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Liposuction is one of the most popular cosmetic surgeries in the UK, and can be used to remove unwanted fat and sculpt the body. Yet, like all surgery, it does carry an element of risk. Advances in medical technology means there are now non-surgical alternatives, and one of these is called liposonix and we’ll be looking at how this compares to liposuction.
Having children is a wonderful process, which a number of women wish and hope to experience. However with pregnancy come a lot of changes to the body. Pregnancy affects each women differently, some women are able to bounce back within a few months without any signs of previously expecting a child, but for others they may feel like pregnancy has ‘ravaged’ their body. Age and genetics both play a role in how the body recovers after pregnancy, but loose, sagging skin, stubborn fat, stretch marks and a loss of fullness and firmness in the breasts are all common after childbirth and pregnancy.
Quite often we hear of the negative side effects of Botox, and about those who have had poor results, which can make us feel Botox is unwise, unsafe and risky. Although Botox is one of the most popular non-surgical treatments worldwide, there are many myths which persist about it and which give Botox a bad name. We’ve debunked three of the most Botox myths for you below
