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What you need to know about chin implants

Genioplasty - or chin augmentation surgery - is one of the fastest growing procedures in the US and UK. Although Australia does not record genioplasty rates, chin augmentation surgery is one of the procedures men enquire about most commonly in our clinics. In males,...

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Tips for healthy winter skin

Queensland winters are typically mild, and although our skin does not suffer the extreme cold of other climates, winter can still leave us with dry, unhappy skin. As we move into the warmer months, Dr Sharp and our dermal clinician Deborah have 4 tips for restoring a...

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5 questions to ask before you have a breast augmentation

  The process of preparing for breast augmentation surgery can be overwhelming, with a plethora of information, personal anecdotes and images available online - paired with a mix of excitement, nerves and sometimes, trepidation! Amidst this information overload,...

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Breast size and exercise: are your breasts a barrier?

If just the idea of a vigorous session of lunge-jumps makes you protectively clutch your breasts in pain, you aren't alone. Nearly one in five women feel that the size of their breasts is an obstacle for exercise. Research conducted by the University of Portsmouth in...

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What is the dual plane technique for breast augmentation?

The dual plane technique is a form of subpectoral - or 'under the muscle' - breast implant placement. There are two main kinds of implant placement:[dsm_icon_list icon_padding="5px" icon_font_size="16px" list_vertical_alignment="flex-start" list_space_between="8px"...

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Why we choose fractionated Fraxel laser

Fraxel fractionated laser resurfacing addresses 7 key facets of facial ageing Fraxel laser's non ablative resurfacing was one of the first on the market, and over the decades has refined its technology, continuing to be a leader in the laser laser skin treatments...

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What is actinic or ‘solar’ keratosis?

An actinic keratosis (AK) is also known as a 'solar' keratosis. It has the appearance of a crusty, scaly growth and is caused by  damage to the skin from exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation; something we see a lot of in Queensland! Can it cause skin cancer? Actinic...

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