Do you know those unsightly wrinkles that, from a certain age, form around the mouth? These are the so-called 'barcode', lines that form around the mouth, and in particular on the upper lip, due to ageing, but also to bad habits, primarily smoking.
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Cosmetic surgery, like all medicine, is always evolving. Tastes change, but so do techniques, treatments and instruments. There is an increasing tendency, even when resorting to aesthetic medicine or surgery, to want to (rightly) maintain the natural appearance of the body and face.
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Taboos are falling and requests for cosmetic surgery to rejuvenate even intimate parts are increasing. It may indeed happen, as with the face or other parts of the body, that one does not feel comfortable with intimate parts. There may be congenital factors or reasons related to pregnancy as well as ageing that lead to significant discomfort, negatively affecting daily life with repercussions, specifically in the sexual sphere.
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A scar is a fibrous tissue formed to repair an injury due to the proliferation of the dermis and epidermis. Unlike a normal wound, a scar leaves a mark on the skin. It may be the result of trauma, illness or surgery.
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A 'prominent' nose can really complicate your life. The profile of the nose is in fact an essential facial feature, which tends to imprint a characteristic expression, for better or worse. Its reshaping harmonises all elements of the face and improves all features. This is why rhinoplasty is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures.
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