Cosmetic Surgery

By Mala Wijeweera

This book is written to get an idea about cosmetic surgery and technical, medical, information to medical students and nurses in National Health Service or private sector in the field of cosmetic and plastic surgery.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris UK
• Release date: Mar 13, 2014
• ISBN: 9781493141098

Mala Wijeweera

I am an operating theatre qualified nurse from St Georges' Hospital London in1971

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Copyright © 2014 by Mala Wijeweera. PID 602502

ISBN: Softcover 978-1-493-1-4108-1

Ebook 978-1-493-1-4109-8

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Rev. date: 05/06/2014

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Contents

Acknowledgement

Cosmetic-beauty and social acceptance as a necessity

Counselling with patient

Lipo-sculpture/Lipo-suction/Collagen and skin

Vaser lipo surgery

Penoplasty

Blephroplasty

Rhinoplasty

Face lift

Breast Reduction

Breast Implants

Hair Transplant.

Otoplasty

Chin implants

Abdominoplasty.

Reversal of Vasectomy

Gluteoplasty or Buttock Implants.

Other operations.

Testicular Implants

Anaesthesia in cosmetic surgery and theatre recovery of patients

Consultants

List of hospitals I have worked in UK:

Acknowledgement

This document is written to get an idea of cosmetic surgery and technical information for medical students and nursing staff in NHS or Private sector in the field of surgery. Written by Mala Wijeweera qualified operating theatre nurse St Georges hospital London 1971.

Cosmetic-beauty and social acceptance as a necessity

Cosmetic surgery is a highly competitive surgical field that needs recognition like any other area of the National Health Service. Throughout history most people have recognized beauty as a key to social acceptance. However, there are many and varied societies and cultures of the world have different ideas of what is Beautiful, although there are some generally accepted standards of beauty such as smooth,unblemished skin, slenderness, shapely figures, large eyes, firm breasts and buttocks etc. The Japanese would bring up young girls feet with care because they consider small and dainty is beautiful.

Counselling with patient

Counselling is necessary before all cosmetic surgery as most patients have no