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We are strong, smart, sexy and caring.
Don’t let anyone else tell you otherwise.
On this day, 102 years ago, after 2 million husbands and sons had died in war, the women of Russia stood up to fight for ‘bread and peace’, and they marched their way to the right to vote.
Happy International Women’s Day.
Take care and stay healthy x
Dr Nora ✌
Severe Heat Warning ☀🔥☀ After the past week of intense flooding and rain, the skies are opening up to give us Queenslanders a hot end to summer. Temperatures are set to soar and the UV index will be hitting up to 14, so it’s time to get sun smart.
Be sure to slip on sun protective clothing, slop on sunblock spf 30+, slap on a broad brimmed hat, seek shade and slide on wrap around glasses.
And remember to stay out of the sun during peak times from 10am to 3pm to reduce your risk of sun exposure and skin cancer in the future.
For more information and advice feel free to pop by and see me in clinic.
Take care and stay healthy x
Dr Nora 💉
#heatwave #sun #sunsmart #beach #suncream #skincancer #sunprotection #summer #warm #bikiniweather #sunshine #beautiful #bikinibod
Give your lips some drama this Australia Day 💋🇦🇺 This beauty’s pout has had a dramatic makeover with two millilitres of dermal filler over consecutive treatments and the results are bold and beautiful 👄
If you’re interested in finding out more please pop by and see me in clinic.
Take care and stay healthy x
Dr Nora 💉
Warning: any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Step into summer this year with a better healthier you 💃
When was the last time you had a health check? Summer is finally here and what better time to come in for a quick medical examination and blood pressure check to make sure you’re fit and well for those long walks by the beach and those day trips away.
Take care and stay healthy x
Dr Nora 💉
Sneezing, itchy eyes, runny nose? 🤧
Well you’re not alone. 20% of the Australian population suffer from seasonal allergic rhinitis also known as hayfever.
A lot of patients will self medicate with over the counter medications but did you know only 85% of people make the right choice?
Symptoms can be managed effectively with either an antihistamine, nasal sprays, nasal rinses or a combination. Be sure to avoid any triggers such as pollen which in Queensland can be all year round but reaches its peak from January to March. For patients who have severe or prolonged symptoms more specialist treatment will be advised.
If you are affected with symptoms and need help with managing come by and see me in clinic.
Take care and stay healthy x
Dr Nora 💉
Figures taken from Respiratory Medicine Today.
