Page 9 - Medical articles of Aesthetic medicine

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Skin peeling treatments to rejuvenate the face

The desire to improve the skin is centuries old, even dating back to times such as ancient Egypt. Today, rejuvenation treatments come in many forms. Here, we find out more about the different kinds of chemical peel offered and how they can rejuvenate the skin.

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Non-surgical eyebag removal with tear trough treatment

In the UK, cosmetic surgery procedures are not as popular as they once were - but that doesn't mean that the aesthetic treatment business is in decline. Here we learn how eye bags, a common sign of ageing, can be tackled through needles rather than going under the knife.

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By Ms Gael MacLean
14.09.17
Aesthetic medicine

Easy aesthetic surgery to solve breast asymmetry

Has breast asymmetry ever caused you anxiety? Learn what causes uneven breasts and how aesthetic surgery can provide a solution for breast asymmetry, with Ms Gael MacLean, renowned consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon.

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Aesthetic medicine

Ultherapy: the new non-surgical facelift

Discover Ultherapy - a non-surgical facelift, which uses ultrasound to achieve facial rejuvenation. Find out more...

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Aesthetic medicine

Healthier and beautiful legs: new comprehensive treatment for women with lipoedema

Many women consult their doctors and dermatologists about their legs, especially just before summer. Among them, lipoedema is significant as around 11% of women suffer from it, and from the psychological impact it brings.

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PicoWay: innovative tattoo removal

PicoWay is an innovative tattoo removal technique. Find out more.

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Aesthetic medicine

How to reduce nasolabial folds

As you get older, your nasolabial folds, or "smile lines" can become more pronounced. Many people worry about wrinkles like these, but there are ways to keep your skin looking young. Read on to find out how treatments, such as wrinkle fillers (like hyaluronic acid) can reduce nasolabial folds.

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Aesthetic medicine

Revolutionising beauty: the first needle-free revitalising treatment

Facial revitalisation is a medical beauty treatment that consists of improving the appearance of the skin using microinjections of amino acids into wrinkles on the face, neck and décolleté area. Dr Rossana Castellana, an Italian dermatologist, has developed a new and innovative technique for biorevitalisation without needles: the PRX-T33.

By Dr Nikola Milojevic
27.07.17
Aesthetic medicine

Doctor FAQs: your questions answered on dermal fillers

Dermal fillers are used to replace the lost volume in the face as we age - and as the procedure only lasts around 5-10 minutes, it is becoming very popular as an anti-ageing quick fix. Dr Milojevic of the Milo Clinic explains more.