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By Mr Ian Grant
22.11.19
Plastic surgeon

Tummy tuck and the possible complications

Considering having a tummy tuck but wondering what happens after surgery? One of our top plastic surgeons Mr Ian Grant explains what you can expect, from recovery time to scarring, and gives his advice to those who are on the fence about having the operation.

The angle suggests that a patient is lying down and about to have a procedure. The patient's view is the face of a dentist looking over them and into their mouth. The dentist is wearing a mask and holding dental tools.

By Dr Olurotimi Adesanya
22.11.19
Dentist

Dental implants and guided surgery

Dental implant surgery can be performed freehand or it can be guided with technology. With the aid of technology, a dentist can place the implant in a more precise and efficient manner, which ultimately provides benefits for the patient. Dr Olurotimi Adesanya, a highly experienced dentist, answers common questions about this procedure, including how guided surgery differs from traditional free-hand surgery and its success rate.

By Mr Aza Mohammed
22.11.19
Urologist

Detecting prostate cancer with the PCA3 urine test

PCA3 is a urinary test that measures the concentration of the PCA3 molecules in the urine before and after a prostate exam. The PCA3 urinary test is particularly useful in men to provide a guide on whether there is a need for a second biopsy as a result of a high-risk of underlying prostate cancer. Urologist Mr Aza Mohammed tells us more about the PCA3 test and how it compares to other tests in the detection of prostate cancer.

By Dr David Bloom
21.11.19
Dentist

Crowns, dentures, implants... what exactly is complex restorative dentistry?

Keeping your teeth in tip top condition can be key to a great smile. But sometimes, this involves a wide range of comprehensive treatments known as complex restorative dentistry. In this article, Dr David Bloom, talks us through what exactly complex restorative dentistry is and the type of treatments it might involve.

By Dr Aleksandar Godic
20.11.19
Dermatologist

Fat transfer for facial rejuvenation: how does it work?

A fat transfer to the face is an upcoming technique being used to restore the volume and youthful appearance to the visage. Read more from our expert dermatologist Dr Aleksandar Godic on how it works and how long it lasts for.

A women's body from her waist to her thighs. She is wearing a pink dress and placing her hands over her dress in front of her genital area as if to cover it.

By Dr Moumita Chattopadhyay
20.11.19
Dermatologist

Genital warts - causes and treatment

Genital warts are caused by the low-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) which is passed on through sexual activity. They are quite common, but arguably many people believe they won’t ever be affected. So, what should you do if you think you could have genital warts and if so, what can you expect? Dr Moumita Chattopadhyay, a highly experienced dermatologist, explains the causes, diagnosis and available treatment options.

By Dr Debora Elijah
19.11.19
Psychologist

Social anxiety disorder: what are the symptoms?

Noticed that your little one acts extremely nervous around other children, or are shy and awkward with their peers? It could be a case of social anxiety disorder. Top neuropsychologist Dr Debora Elijah explains how to recognise the symptoms of the condition.

By Mr Giovanni D. Tebala
19.11.19
Colorectal surgeon

Spotting the early signs of bowel cancer

The early signs of bowel cancer are not specific and are similar to many other conditions of the bowel. The presence of blood in the stools, in the form of either dark or bright blood, is the most common sign of bowel cancer. Mr Giovanni D. Tebala talks about bowel cancer symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

Woman lying on a bed holding her stomach in pain

By Mr Raymund Devaraj
19.11.19
Obstetrician - gynaecologist

How to deal with period cramps and pain

Period pain is not pleasant. Almost all women are affected and sometimes it can be severe, affecting their quality of life. But, what causes this pain and how can women manage it? Mr Raymund Devaraj has the answers.

By Mr Stefano Giuliani
19.11.19
Paediatric surgeon

Minimally invasive surgery in children

Minimally invasive surgery is the use of special instruments and techniques to reduce the size of incisions when performing an operation. It usually refers to laparoscopy or thoracoscopy, which are techniques using ‘keyholes’ in the tummy and chest, respectively. Paediatric surgeon Mr Stefano Giuliani tells us about the advantages of minimally invasive surgery for children and what to look for when choosing a surgeon to operate on your child.

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