BREAST REDUCTION AND LIFT SURGERY IN CAMBRIDGE
Many women are conscious about the size and shape of their breasts – and it’s this self-consciousness, along with underlining health issues which leads thousands of women each year to have cosmetic surgery. However, here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery we appreciate that the decision to undergo breast reduction or breast uplift surgery can be extremely daunting; which is why we’ve produced this guide into what you can expect before and during both surgical procedures.
Before opting for either breast reduction surgery or uplift surgery (mastopexy), we recommend seeking advice from an experienced, trained and professional surgeon.
During the consultation for either procedure, the consultant should take your medical history, including any details of previous breast surgery you have had. Once they have this, they’ll then be able to discuss the best surgical procedure for yourself, explaining what’s involved along with examining you and showing you what the effect may be following surgery.
Breast Reduction Surgery:
Whilst large breasts may be a desire for some women, in reality large and heavy breasts can have serious consequences on someone’s health. Not only can they contribute to serious neck and back pain, but in some cases large breasts can also cause skin irritation, skeletal deformities, breathing difficulties and psychological issues.
The surgery for breast reduction requires fat, glandular tissue and skin from the breast to be removed. The procedure is carried out under general anaesthetic and normally lasts for two hours; although an overnight stay in hospital for up-to two nights should be expected too.
Following the procedure, the finished result should be smaller, firmer and lighter breasts, leaving you more comfortable whilst sunbathing outside your Majorca apartments.
Mastopexy:
Unlike breast reduction, uplift surgery doesn’t aim to change the size of the breasts. Instead by removing sections of redundant skin around the breast and shaping the tissue, the surgery will restore an attractive shape to your bosom. However, it’s worth noting that uplift surgery doesn’t prevent drooping later down the line.
Both breast reduction and breast uplift surgery come with side-effects and their risks; so if you’re in any doubt here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery, we’d recommend fully researching the procedures and asking your consultant as many questions as you can.
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SEEKING ADVICE ON A TUMMY TUCK IN NORWICH?
Appearance has become very important in today’s society, and with the mounting pressure to have a certain body image, those who suffer from stretch marks, excess skin and scars can feel overtly self-conscious about their own appearance. It's unavoidable that through the natural process of childbirth many women suffer from these symptoms, yet these symptoms can sometimes have the adverse effect of making a woman feel incredibly self-conscious, often causing them to alter the way that they live their lives. Cosmetic surgery, especially a tummy tuck Norwich presents an effective solution to many women's problems, but here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery we know that cosmetic surgery should be considered thoroughly beforehand.
Childbirth is a natural and wonderful process which many women go through during their lifetime, yet the alteration such a process has upon a woman’s body can leave them struggling to adapt. With stretch marks and scars appearing, many women can become increasingly self-conscious - something which products manufactured to enhance attractiveness, such as hair extensions, doesn’t always rectify.
Is A Tummy Tuck The Right Choice For You?
If you suffer from scars, excess skin or stretch marks on your stomach which have prevented you from doing certain activities, then you should certainly consider the tummy tuck as one of your options. A tummy tuck is mainly considered by those who have had a baby or by someone who has lost a considerable amount of weight which has left excess skin.
How Do You Find An Accredited Surgeon?
You can find an accredited surgeon on the Safer Cosmetic Surgery website. We have a directory listing all the available and more importantly accredited surgeons in your local area, who will discuss the operation and the effects it will have on your body. If you are considering a tummy tuck then you need to talk to a professional. Here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery we pride ourselves on delivering valid information to those who are contemplating cosmetic surgery. If you need any more information than contact us on 0800 622 6262.
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'BOYTOX’ BOOM REVEALED
A cosmetic surgery clinic in Ireland has released impressive statistics on a cosmetic surgery boom amongst FAMs (forty or fifty year old alpha males). The clinic claims that 20% of their patients attending for Botox treatments are now men, with the average patient aged between 34-45 years.
In the last 10 years cosmetic surgery for men has become more acceptable and is no longer such a taboo subject. This particular clinic has recorded a 300% increase in the number of men seeking surgery.
Non surgical treatments are the most popular with men
With an increase of 43% it’s clear that non surgical wrinkle treatments are by far the most popular procedure with men aged over 40. The Dublin clinic claims the recession had an inadvertent effect on the popularity of these treatments; indicating that more men are coming forward for treatments to rejuvenate their looks and boost their chances of finding a new job.
These latest statistics also found not only are more men undergoing the less invasive cosmetic treatments, the clinic has also seen a steady increase in all aspects of male body contouring surgery:
- Male breast reduction otherwise known as ‘moobs’ or gynaecomastia up by 28%
- Eyelid surgery or blepharoplasty procedures are up 26%
- Face lifts have increased by 16%
If you would like further information on a particular cosmetic surgery procedure please click here to visit our treatment pages, alternatively you can call us on 0800 622 6262.
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OXFORD FACE LIFT SURGEONS
Cosmetic surgery isn’t something which you can decide to have overnight; instead it’s important to ensure you have read up about the procedure you’re thinking about having, giving you a full understanding of what is involved, the risks and any side effects which can occur – after all, here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery we understand that no medical procedure is 100% safe. However, we also appreciate how important it is to have complete confidence in your surgeon, especially when undergoing a procedure such as a face lift. For this reason, we’ve provided an impartial guide into two of the best face lift surgeons who work within the Oxford area.
Mr Ian Whitworth – BSc MS FRCS (Plast) EBOPRAS:
Mr Whitworth runs his own private practice where he undertakes a series of cosmetic surgery and non-surgical procedures, including buttock and thigh lifts, breast reconstruction, lipofilling and eyelid reduction – although he specialises in face lifts and facial rejuvenation.
During his experience within the medical profession, Mr Whitworth has obtained Fellowships and undertaken courses throughout the United States and Europe, where he’s picked up the skills required to provide innovative and modern cosmetic surgery techniques. His professionalism and expertise are recognised by various medical bodies and this is shown by his membership to BAAPS, BAPRAS and EBOPRAS.
Mr David Johnson – MA, BM BCh, DM, FRCS (Plast):
Mr Johnson graduated from Cambridge University in 1989 with a First Class Honours degree in Medical Science. Since then he has gone on to not only gain further degrees within the profession, but also win numerous medical awards and recognition, including Hunterian Professorship in recognition for his research by The Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Through his experience within the profession, Mr Johnson has gained the skills and experience to provide a vast range of surgical and cosmetic surgery procedures including facial palsy, facial aesthetic surgery, face-lifting procedures, mastopexy and brachioplasty.
Choosing a surgeon to carry out your face lift is never going to be an easy decision to make – whether it’s required due to a personal injury or to boost your confidence in your appearance. However by going with one of the two surgeons above, you can be certain that when your face lift Oxford is being carried out, you’ll be in the safest hands around. If you’d like more information about face lifts, call us for free on 0800 6226262.
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ARRANGING A BREAST REDUCTION CONSULTATION IN CAMBRIDGE
The physical disadvantages which accompany large breasts are severe, and many women have difficulty living their day to day lives due to the pain which they experience. Breast Reduction surgery (Reduction Mammoplasty) significantly reduces the adverse symptoms by reducing the excess weight which many women have to carry around with them every day. When considering cosmetic surgery, whether breast reduction or otherwise, the team here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery believe that it is vital that you arrange a consultation with your surgeon before committing to undergo any surgical procedures.
Large, heavy and uncomfortable breasts are not just a physical disadvantage. With today’s pressure, many women have become self-conscious of their body and this can cause emotional and physiological strain as well as physical. Unlike nipping to your local hairdressers, breast reduction surgery demands the professional attention of a qualified surgeon and a consultation.
Why is it Important to Arrange a Consultation?
Arranging a consultation prior to cosmetic surgery is crucial, as your surgeon will be able to give you invaluable information regarding the surgical procedure. The consultation will also talk you through the entire procedure, outline the positional risks through a discussion of the symptoms you may have after the surgery, and the overall recovery process.
Things to do Before Going to Your Consultation
It is valuable to research the procedure before attending your consultation. Here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery, we would advise that you write a list of questions you would like to be answered. Some questions you may wish to consider are;
1. How many breast reduction surgeries have you performed per year? 2. What complications may arise and what is the likelihood of them arising? 3. When can I resume normal activities? 4. How long should I take off work?
How to Book a Consultation with a Surgeon You Can Trust
Simply go online and search through the directory of surgeons here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery. All surgeons are UK accredited, so finding a surgeon to perform a breast reduction is simpler and safer. If you require more information contact us on 0800 622 6262.
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STEPS TO ARRANGING A TUMMY TUCK IN CAMBRIDGE
Giving birth is one of the most rewarding things that you can go through in life, due to the overwhelming feeling of bringing a new life into the world. However, for many women the thought of the excess baby weight staying months after can be daunting and despite the many diets available, it still may not be possible to go back to the svelte figure you once had. If you’re currently in this situation, then you may be considering a tummy tuck Cambridge and here at Safer Cosmetics Surgery, we’ve compiled this guide of how to arrange a tummy tuck.
You may believe that surgery is the best option to remove the unwanted skin and fat that’s been left following the birth of your child. However as with all surgery, abdominoplasty isn’t 100% safe so it’s important to ensure that you’re fully aware of the facts surrounding the surgery before making your final decision. To get the full facts surrounding the procedure it’s important to find the right surgeon for you.
Finding a Surgeon:
When looking for a surgeon to provide the abdominoplasty surgery, it’s important to ensure that the surgeon is a member of BAAPS/BARPS. This way you can be certain that they have undergone the relevant training – including a six year training programme in an NHS training hospital. All members of BAAPS/BARPS are kept up-to-date with advances in surgery whilst their work is constantly monitored by the General Medical Council.
Once you’ve found a surgeon within your area who you feel comfortable with, it’s advisable to arrange a consultation with them. During the consultation they’ll be able to answer any questions you may have surrounding the surgery required for a tummy tuck, whilst also assessing your personal needs to ensure that you’re an ideal candidate for the procedure.
Some surgeons may also request that before the surgery takes place, you’re near to your personal weight; although they’ll also understand that this isn’t always possible.
Following Surgery:
Following a tummy tuck it’s recommended to stay overnight in the hospital so that trained staff are on hand should you feel any discomfort. Although being away from your newborn may not be ideal, a maternity nurse will be able to provide care for your child, as you rest and recover. For more information surrounding tummy tucks, contact Safer Cosmetic Surgery on 0800 6226262.
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