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Menopause is a natural part of the ageing process which most women experience between 45 and 55 years old. Dealing with the uncomfortable and irritating symptoms can be challenging but when it happens prematurely, it can be a huge shock.
Cosmetic treatments are on the rise amongst young British people, and Love Island is said to be part of the cause.
It’s important to separate the doctor-recommended treatments, which have had success with strengthening the vaginal muscles, from the dangerous trends that should be avoided at all costs.
Over half of the Irish public fail to adjust their skincare routine for cold weather, according to new findings by McCabes Pharmacy
In the second of our blogs looking at the question, Are wrinkles inevitable?, I am going to look at how food and drink can help or hinder our skin quality.
The rise of celebrity and social media culture has formed a dangerous trend of beauty and health hacks. Rumours about natural remedies with the potential to cure women’s health problems, such as vaginal dryness, have been circulating in recent years. But is there actually any truth to them?
Wrinkles ARE inevitable. As we age, there is an unavoidable deterioration in the quality of our skin.
A non-surgical facelift can refer to procedures such as laser resurfacing and facial injectables which don’t use a knife and don’t require hospitalisation.
The new Instagram and Facebook rules preventing under 18s from seeing posts about cosmetic surgery are welcomed but could go further, with 74 per cent of Brits calling for an age limit earlier in the year.
Excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis is a problem that affects millions of people around the world – in fact, it’s thought that one in 20 people suffer from excessive sweating. If you suffer from hyperhidrosis, you may have felt you’ve tried all the available options. Here’s a guide to the available treatments for excessive underarm sweating.
The concept of Free Fat Transfer (FTT) has been around since the late 1800s, when fat was first reported to have been used to fill soft tissue defects. Since then, the scope of fat transfer techniques has been continuously broadened to include tissue defect repairs in the face, breasts, and other areas of the body.
So, the key question I am often asked is, “Can aesthetic injections help with this inevitable deterioration?”
It’s that time of year again where lots of people start thinking about Coolsculpting as they get ready to go on holiday, or to wear summer clothes, simply to feel confident showing off more of their body.
Hair restoration patients around the world are being lured to "black market pirate clinics" operated by non-physicians with little or no training promising guaranteed results which pose serious risks to unsuspecting men and women seeking help for hair loss.
Consulting Room is very proud to be highlighted in The Tweakments Guide: Fresher Face, the expert guide to non-surgical cosmetic procedures published by Alice Hart Davis, as a go-to place to find cosmetic clinics and practitioners.
Do we really need to be wearing a daily SPF regardless of the weather and if we are just going to be inside all day?
Friday 8th March 2019 marks International Women’s Day; a worldwide event that highlights the social, economic, cultural and political achievements and contributions made by women in our society. The aesthetics industry is full of hardworking and aspirational women.
For those thinking of getting cosmetic surgery, getting it done abroad may seem like an appealing option.
The benefits of pelvic floor exercises are well-documented, and are recommended to help prevent problems such as stress urinary incontinence and a prolapsed uterus. Despite this, a recent survey conducted by Health & Aesthetics revealed that a third of women who have had or are expecting a baby admitted to never practising the exercises.
In our previous blog we looked at identifying hair loss and some initial considerations to make. In this blog we focus our attention to achieving a hair loss diagnosis in women.