Partnerships centred on efficacy for synergic cooperation between beautician and aesthetic surgoon.
Dr. Stefanos Vourtsis advises beauticians about “the best start” from NT – Beauty Marketing, June 2010 available in pdf version
When the client is ‘male’
How can the skin of men be treated during pre- and postoperative phases, and what can the beautician recommend clients visiting her shop? The Aesthetic Surgeon provides answers. […]
TV appearance of Dr. Vourtsis on the broadcast Mistero, 20/01/2011
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Team work – partnerships between beauty shops and plastic surgeons.
from NT – Beauty Marketing, January 2011 […]
Breast enlargement: additive mastoplasty or lipofilling? Dr. Vourtsis’ advice about the best solution.
from NT – Beauty Marketing, February 2011 […]
The specialist’s answers – Vero Salute, June 2010
Dr. Vourtisis answers the questions of Vero Salute readers […]
F.A.Q.s
ADDITIVE MASTOPLASTY – Is breastfeeding allowed after the procedure? In the majority of cases breastfeeding is possible. The prostheses do not interfere, in any way, with breastfeeding, due to their position. As a matter of fact, they are placed under the muscle, under the mammary gland, and have no impact on it. In rare cases breastfeeding is [...]
Liposculpture
With the exception of a few fortunate clients, who have a naturally graceful body that is well proportionate, there is no woman who does not complain with some annoyance that certain curves always form in the wrong places. Indeed, very often even in long-limbed subjects who have a good figure, fat only builds up in certain [...]
Abdominoplasty
Diet and physical exercise alone cannot produce this result because this situation is often accompanied by mutual distancing of abdominal muscles and subsequent weakening of the abdominal wall. […]
Gynaecomasty
The abnormal development of breasts can be a cause of intense and understandable discomfort and embarrassment in men. This condition, which is medically defined as ‘gynaecomasty’, is quite common and can concern either one or both sides of the chest. It entails excessive growth of mammary tissue in the breast region, at times associated with localised [...]