Having them now gives me a baby face – I’m in my twenties but I still look cute. which has done wonders for my self-esteem! Ironically. Dimples are actually a genetic defect that occurs when the skin sticks to the connective tissue underneath. Dimple creation surgery, or dimpleplasty, involves making a circular cut inside the cheek. Muscle tissue in removed. Leaving the skin intact. which creates a cylindrical shaped hole under the skin. lt’s closed by a stitch that goes through the skin and is then tied in a knot to cause dimpling. The long-term remit; may not be quite so pretty. though. As the skin ages and loses its elasticity. The dimple won’t move with it and could end up

Mr Shailesh Vadodaria gives his personal perspective on a decade of tattoo excision practice in the UK Read more about tattoo removal at Medical Arts for Cosmetic Surgery Clinic. Article featured on www.aestheticmed.co.uk Mr Shailesh Vadodaria gives his personal perspective on a decade of tattoo excision practice in the UK Cosmetic tattooing is enduringly popular amongst the young during the college and university stage of their lives. Most of these tattoos are permanent, since the pigments injected are water insoluble and can penetrate the deeper layers of skin permanently. There are many reasons for subsequently seeking tattoo removal: The presence of a tattoo on an exposed part of the body can compromise job opportunities Having a tattoo is considered a social taboo in

Cosmetic Surgery & Aesthetics Guide talks to Mr Shailesh Vadoderia to find out why the fashion focus has shifted from boobs to burn and hove you can possess the perfect posterior Over the centuries, society‘s idea of a ‘desirable’ body shape tor women has changed along with fashions in clothing. In the 18th century. Women really had to worry about little more than their Cleavage. as the prevailing style of dress was floor length and cut in an empire line, to cover a multitude of sins. Tightly laced corsets helped women achieve the waspish waists that were an vogue in Victorian times, whilst full, floor length skirts kept less than perfect pins under wraps. However, in the 20th century fashions

It is no exaggeration to say that over the past year. the former Mrs Ashley Cole has become the nation’s sweetheart. With the press poring over her every move. And whilst there is no denying that Cheryl is beautiful, there is one aspect of her face that would have not always have been considered so desirable. “The natural dimple is essentially a defect.” says consultant plastic surgeon Mr Shailesh Vadodaria. “The skin of the cheek is tethered to the underlying tissue and deeper, to the muscle itself. When you smile. the muscles will contract and that tethering becomes very apparent.” So famed is Ms Cole for this particular characteristic that she is nicknamed ‘Dimples’, and since her rise to superstardom

Prominent members of the British Asian community gathered to launch the U.K. chapter of the Voice of SAP earlier this month. Voice of SAP (Specially Abled People) is a Global Advocacy Organization of Volunteers to promote empowerment to Specially Abled People. https://voiceofsap.com/ Founded by Mr. Pranav Desai the key aim of the organisation is to facilitate the implementation of the goals of UNCRPD (UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities), promoting Independent living. The launch event was organised by Dr. Rohini Vijaygopal and Mr. Vijay Vaidyanathan who brought together two great charitable organisations – Voice of SAP and Help Smile Trust (www.helpsmiletrust.co.uk), which provides free operations to the needy across the World. The event was hosted at the MACS