Liposuction popularity on the rise
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009A study has suggested that liposuction is now the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure among British women. (more…)
A study has suggested that liposuction is now the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure among British women. (more…)
UltraShape®, a non-invasive method of liposuction, was launched in the UK in 2005 but cosmetic surgeons in the US are only now discussing the treatment, as it awaits approval by the country’s Food and Drugs Association (FDA).
Essentially, UltraShape® initiates fat removal through ultrasound techniques in common problem areas, including the thighs, abdomen and fatty areas above the hips (love handles). (more…)
Liposuction carried out below the waist could produce an increase in breast size, according to US-based cosmetic surgeon.
Florida’s firstcoastnews.com reports that when the Texas-based surgeon carried out liposuction to remove excess fat from a patient’s hips, her breasts rose from an A to a B cup. (more…)
‘Too blobby to be a bride’
Samantha couldn’t wait to marry her fiancé, but there was one thing stopping her – her jelly belly…
Five months ago, 42-year-old Andrew Wadsworth checked himself into a private clinic, discreetly tucked away in a quiet street behind Harrods in London’s Knightsbridge.
The number of men over 50 having cosmetic surgery has rocketed by more than 140% over the past four years, it was revealed yesterday.
The search for perfection through cosmetic surgery has seduced hundreds of thousands of British women.
Now, men are starting to catch up. This week, The Mail reported how soaring numbers are seeking liposuction, nose jobs and Botox.
The trend is linked to the rise of the ‘metrosexual’, a heterosexual urban man who takes pride in his appearance. One man who has succumbed to cosmetic treatments totalling about £20,000 is Steave Beale, editor-at-large of the men’s magazine Arena. Here, Steve, 31, who lives in Hoxton, East London, and is single reveals why…
Chantell had surgery to get back in shape after giving birth – and is thrilled with her new body. Chantell, 32, had a tummy tuck as she wanted to smooth over her “wrinkled” stomach.
Genevieve and Sarah both decided to have cosmetic surgery to change their hated family features – and say it’s been worth every penny! Genevieve had always felt upset about her legs and thighs, and Sarah hated her nose – and even though both had inherited the features from their mothers, they felt it was time to take action, so booked in for surgery at The Harley Medical Group… and are thrilled with the results