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Breast Augmentation Breast Uplift Breast Reduction Ear Surgery Eye Surgery Face and Neck Lift Fat Transplant Labioplasty Liposelection by VASER MACS Lift Macrolane Nose Correction Penis Enlargement and Lengthening Tummy Tucks Vaginoplasty NON-INVASIVE TREATMENTS Actistem REFERENCE LINKS |
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Vitamin injections are injected into the face to make it look younger. The surgeon injects a mixture of vitamins, amino acids, and other medications into a selected area, just beneath the surface of the skin. These injections include conjonctyl, procaine lavoisier and placentex. Each treatment takes up to twenty minutes. If you find it uncomfortable, a local anaesthetic cream can be applied before the injections. Vitamin injections aim to replace the minerals, vitamins and amino acids that you have less of as your skin ages. By having these injections, greater concentrations of substances reach the selected area faster than oral methods. It also aims to help maintain firmness and texture, reducing lines and wrinkles. The results are not permanent, and many patients have injections every three months. Risks include allergic reactions to the injected mixture, slight bruising and swelling may also occur. Cost of Procedure: £180 per treatment1 treatment every two weeks for 2 months then1 treatment per month maintenanceIf you have any further questions or queries about this procedure, please feel free to call and speak to either Dr Roberto Viel, Dr Maurizio Viel or any of our nurses. Please note that it is necessary to attend a consultation prior to this procedure.
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| BEFORE YOUR SURGERY Two weeks before the surgery, you should not take any medications containing aspirin (acetyl salicylic acid), since these products affect the bloods clotting mechanism and therefore may lead to excessive bleeding during and after surgery, hence resulting increased bruising. Taking high doses of vitamin E preparations, eating large amounts of garlic and consuming alcohol can also produce the same result and should be avoided. If pain medication is necessary, we recommend you take ibuprofen/paracetamol. It is in your own best interests to quit smoking, at least two weeks before and until 2 weeks after surgery. It is well known that smoking causes narrowing of the blood vessels, which leads to a decreased blood supply to the skin, thus slowing and interfering with the healing process. Be sure to inform your surgeon of any medications you take, as well as possible allergies including (drug, latex, plasters and so on). Your surgeon will decide whether preliminary examinations are necessary, such as blood tests, an electrocardiogram, or x-rays of the lungs. If this is the case, these tests should be performed several weeks before the surgery. It is best not to wear any makeup when you come in for your operation. Wear loose clothing that doesn't need to be pulled over your head; you may also want to bring a scarf to cover the bandages on the way home. Do not eat or drink anything for 6 hours before your operation. Make certain you have someone to collect you and stay with you overnight after the surgery. You are not allowed to drive a car for 48 hours after the surgery, due to the effects of the anaesthetic. On the day of the operation, the surgeon will explain each step of the procedure, and the nurse will assist you throughout the operation. A local anaesthetic will be injected subcutaneously (under the skin) with a very fine needle. You will feel a slight sting and a light burning sensation, but that will disappear almost immediately. The anaesthetic will last about 2-3 hours and will guarantee you have a painless procedure. At the end of the operation, your face will be cleaned with a sterile solution; a dressing will then be applied as well as a facial band that will sit under chin and around the head. |
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