Dr Nora explains what she uses in her clinical practice to improve her workflow.
Aside from the obvious that generally those who have undergone a cosmetic treatment want to see their photographs, there are also a number of other reasons and complexities involved in getting that great before and after picture.
Firstly, before and after pictures help as a defence mechanism, so if a patient returns with a claim that you have or haven’t done something, there is photographic evidence. Not only is it a useful defence mechanism but it can also be used as an offence weapon.
In today’s episode I inject 1ml of dermal filler using a multitude of techniques, including the Russian technique, to help Mary on her lip filling journey to plumper, more defined and hydrated lips.
Our beautiful patient today is no stranger to lip fillers and having increased the volume of her lips over a period of time, it was now time to crank up the definition to both the upper and lower lip as well as the cupid’s bow.
To help achieve this 1ml of Hyaluronic Acid based non-permanent filler was used, typically this can last 6-9 months.... Read More
As the year is fast approaching its end, it’s time to think about goals and ambitions for 2021.
My top tip for succeeding in achieving those goals is to choose something that is realistic. Very often we challenge ourselves too high and when we are unable to reach that expectation we get less motivated and give up. So instead, break down your goal into manageable chunks to achieve over a period of time.
One of my goals for 2021 is to have a diverse range of medical professionals over on my YouTube channel, helping to bring... Read More
Anti-wrinkle therapy is a way to reduce the appearance of strong and deep lines around the eyes. Treatment time is 15 minutes, optimal results are seen at 2 weeks and lasts up to 3-5 months.
If you have any questions or would like to find out more head over to drnora.com.
Take care and stay healthy 😘
Dr Nora 💉
Warning: any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
As the weather starts to heat up, it’s easy to forget about being sun smart. If you’re headed into the pool always make sure you’ve slopped on enough sun block at least 20 minutes before hitting the water. Use a broad spectrum sun block which is at least SPF 30 and reapply every hour if you’re in the pool or every 2 hours if you’re keeping dry.
Not only will this help to keep your skin protected from developing nasty moles but it will also help to prevent skin ageing.
