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Bell’s palsy . . . Lifting the lid on facial paralysis and its treatment options
Bell’s palsy is a common facial paralysis condition – more common than many people think – and whilst the medical profession doesn’t completely understand why it occurs, there are a number of commonalities and treatments available. Our cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon, and Bell’s palsy specialist, Dr Dan Butler shares words on diagnosis and key interventions . . .
Being dragged down by your neck? Lose the sag, restore definition and fend off the ‘tech neck’
If your neck area is fast becoming a sporting ground for lines and sagging, you’re not alone. Whilst genetics, aging and weight loss can all contribute to loose skin, a double or drooping chin and sagging jawline, there’s also a new phenomenon playing havoc with our lower face – the tech neck– and it’s not just causing pain and soreness.
Plastic surgery in 2026 . . . Regenerative and undectable are the words on the street
Trend predictions prevail industry-wide in the New Year – we’ve come to expect them, regardless of whether we follow their lead or not. 2026 envisioning on the cosmetic and plastic surgery is no different, and according to industry experts this year’s facial and body procedures attune regenerative and undetectable aesthetics.
Body goals for 2026? It’s all about an individual approach and knowing your options . . .
Many of us are likely to fall off the New Year’s resolution bandwagon, unless we have an ‘approach-oriented’ goal, according to a large-scale experiment on New Year’s resolutions. Which is why making 2026 your year to achieve specific body and face goals – a tighter tum, improved skin elasticity, reduced fine lines – is your ticket to feeling good and looking great.
Ridding stubborn fat, sculpting the bod . . . CoolSculpting steps up to the challenge
Everyone has those body areas that show the first signs of weight gain and are the last to leave. Those stubborn fat pockets that exercise just won’t shift. However, if it’s your time to rid these areas once and for all consider CoolSculpting. This non-invasive, highly effective body contouring procedure, permanently removes stubborn fat body-wide. Make it your time to welcome permanent fat removal with a touch of cool . . .
Self-care and Body Wellness Promote Greater Cosmetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Results . . .
Gaining the most from a plastic surgery procedure begins well before the procedure itself. Choosing to undergo cosmetic or reconstructive plastic surgery is a big deal, and one that begins with a specialist plastic surgeon. A qualified surgeon who provides trusted and individually tailored advice, and a focus on a pre-surgery and post-surgery self-care and wellness to ensure best possible outcomes. So, what are some of the key considerations, limitations and expectations around diet, medication, body and fitness, to engage with pre-surgery and post-surgery?
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