According to recent research, cosmetic surgery is no longer simply the female dominated industry that it once was, with various procedures now being carried out on an significantly increasing number of men.  The research, which was carried out by the renowned cosmetic surgery company The Hospital Group revealed that there had been an astonishing 117 percent increase in the number of men choosing to have fat removal procedures alone between 2009 and 2010:

In news that throws a question against the influence of television on susceptible viewers, recent news has revealed that the ITV docu-drama ‘The Only Way Is Essex’ has actually increased the amount of enquiries regarding cosmetic surgery since the show started.  The cosmetic surgery group Transform have revealed that enquiries about breast implants in the Essex area have increased by an amazing 31% since the show began, with enquiries about fat removal procedures also rising by 24%, and 27% about Botox.

Congratulations: you’ve take that major step, and undergone cosmetic surgery for the first time!  We hope you’re happy with the results.  However, you’ll inevitably also be feeling some soreness and potentially nausea, and are seeking some cosmetic answers.  That’s why we’ve come up with some tips to help you recover:

Ice, Ice, Baby!  Just as you do with any sports injury, you should always apply ice to any big areas of swelling, even if you have bandages over the areas in question.  Double check with your doctor how long you should do this for after the operation, he’ll happily provide any cosmetic answers you need.

A new report has deemed that the UK's cosmetic surgery industry must be regulated in a more efficient manner, due to a large variety of clinics that have been found guilty of employing under-skilled surgeons in operating theatres that are unsuitable.

The National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD) was set up by various royal medical colleagues, and was responsible for revealing this disturbing facts about the industry.

The British public have known about the wide-ranging benefits of cosmetic surgery for a long time; some individuals are regularly using it to boost confidence, while many use it to revive their identity. Cosmetic surgery is now one of the most popular procedures available, and competition among surgeries is growing to absorb the demand, leading many industry commentators to raise the question: are British women become obsessed with cosmetic surgery?

Have you ever considered undergoing cosmetic surgery to boost your chances of landing that dram job? Or perhaps you’re one of the thousands of Briton’s who believe cosmetic surgery can prolong a healthy career.

The results of a recent survey by the MyFaceMyBody Show on Sky Channel 166 or Freesat Channel 402 have revealed that this is a firm belief among UK workers.