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Male circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin - the retractable fold of skin that covers the end of the penis.
Read moreEar correction surgery is cosmetic surgery to alter the size or shape of the ears, or pin them back if they stick out.
Read moreThere are many reasons why a mole may bleed; it may be a normal mole that has been irritated, or could be a sign of skin cancer.
Read moreCrepey skin is finely wrinkled and thin skin. In some cases, it may also appear loose or sagging. The condition resembles common wrinkles, but it covers larger areas, becoming thinner and more fragile
Read moreNot all humps are bad. It is often seen as aristocratic and even a sign of sophistication. However, others find a hump an embarrassment and are self-conscious.
Read moreThe festoon is the bulge of skin and tissue of the cheek below the edge of the orbital rim and is therefore below the lower eyelid
Read moreAs wounds heal, collagen is laid down to give strength and as it matures much of the collagen is resorbs leaving just the collagen of a fine scar.
Read moreErectile dysfunction, which is also known as impotence, is the inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection.
Read moreA raised mole rubbing against a surface or skin conditions such as dermatitis, or insect bites can cause itching.
Read moreExcess skin is ageing skin and a fact of life. With age, skin loses its elasticity and secreting glands. It becomes dull, dry and floppy.
Read moreAs we age, we begin to lose elasticity in our skin. Collagen begins to dissipate and we experience a natural ‘drooping’ of our skin.
Read moreAge spots, also known as liver spots, are flat areas on your skin that have increased pigmentation.
Read moreAcne vulgaris is one of the most common skin disorders in the UK affecting 80% of people at some point in their lives.
Read moreCorns and Callouses are hard, thickened areas of skin on the foot which are formed by friction or pressure on the skin.
Read moreFat tends to accumulate in folds across the back causing deep furrows in the mid back and bulging above and below the bra.
Read moreA double chin is, we all know, is due to extra fat under the chin, submental fat. This is not the whole story.
Read moreLove handles are the localized deposits of fat of the loins or flanks. They overlie the iliac crest, which is the top of the hip bone to which the flank muscles of the abdominal wall are attached.
Read moreWe can change this basic shape in anyone, whether they are fat or thin, by removing fat cells.
Read moreSome women consider having a labiaplasty because they don't like the look of their labia, or because the labia cause discomfort.
Read moreDupuytren’s Contracture is a thickening of the deep tissue that passes from the palm into the fingers, causing the fingers to flexed towards the palm.
Read moreDeep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a serious condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in a vein located deep inside your body.
Read moreActinic Keratosis is a scaly spot found on sun-damaged skin, this is caused by abnormal skin cell development due to damage from UVB rays.
Read moreA viral wart is a common skin growth caused by an infection of HPV (human papillomavirus). These are very common in school-aged children, people with suppressed immune systems and people with eczema; although they can appear at any age, on anyone.
Read moreSeborrheic keratosis is the most common non-cancerous skin growth in older adults. It appears as a light tan, brown or black growth on face, chest or back areas.
Read moreBowen’s disease is a type of neoplastic skin disease, meaning an abnormal and excess growth of tissue.
Read moreExcess fat (including obesity) can can be very detrimental to the health and wellbeing of an individual.
Read moreGynaecomastia (also referred to as man boobs/moobs) is a condition where the male breast becomes enlarged.
Read moreDermatitis is inflammation of the skin resulting in itchiness, redness, skin rash, blisters and scales.
Read moreHammer and Claw Toes have the appearance of toes being bent into an odd position, mostly occurring in the four smaller toes.
Read moreAn inverted nipple is a nipple, which is turned inwards into the breast, rather than pointing outwards. Inverted nipples are mostly congenital and are not uncommon, affecting up to 20% of men and women.
Read moreIngrown toenails occur when the corner or edges of the toenail grow into the surrounding skin.
Read moreMany women suffer from symptoms caused by the weight of their breasts and look to have breast reduction surgery for relief.
Read moreUVA rays from the sun are responsible for ageing and wrinkling of the skin.
Read moreAs we age, our skin's natural collagen levels begin to deplete and elasticity decreases, making it harder for the skin to bounce back.
Read moreThere are several different types of hernia, with the most common being Inguinal hernia.
Read moreEnlarged pores are often influenced by genetics but can be the result of oily or unclean skin.
Read moreA fungal nail infection is caused by an overgrowth of fungus on, in or under the nail.
Read moreStretch marks are parallel lines of scar occurring in normal skin. They are thin with very little dermis beneath.
Read moreBingo wings are folds of loose skin and fat that hang from the undersides of your upper arms. Raise your arms and shake them!
Read moreTrigger finger is a condition whereby on flexing you are unable to straighten one of the fingers without using the other hand to force it open.
Read moreMen’s hair loss affects around 50% of men in the UK with roughly 30% who start losing their hair by the age of 30.
Read moreSagging neck refers to a mass of wrinkled sagging skin on the neck that develops due to the effects of ageing. It is a common occurrence when your muscles start weakening making your skin to become less elastic.
Read morePigmentation & Freckles are types of hyperpigmentation caused through skin damage.
Read moreHyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, is a relatively common condition affecting around 3% of the population.
Read moreSagging skin is a condition that usually develops as a result of massive weight loss. You will have much loose skin that has a negative impact on your physical appearance.
Read moreExcessive hair growth in women, a condition called hirsutism.
Read moreThe appearance of a gummy smile occurs when a large amount of gum tissue is displayed when smiling.
Read moreCrow’s feet are fine lines that spread out from the corners of your eyes. They develop gradually due to small muscular contractions of the orbicularis oculi muscle that encircles our eyes.
Read moreMilia are small, firm, dome-shaped white bumps that may appear on the skin.
Read moreSagging skin is a common sign of ageing, due to the loss of your skin's elasticity.
Read moreAn ingrown hair is a bump on the skin where the hair has curled back or grown sideways into the skin of the hair follicle.
Read moreLoss of Facial Volume is a natural part of the ageing process and can result in a loss of density and sagging skin.
Read moreForehead lines are caused by the flat Frontalis muscle of the forehead, which lifts the eyebrows allowing us to frown as part of facial expression.
Read moreSagging eyes occur as the delicate skin around the eye area begins to lose its elasticity.
Read moreBreast implants may be replaced for many reasons, but the patient has already decided that she wants to retain volume with implants.
Read moreMany factors can affect the tone of skin including environmental factors.
Read moreBreast Augmentation surgery involves inserting breast implants to increase the size or change the shape of the breasts.
Read moreVolume loss is at all levels. From the outside, the skin thins with loss of collagen and elastin and associated glands, which should be maintaining moisture and suppleness.
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