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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.» 17-05-2012
Today in healthcare: Thursday 17 May
News, comment, blogposts and tweets across the sector2.17pm: Lizzi Easterbrook writesThe Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has today announced plans to consult on a possible increase in its registration fee to cover the rising number of fitness to practise referrals and the increasing costs of regulation.The fee has been £76 since 2007 but Ju...
» 15-05-2012
NHS reforms: a recipe for complete chaos
A hospital management training course chillingly reveals how NHS priorities are reduced to a financial-driven enterpriseI recently attended amanagement course at a local hospital designed to prepare doctors for the new NHS. The speakers included senior managers and doctors from the hospital hierarchy.The first session gave a brief history of the...
» 14-05-2012
Health regulator must learn lessons of breast implant scandal, report warns
Health minister Earl Howe finds MHRA acted appropriately in PIP scandal but needs to improve its communication with publicA government report on the actions of a regulator and the Department of Health during the PIP breast implant scandal has concluded that serious lessons must be learned from the affair, which affected as many as 47,000 women i...
» 10-05-2012
Today in healthcare: Thursday 10 May
The key news stories, comment pieces, blogposts and tweets across the sector10.58am: Jessica Fuhl writesThe BBC is today reporting that more than 400 addresses across Scotland have been identified as potential "no-go areas" for ambulance staff.According to BBC Scotland:
Figures obtained by the Scottish Cons...
Figures obtained by the Scottish Cons...
