Patients seeking Plastic / Cosmetic surgical enhancements need to make informed choices before pursuing any procedure.

It is my view that there are excellent cosmetic surgeons throughout the world. However, seeking surgery abroad requires an even greater level of knowledge and homework.

If you are thinking about having procedures overseas, consider establishing a relationship with a local board certified plastic surgeon before going on your trip. Then, if complications arise when you return home, a qualified surgeon will be familiar with your goals and procedures. To find a local board certified plastic surgeon log on to http://www.surgery.org/public/findasurgeon.php.
In Australia http://www.plasticsurgery.org.au/public/aspsframe.asp

The following questions were created to help you through the process and should be answered before boarding the plane: Read more

Q: I’ve been refused a tummy tuck as currently I am 25 kilogram overweight. What’s the point of offering surgery to help get rid of the fat, when the surgeon won’t do it because you’re too fat?

A: Dr Peter Dixon says: Read more

Recovering from Plastic Surgery:
When you are considering cosmetic surgery a vital but often neglected part of the plan is your recovery.
I recently a informative article @ infoplasticsurgery.com on preparing for surgery. Some interesting extracts:

How to Plan Your Recovery Read more

Wrinkles that are due to UV damage of the skin can be reduced by the application of Sunscreens.

The best way to prevent sun-damaged skin and skin cancers and to reduce wrinkles in any case is to avoid episodes of excessive sun exposure, particularly during the hours of 10am to 4pm when sunlight pours down 80% of its total daily UV rays. Reflective surfaces, such as sand, concrete, and white-painted areas should be avoided. Read more