What Liposuction Does To Your Body Over Time
Undergoing liposuction can be a terrifying prospect if you feel as though you’re uninformed on the matter. It’s important when considering any form of cosmetic surgery to make sure you truly understand both the risks involved and what the results will be directly after the surgery as well as further down the line. You need to ensure that your expectations are realistic - liposuction, of course, will not get rid of any cellulite you may have. You must also be in good health prior to the surgery itself - being within 30% of your body’s ideal weight, having firm skin with good levels of elasticity and being a non-smoker are some of the requisites. You must remember that it is a surgical procedure and there are always risks involved. What is liposuction and what are the risks? Liposuction is the removal of fat
Getting Dermal Fillers in Dubai? Make Sure You Ask These Questions First!
Dermal fillers have skyrocketed in popularity in last couple of years. We can attribute it to Kylie Jenner and the thousands of Instagram and Youtube influencers, but the demand for them is only expected to keep rising. Fillers are used to enhance lips, contour jaw lines, lift eye bags, reshape noses and so much more. However, if you've never had any type of dermal filler, you might have a few queries about the procedure; here are 4 questions you absolutely should ask during your dermal fillers consultation: What brand of fillers will be used? Juvederm & Restylane are the most popular, top-quality brands of fillers. While you might see several ads for cheap fillers, don’t buy into them without knowing the brand of fillers that will be injected. What kind of results can I expect? Be sure to communicate exactly what you’re expecting
When Should You Consider Dental Implants? All The Facts
Dentistry has advanced quickly over the years, and there are now fixes for many common issues. Unsurprisingly, many of us are self-conscious about our teeth, especially when some are missing. Fortunately, dental implants are a long-term solution to this, and are so skilfully done that it can be impossible to tell which is a real tooth and which is artificial. How do they work? A dental implant is usually made of titanium and has an internal screw that holds a false tooth (or teeth) in place. After the implant has been fitted in place of a tooth's root, the surrounding bone grows to hold it securely. An implant can support several teeth or dentures, meaning you do not need one per missing tooth. Who should get dental implants? Dental implants are suitable for most adults who are in good general health and have healthy