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Rhinoplasty, or a nose job, remains a popular cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery procedure globally. Balancing the face, contouring and correcting asymmetries, and improving nasal function for those who suffer from breathing and sinus problems. It also works to remedy nasal birth defects and nasal injuries. A surgical procedure that nose how to serve far and wide.
Our ears are one of our star sensing performers, and they also play a standout position in the face department. Ears are unique to us but there are standard measurements that can make them more aesthetically balanced and proportioned. As published in an Otoplasty paper, in the National Library of Medicine, our ears should be equal length of the nose from the bridge to the upper lip and rest two-to-two-and-a-half centimetres off each side of the head.
Appearance medicine treatments and nonsurgical cosmetic body procedures – like Botulinum Toxin Type A, soft tissue dermal fillers, CoolSculpting – sustain their position in the popularity ranks for many reasons, including: their ability to enhance and volumize, sculpt and contour with minimal invasiveness and downtime, and their increasing affordability and low-risk status. Continual advancements in their technologies also means they're more effective than ever before, allowing plastic surgeons and specialised cosmetic practitioners to achieve balanced, harmonised results, minus the invasiveness.
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It may not be the first surgical procedure that springs to mind when we think of cosmetic surgery, but the Brazilian Butt Lift continues its steady progression up the popularity ranks. In fact, according to a recent survey by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, demand for this procedure has risen globally by 77.6% since 2015 – making it the fastest growing cosmetic surgical procedure in the world.
Skin cancer is not just a seasonal striker, and it doesn't just play favourites. Protecting ourselves and loved ones means developing a closer relationship with our skin – not just slip, slop and slapping on the sunscreen come summer. When it comes to skin cancer, it’s not just fair skinned people or tanning booth users that are more at risk. A family history, hair type, certain types of moles, can all greaten your risk, with skin cancer striking anytime and any age.
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