London: Women who do not wish to go under the knife to remove stubborn areas from their body and endure a long recovery period can now use a brand new non-surgical treatment called SmartLipo. Not only is it minimally invasive, … Continue reading
IRVINE, Calif: Allergan, Inc. (NYSE:AGN), the maker of BOTOX(R) Cosmetic (Botulinum Toxin Type A), today announced the launch of a ‘next-generation’ hyaluronic acid dermal filler family of products, called JUVEDERM(TM) ULTRA and JUVEDERM(TM) ULTRA PLUS. “We are pleased to now … Continue reading
Wroclaw: Apple juice that contains the pulp is far better than the clear variety, says a new report from Poland. Scientists at the Agriculture University of Wroclaw have found that cloudy juice – which also tastes better – has four … Continue reading
London: Well-educated young women are more likely to binge drink, says a new study from the UK’s Institute of Child Health. It also found that women who have children early and have fewer qualifications tend to take up drinking heavily … Continue reading
New York: M-A-C Cosmetics, the leading brand of professional cosmetics and makeup artist brand of choice, has named Raquel Welch, award-winning actress and screen siren, its fourth M-A-C Beauty Icon. Ms. Welch, well-known for her own artistry skills, and M-A-C … Continue reading
Paris: Cosmetics house Lancôme has signed Clive Owen as its newest spokesperson. At 42, this extremely talented and seductive British man is one of Hollywoods most courted actors. Clive Owen has been passionate about acting since age 12. A graduate … Continue reading
New York: Folic acid may lower the risk of Alzheimer’s, say US doctors. The finding follows a study of nearly 1,000 elderly people which discovered that those with higher levels of this B vitamin were less likely to suffer mental … Continue reading
London: Wave goodbye to the trout put, injections are no longer just about plumping up the lips, but using them to restore the border that you lose as you age, and to lift sagging corners. OUTLINE original does exactly what … Continue reading
London: One in three women would be willing to have cosmetic surgery, a new report reveals. The proportion of women who consider this kind of surgery has doubled in the past two years, according to research carried out by Key … Continue reading
New York: A diet pill for dogs has been given approval by the US regulator, the Food and Drug Administration. This allows qualified US veterinarians to precribe it to pets who have a weight problem. It costs around £1 a … Continue reading
London: The UK body, the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons today condemned a new monthly cosmetic super draw in which contestants can win aesthetic surgery procedures which will take place in Prague. Briton John Babbage, of the company, Europa … Continue reading
London: The skin says it all. As we age our oestrogen levels drop and our skin starts to droop! Simildiet FACE ANTIAGING System is a technique of micro injections that has been used in France for over 30 years resulting … Continue reading
London: The increasing trend for cosmetic procedures worldwide will continue in 2007 with approximately a 25-30% increase in surgical procedures over 2006 and a 30-40% increase in non-surgical procedures such as Botox and dermal filler injections, predicts Rajiv Grover, Consultant … Continue reading
London: A UK company has opened up a cell “bank” that stores an individual’s immune cells for use against any future illness such as cancer. Lifeforce Immune System Bank, which is already operating after receiving the regulatory approval of the … Continue reading
London: Britain’s pets are getting fatter and fatter, according to a survey from a pet insurer. More than a third of cats and dogs are obese and vets are now running special clinics to address the problem. Like their owners, … Continue reading
Amsterdam: Two alcoholic drinks a day can help men reduce high blood pressure, according to scientists. As well as the traditional methods of getting healthier body markets such as taking more exercise and cutting amounts of saturated fats and sat, … Continue reading
Chicago: Brain exercises can help elderly people stay mentally fit for longer, says a new study. It concluded that older people must “use-it-or-lose-it” . For people say aged 73 years all that was needed was ten sessions of hour-long classes … Continue reading
New York: A gene variation that helps people live long lives also protects their memories and their ability to think and learn, say researchers from the US Institute of Aging Research. The Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York … Continue reading
Copenhagen: Four teaspoons of olive oil a day can help protect against cancer, says a new report by researchers at Copenhagen University Hospital. In a study of 182 European men, levels of 8-oxodG, which reflects cell damage, was measured in … Continue reading
London: A new fatbusting drug that makes the body loose 12 percent of weight in a year – faster than any other drug on the market – could soon be available to UK patients. The one-a-day tablet called Excalia which … Continue reading
London: A new skin rejuvenation laser that peppers the skin with little holes, stimulating new collagen, has been launched in the UK. The Harmony Pixel is a new generation skin resurfacing laser that means long recovery times following treatment are … Continue reading
Chartered physiotherapist, acupuncturist and naturopath, Hans van de Braak, pictured right, gives his advice on how to beat the festive season hangover: “As a physiotherapist, naturopath and acupuncturist, I am often asked by friends and family for medical advice. However, … Continue reading
Glasgow: The growing obesity problem in the UK could bankrupt the state health system, warn doctors in the Britisih Medical Journal. In the United Kingdom, well over half the population is overweight and more than one in five adults is … Continue reading
London: Britons are refusing to face the reality of old age and are leaving the UK at the mercy of a caring time bomb. When it comes to thinking about their care needs, Britons are putting their heads in the … Continue reading
Pets have more accidents in the home at Christmas, according to new research[2] commissioned by Butchers Pet Care, 50% of dogs are involved in a Christmas related accidents and one in ten (1/10) have had a trip to the vet … Continue reading
