Myths and Theories about Why Men Love Big Breasts In the vast spectrum of human attraction, one feature that often sparks curiosity and debate is the fascination with breasts, particularly large ones. This intrigue transcends cultures and generations, leading us to question: Why are large breasts so captivating, especially to men? In this blog, we’ll
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Causes, Treatments and Prevention of Hypertrophic and Keloid Scars after Plastic Surgery Keloids and hypertrophic scars are thick and elevated scars that can develop after plastic surgery. They form when the body produces too much collagen and scar tissue while healing a wound. Hypertrophic scars and keloids have similar causes and treatments. However, keloids are
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Is It Your Choice? And What Is the Difference? Planning for plastic surgery raises many questions for patients about what the process will look like, and what decisions they will need to make. Patients often wonder if their plastic surgery should be performed in a public hospital, or a private hospital. While there is no
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The Snoopy Dog Deformity after Getting Breast Implants Between 5 to 10 million women worldwide have breast implants. Around 30% of women remove or exchange their implants within ten years after breast augmentation surgery because of a breast implant deformity or complication. The waterfall effect or the snoopy dog deformity is a kind of breast
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Pneumothorax, or a collapsed lung, is one of the risks of en bloc implant removal Pneumothorax complication occurs when air builds up in the chest cavity and prevents the lung from expanding normally. A lung may collapse only partially and heal by itself, or it can become a life-threatening condition and require surgery. Patients with
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Lupus Can Increase the Risk of Complications during and After Plastic Surgery Lupus is an autoimmune disease that causes inflammation in different healthy tissue and organs in the body. This chronic disease can increase the risk of certain complications during and after plastic surgery. These include delayed wound healing, excessive bruising, increased bleeding, and increased
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Can Private Health Insurance Cover Some of the Costs of Plastic Surgery? In Australia, private health insurance gives you access to private patient treatment in hospitals, and it also covers health care costs for procedures that don’t fall under Medicare, one good example being physiotherapy. While these things often get complicated right at the first
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As we age, the effects of gravity on our skin are inevitable. One of the most common issues associated with facial ageing is sagging jowls. Sagging jowls can make us appear older than we are and can give us a tired appearance. Fortunately, there is an effective way to reduce the appearance of sagging jowls
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Are you tired of having tired-looking eyes? Do you feel like no amount of rest or makeup can make them look refreshed and energised? If so, you might be a prime candidate for blepharoplasty. This common form of plastic surgery is designed to reduce the appearance of droopy eyelids and under-eye bags, giving your face
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