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How do I choose the right surgeon/treatment provider?
Chosing to have cosmetic surgery or other forms of cosmetic treatment is a big decision, and it is very important to choose the right treatment provider for the job. In this article we've tried to sum up the different steps that you should go through before chosing on a particular clinic or hospital for the treatment.
Regulation on Cosmetic Treatment
Before undergoing cosmetic surgery or other forms of cosmetic treatment at a private hospital or in a private clinic, you should know the rules governing the area. Most providers of cosmetic treatments must be registered with the Healthcare Commission, but not all. Get to know for yourself with this brief summary of the rules that clinics and hospitals must follow.
Wishing for smaller breasts...
Read Lise's personal story about her greatest wish of all - The wish to have smaller breasts. The 23-year-old tells us her story of how she struggled with the both physical and psychological burden og having very large breast, why she finally choose to have surgery, and how her closest family reacted to this decision. Today, after having breast reduction surgery, Lise is immensely happy with the result, and she now helps other women who contemplate having breast reduction surgery.
Non-surgical options for the treatment of hair loss
The search for new ways to help those suffering from hair loss has captured word-wide attention. Some new non-surgical hair loss treatment techniques and products have been proven to be of benefit, while others have simply played on the emotional strings of those who suffer from the problem. Professor of Dermatology, Dr. Robert M. Bernstein, takes a look at the treatment options available.» 17-03-2010
Masculine faces appeal most to women in countries where disease is rife
A country's disease rates influence women's preference for masculine or feminine-looking faces, claim psychologistsWomen who live in healthier countries prefer more feminine-looking men, compared with women living in regions where life-threatening diseases are rife, psychologists say. Their research suggests masculine men have the grea...
» 16-03-2010
The NHS is failing on domestic violence | Richard Smith
Clinicians must work harder to spot the signs of abuse in women and children and start asking patients routine questionsThe NHS hasn't taken violence against women seriously enough and must now do better, claims a government report published last week. "It is a disgrace that so little has been done by the NHS so far," says Sir Geo...
» 11-03-2010
Welsh women have most plastic surgery
WOMEN FROM Wales are the most likely in the United Kingdom to have cosmetic surgery, and those in the East Midlands the least tempted to go under the knife, a poll has found.
» 08-03-2010
'Laser eye surgery has given me Superman vision'
The latest laser eye surgery is practically painless, says former myope
Tarquin Cooper.
» 06-03-2010
Indian eye care group wins top world aid prize
BOSTON (Reuters) - An Indian group that performs 300,000 free or subsidized eye surgeries a year for the poor will receive the world's largest humanitarian prize, jurors said on Friday.
