Why Choose a Plastic Surgeon for Your Mole Removal?
Why see a plastic surgeon for mole removal? Incision planning, layered closure and scar care: what surgical training adds to the result.
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Why see a plastic surgeon for mole removal? Incision planning, layered closure and scar care: what surgical training adds to the result.
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Itchy or bleeding mole? When it is harmless friction and when it needs prompt assessment, plus the ABCDE warning signs and what to do next.
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The nose is one of the most distinguishing features of a person's face, and certain types of nose shape can significantly impact self-confidence and may lead…
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The ears are responsible for hearing and balance and are key special senses along with vision, touch, taste, and smell, without which everyday life would be…
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Does sex cause elongated labia? No. Learn what really causes long or stretched labia minora, what labia stretching is, and when long labia can be treated.
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Many people may find it difficult to get rid of stubborn fat in certain areas despite a healthy diet and regular exercise. Liposuction is ideal for the removal…
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How will your breasts feel after fat transfer? Softer and more natural than implants — recovery timeline, sensation changes, and breastfeeding safety.
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Breast augmentation scars: where the incisions go, a realistic healing timeline, and how to minimise scarring before and after your boob job.
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Breast augmentation is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures in the UK, with over 10,000 procedures carried out in 2019 alone. Many women often…
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What hip dips are, what causes them, and whether you can get rid of them. Why exercise won't remove them, and how fat transfer and filler compare. Centre for…
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Can you get a boob job on the NHS? When breast enlargement is genuinely funded, how the Individual Funding Request process works, realistic waiting times, and…
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Liposuction side effects explained: common vs rare risks, warning signs, the recovery timeline, and why VASER and power-assisted liposuction are both safe.
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How long to wait before wearing glasses after nose filler, why the first two weeks matter, and what to do if you must wear them.
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What a deviated septum is, how to check at home, why sprays sometimes help a structural problem, NHS criteria and waiting times, and when septoplasty is worth…
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Liposuction scars: where the small incisions sit, a realistic healing timeline, chin and neck lipo specifics, and how to minimise scarring.
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Breast augmentation incisions explained: inframammary, periareolar, transaxillary and transumbilical — pros, cons, scarring, and which we use at CFS.
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Breast implant safety: capsular contracture, rupture, and BIA-ALCL risk explained in full, plus how often to get implants checked and what genuinely reduces…
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Trim vs wedge labiaplasty explained: how each technique works, results, wedge dehiscence risk, de-epithelialisation, curvilinear and which type suits you.
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Achieving a flatter, more contoured stomach is a highly desirable goal for many patients who come to see us at Centre for Surgery in London. Many patients…
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A bulbous tip comes from cartilage, skin thickness or soft tissue — and which one applies decides what surgery can achieve. Causes, treatment and limits.
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BodyTite vs liposuction: the fat-vs-loose-skin question that decides which fits, whether they can be combined, recovery, risks, and transparent pricing.
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Tummy tuck scars by technique, from full and extended to Fleur-de-Lis and mini, with a realistic healing timeline and how to minimise them.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about liposuction is that it is a weight loss surgery. Once you undergo liposuction, the weight will be gone and won't…
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Fat transfer recovery: desk work in 1–2 weeks, exercise from about 6 weeks and the final result at 3–6 months. Bruising, fat survival, sleeping and FAQs.
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