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Universal Precautions Every hospital and medical practice has had to abide by strict sanitization and sterisation protocols for decades. COVID-19 Has not changed these guidelines or practices at all, regardless of what you may believe. Cross contamination, the spread of disease and infection and how to avoid

1. What are your qualifications? This is the single most important fact that you need to know before deciding on the right plastic surgeon to improve your appearance. Many “surgeons “ have no surgical qualifications at all and legally cannot call them self a “surgeon “in Queensland. 

The most important factor is choosing an experienced injector. Ensure they have years of experience and you will be guaranteed a great result. There are so many “clinics” and “spas” and even your local hairdresser employing people with very little experience, let them practice on someone else!

We are often asked who we recommend for health insurance, but of course, we can’t give advice because it depends on your circumstances and needs. Here are a few things for you to consider. Taking a bit of time to research thoroughly will literally save you thousands

Are all cosmetic injectors the same? Absolutely not! Not only are training and experience extremely important (see detailed explanation below), but you will find that nurses are far more gentle than doctors. Nurses are born gentle. It’s this gentle nature that steers people towards nursing as a

Should I be concerned about the recent recall of breast implants? Firstly let’s look at a few simple facts, so you can judge if you should be concerned and follow this through. It must be pointed out that the instance of BIA-ALCL, which is a type of

If you are going to have an elective cosmetic surgical procedure, your surgeon will ask that you are at, or close to your ideal weight. What is the reason behind this? Why is my weight so important in regard to cosmetic surgery? The risks of all problems

What is Cosmetic Surgery? Any surgical procedure performed to enhance your appearance. Can be facial or the body. How does cosmetic surgery differ from other surgery? It is always elective and not ever urgent. Most surgery is done to fix problems, but the end result aesthetic appearance

Is Breast Reduction considered cosmetic surgery? No, at this point in time, Medicare considers every breast reduction procedure a Medicare eligible procedure, not cosmetic There is no fine print to exclude any breast reduction surgery. Is Breast Reduction surgery covered by Medicare? Medicare will cover (a small)

Is a Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) considered cosmetic surgery? Medicare removed the eligible item number for Abdominoplasty in 2016 for everyone except massive weight loss clients (some below) If you have lost more than 5 BMI units, your surgery is classified “Medical” If you do not fit this

Is Breast Reduction Surgery Covered by Medicare? At this point in time, the answer is still “Yes” and there is no fine print attached. Every breast reduction performed has a Medicare eligible item number. This does not mean that all of your fees are covered. It means