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Brazilian Butt Lift: What ARE the risks of the cosmetic surgery and why are so many Brits travelling abroad to get it done? - Vimarsana News

Brazilian Butt Lift: What ARE the risks of the cosmetic surgery and why are so many Brits travelling abroad to get it done?

The risky procedure, designed to emulate the perky posterior of celebs such as Kim Kardashian and Cardi B , was shunned by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons in 2018.

As Brits Continue to Risk Their Lives Getting Surgery Abroad, A National Audit Reveals the Problem Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg. - Vimarsana News

As Brits Continue to Risk Their Lives Getting Surgery Abroad, A National Audit Reveals the Problem Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg.

The number of people needing hospital treatment in the UK after getting cosmetic surgery abroad increased by 94 per cent in three years, with procedures...

Brazilian butt-lifts: Why have one? - Vimarsana News

Brazilian butt-lifts: Why have one?

Brazilian butt-lifts are the fastest-growing cosmetic surgery procedure, despite high risks.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Brazilian butt-lift surgery: What are the risks and why is it so popular? - Vimarsana News

Brazilian butt-lift surgery: What are the risks and why is it so popular?

A so-called Brazilian butt-lift is the fastest-growing form of cosmetic surgery, despite the risks.

Source: bbc.com
Women wait up to 1.5 years for breast reconstruction as post-cancer operations deprioritised - Vimarsana News

Women wait up to 1.5 years for breast reconstruction as post-cancer operations deprioritised

One patient who waited six years for a breast reconstruction said she felt 'forgotten'