Our hair is an essential visual richness that affects our overall appearance to a great extent. Therefore, everyone wants to maintain the density and healthy appearance of hair. However, despite our efforts, we can experience severe hair loss and consequently go bald someday. Baldness is a state of lack of hair on our heads. Baldness may indicate a disease or may be due to genetic factors, age, or androgen hormones. The most common condition of baldness is known as male…

Although the healing process after the hair transplant varies from person to person, the symptoms of healing are generally observed within one to two weeks. One year after the operation, you can see the ultimate results. The healing process includes stages such as crusting, itching, redness, and shock shedding. Since the FUE method does not make incisions on the scalp, the healing time of the donor area is relatively shorter. In FUE, as the grafts are removed individually using a…

Focal alopecia or nesting alopecia is one of the many hair loss-causing conditions. The principal characteristic of focal alopecia is a sudden loss of hair on the scalp in circular spots. Balding spots resemble the shape of a coin and are usually accompanied by inflammation of the zone. Cause of Focal Alopecia The falling of the hair is due to an autoimmune disorder that leads your body to believe that it is under attack falsely. Immunological systems start to deal…

Hair loss is a matter that is frequently seen in both men and women. It is a problem of our era. The treatment is possible with medical methods basing on the wish of patients. Rapidly developing technology is also a cure for aesthetic concerns. It also provides solutions for hair loss. Causes of hair loss are stress or genetics. Aesthetically, we can consider hair transplantation is the top point of today's technology. It is possible to regain lost hair with…

The nipples are the raised, protruding portions of the skin that are at the centre of each breast. The darker-coloured area that surrounds it is the areola. Both of them are an aesthetically-recognized feature of the breast and linked to their sexual, erogenous status. Everyone has an idea of how nipples should look like, but not all nipples can meet those expectations. Cosmetic procedures for the nipples and areolas seek to correct such imperfections and bring on a desirable look.…

When it is fully developed, the breast presents a remarkable level of fullness and elasticity. But no set of breasts could hope ever to escape the effects that gravity and age have in store for them. Throughout their lives, women can appreciate how breast tissue loses elasticity. This leads them to sag and distance further from the pectoral zone permanently progressively. What hanged so proudly and firmer one day can be reduced until a mere shadow of its former self…

Liposuction is a procedure that removes the pockets of fat that seem to go nowhere with diet and exercise. Despite that, a question still persists: can fat return after liposuction? The procedure sucks the fat out of any localized area of the patient’s body through the use of different technologies. You can see the new contour of your body right away even with swelling and bruising caused by the procedure. The procedure’s almost instantaneous results are the reason for its…

Both liposuction and tummy tuck can achieve the much sought after result of delivering you a flat midsection. Yet, both have different considerations; you must be aware of when deciding which is the one for you. Tummy Tuck or Liposuction? The Procedures Although both target the abdominal area, both procedures differ from one another. To appreciate the differences, let’s describe how each one surgery proceeds. Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) A tummy tuck procedure is also known as the abdominoplasty operation. The…

Some women spend significant amounts of money and time into obtaining larger breasts through surgery. Some others have difficulty putting up with their large breasts and actively seek to make them smaller and more manageable.  Women that have naturally larger breasts cite their unwieldy nature as their reason for wanting to reduce them. A disproportionate ratio of breast-to-body size can affect self-perception besides limiting movement. Women that experienced extreme weight loss are particularly keen on getting rid of the stretch…

You may think that the title is not, but it literally is. Excising excessive breast tissue to reduce the breast to a more manageable size gets rid of much of their weight and its effects on your spine. Most women who present ‘hypertrophic breasts’ (very large breasts) commonly complain of chronic back pain.  Not only that, but it is also common for them to suffer from neck pain and shoulder pain due to the straps of their breast weighing heavy.…