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By Mr Ulrich Meyer-Bothling
15.10.19
Ophthalmology

Concerned about cataract surgery? Advice from an expert

You may have concerns about cataract surgery either for yourself or a loved one. Mr Ulrich Meyer-Bothling, an expert consultant ophthalmic surgeon, explains how the procedure is done, what you can expect after and whether cataracts can ever come back.

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By Professor Samer Humadi
09.10.19
Surgery

What’s the difference between a gastric balloon and a gastric band?

Weight loss can be a difficult task to accomplish by yourself and eventually some people are left with the choice of opting for a gastric band or gastric balloon to shift the excess weight and to keep the weight off long term. Mr Samer Humadi compares the gastric balloon and gastric band procedures and the advantages and disadvantages of both.

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By Mr Paul Tulley
15.05.19
Plastic surgery

Facelift and rhinoplasty surgery: what you need to know

Cosmetic surgery can mean many things, with various procedures that could be done for a number of reasons. Facelift and rhinoplasty are both popular examples that can have an anti-ageing effect. What do they involve? Experienced plastic surgeon Mr Paul Tulley is here to explain and offer expert advice.

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By Mr Paul Tulley
12.03.19
Plastic surgery

Scar treatment: how to get rid of prominent scarring

Injuries and surgery can leave prominent scars, which can bother people for years to come. Depending on where the scar is, it may cause distress or embarrassment over their physical appearance. The most common reason for prominent scars is that the skin has not healed properly. Is there a solution? Esteemed plastic surgeon Mr Paul Tulley has the answers.

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By Mr Paul Tulley
01.03.18
Plastic surgery

Facial paralysis: a guide to Bell's palsy

Facial paralysis can be a terrifying idea, but it is a very real condition that can prevent movement in half or even all of a person's face. But why does facial paralysis occur, and what causes it? Plastic surgeon and expert in facial paralysis Mr Paul Tulley answers these questions and more in this guide to all you need to know about Bell's palsy.

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