Recently, I was approached by “Rani” wanting to share her story of breast cancer. Rani is a doctor, and you just don’t think it can happen to a doctor – or at least I didn’t. Since hearing Rani’s it’s made me rethink what’s important, and what’s not, and also how important it’s up to us
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When you look at yourself in the mirror and are unhappy with what is looking back at you, it is hard to live your life to your full potential. After having children, it is a sad reality that often our bodies just don’t bounce back the way we’d like, and in some cases, our bodies
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When we have children our bodies change. Except for those few lucky ones who bounce back straight away, the majority of us find that for one reason or another, our bodies are different to what they were before kids. A lot of the time, our partners and/or family support us and don’t really think we
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We all need a pick up every now and then, but when Debra decided she wanted to refresh her life she made changes to her life inside and out! Debra’s story is inspiring for any of us out there who feel as though we have got into a rut, or as though life is passing
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Overseas Plastic Surgery Nightmare Choosing to have plastic surgery overseas increases your risks exponentially, not only because of the uncertainty with regards to the qualifications and experience of the surgeon you end up with, but the unknown of where the surgery will be performed and the lack of after-surgery care. Unfortunately, so many are lured
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Gynecomastia Patient Story Most of our real patient stories tend to come from women, as the men who undergo surgery tend to be a little more cautious about sharing their experiences like Luke’s gynecomastia patient story. Luke was brave enough to answer some questions and show us his amazing results from his mastectomy and tummy
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Breast Surgery Patient Story Julie had always felt duped in the breast department. Her mother had them, her sister had them; but Julie’s were more on the “petite” side. “I believe I got the leftovers,” she says. Julie says she didn’t really consider surgery an option, until after she had finished breast feeding 3 children
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Tina has recently undergone a bilateral breast reconstruction and Free TRAM flaps surgery. She needed a mastectomy after she had breast cancer in her right breast, and the left breast was an elective mastectomy. The Free TRAM flaps surgery involves removing a flap from the patient’s body – in Tina’s case from her stomach –
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Six years after having twins, Nicole decided it was her time to do something for herself. She’d been thinking of having surgery to give her boobs some lift back and perhaps get rid of some of the extra weight that didn’t seem to want to let go after her pregnancy… a bit of a mummy
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