Anglia Ruskin University in Chelmsford, UK, is the first University in the World to offer students a practice-based degree in plastic surgery. The course is being offered with the aim of increasing standards in the cosmetic surgery industry.
The course offered is an MSc in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery Practice and is offered from the University’s Postgraduate Medical Institute in Chelmsford, Essex and the first students will start the course in September 2012.
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Free cosmetic surgery is an unusual perk being offered by one hospital to their interns.
According to the Shanghai Daily, 10 lucky students who work for the hospital for a month or more will be entitled to free plastic surgery worth up to 5,000 yuan, plus they will be given a 5,000 yuan discount on more expensive surgery.
The jobs can be anything within the hospital including nursing helpers, cleaners, receptionists or security guards.
Cosmetic surgery may help migraine sufferers. This isn’t the first time that cosmetic surgery techniques have been used to help ease the crippling pain associated with migraines – Botox has already been used for several years.
However new research now shoes that cosmetic surgery to help smooth wrinkles on the forehead may have the unexpected side effect of also curing migraines.
According to our latest research, just over a third of cosmetic surgery patients are fully happy with their results.
SimplyCosmeticSurgery.com asked a number of cosmetic surgery patients how they felt about the results of their surgery. Just 37% of respondents said they were happy with their results, with 37% saying they were dissatisfied and 26% stating they had mixed emotions.
One of the biggest downsides to having cosmetic surgery is the problem of scarring. Although some scars will disappear over a period of a year to 18 months, around a third of scars tend to be permanent and this can mean being left with unsightly marks or a hard raised ridge of tissue as a reminder of your plastic surgery.