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This cosmetic evening is for surgery relating to the face only and you will be asked when making your booking which area of your face you wish to discuss with the consultant.

There are many reasons why women may need a Hysterectomy and we understand there are a lot of questions that surround this decision. If you are considering a Hysterectomy or you know you need one and have questions around this please come along to our free information evening.

This open evening is designed to give you a free 10 minute consultation with a qualified cosmetic consultant surgeon to ask those initial questions. No examinations will take place during this time and if you wish to proceed you will need to come back for a full consultation.

The 21 – 27 of January brings us Cervical Cancer Prevention week. In this article we discuss the topic of cervical cancer, symptoms to look out for and details about smear tests. Know your facts, it could save your life.

Don't delay your smear test, it could save your life.

Dr Richard Pile (Cardiology special interest GP) and Ms Pranita Salunke (Preventive Cardiology specialist and Occupational Therapist) share their unique clinical and client experience and the evidence-based tools to help you get confidence and motivation.

Whether your New Year’s resolution is to do more for charity, to be healthier or to reduce your alcohol intake, this is the perfect challenge for you.

There is no denying that alcohol consumption inevitably increases during the month of December, it’s a month of socialising and relaxing following a year of hard work. However, it’s important to drink in moderation and to be aware of the effects alcohol has on your body. Your mind may be thinking ‘just one more won’t hurt’ but your body will be saying something completely different.

Whether you’re a Christmas lover or a bah-humbug, most of us have at least thought about putting up our Christmas decorations. However, have you thought about the various ways you may be putting yourself at risk whilst creating the best seen nativity of the 21st Century?

Recognising the early signs of melanoma is vital as the earlier the diagnosis, the better the prognosis and melanoma treated early has a five year survival rate of over 98 percent. Here we describe the best methods used to identify suspicious moles.