilizes minimal access incisions, no general anesthesia, and internal aesthetic laser to disesct in the plane between skin and subcutaneous fat...

Vampire (Dracula) facelift

A new patented method from the U.S., which is used to regenerate the face. Blood is collected from the patient where the plasma rich in stem cells, growth hormone (HGH), platelets, and red/white blood cells is separated by centrifuge machines.

Lipostructuring (lipofilling, fat transfere) using enriched serum by growth factors and stem cells

Traditional fat grafting has been used for decades with varying degrees of success, many surgeons find autologus fat grafting to be unpredictable at best (reports of 30 - 90% graft survival). Tissue is subject to ischemic injury until new vessels develop (angiogenesis).