Dr Anh Nguyen

How to Reduce Sun Spots

This video demonstrates how laser resurfacing techniques can be used to reduce the appearance of sun spots, also known as liver spots, on the skin. Sun spots are dark spots and patches that appear on the skin, often after periods of prolonged exposure to the sun. People who spend more time outdoors in the sun are more likely to end up with sun spots appearing on their skin, and the appearance can be quite unsightly at best and cancerous at worst.

In this video, the ways that suns spots can be reduced is demonstrated and an interview is conducted in which a patient discusses how the treatment worked for her. Results can usually be noted after even just the first treatment, though it usually takes at least three before the results become very noticeable.

If you are interested in learning more about how to reduce sun spots, call a reputable female plastic surgeon in Perth like Dr Anh Nguyen on (08) 6555 3480.

What's Making You Look Old?

If you’ve caught a glimpse of yourself in the mirror recently and noticed that you’re looking older than you’d like to, it can be hard to come to terms with. Countless people claim to look older than they feel, and if you’re one of them then the chances are you’re looking for ways to rejuvenate your appearance and become a bit happier with how you are ageing.

There are plenty of things you can do to look younger – it’s all down to working out what it is that makes you look old in the first place.

Many of the areas people worry about are on or near the face. A neck that sags, eyes with bags or a face that's etched with wrinkles. They're problems that occur for many people, but they're not irreversible.

If you’ve been trying out more makeup in the hopes of covering wrinkles and blemishes, try the opposite: too much makeup adds years to the face, whereas well-applied foundation, blusher and concealer bring out the highlights.

Other problems, such as cellulite, can also have an ageing look, but this too is treatable.

Unfortunately, some other issues aren’t as easy to correct. Smokers, even ex-smokers who quit a long time ago, can find that their skin ages faster than non-smokers, and sun worshippers can expect the same result. However, there’s always a solution – and in this case, skin rejuvenation from a female plastic surgeon in Perth can do the trick. Contact Dr Anh Nguyen on (08) 6555 3480.

Different Ways to Reduce Cellulite

Cellulite is one of the most irritating and unsightly aspects of the body for many women, and its appearance is one that most people want to reduce as much as possible. That instantly recognisable ‘orange peel’ appearance, which shows up the most on the backs of the thighs, is one of the key areas of body fat that is, unfortunately, rather hard to reduce.

Looking up ways to reduce cellulite online will bring back countless results that advise you to accept that it may not be possible to get rid of all of your cellulite, but it certainly is possible to reduce it dramatically. Combined with a healthy diet and exercise, there are ways to reduce the appearance of cellulite both surgically and non-surgically. If you’ve tried just about everything else, you may be interested in learning about how to use plastic surgery to eradicate the appearance of cellulite.

One of the most common procedures used to get rid of unsightly cellulite is liposuction. Liposuction involves a suction tube being inserted into problem areas via small incisions and sucking fat tissue directly out. This is a highly effective technique that is commonly used on the thighs, flanks and tummy. It’s a key player when it comes to cellulite reduction and, if you’re interested in learning more about how it can help you deal with your specific problem areas in particular, you may want to arrange a consultation.

Call Dr Anh Nguyen on (08) 6555 3480 to arrange a consultation and learn about what liposuction can do for you.

New Trends in Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is changing, and for women who are interested in getting larger breasts but don’t want to undergo surgery in order to do so, new trends in breast augmentation are sure to appeal. Previously, the most common way to get bigger breasts was to use plastic surgery to insert implants into the breasts to increase size. Often, the effect was to create breasts that had a more rounded appearance that didn’t sit as naturally as before and, for significant implants, the fact that surgery had been undergone was quite apparent.

Now, many plastic surgeons are recommending using the body’s natural store of fat to enhance the appearance of breasts – they are simply taking it from one area and moving it to another. This has the added bonus of reducing fat in areas where it might not be as desired, such as the stomach or thighs, and putting it to good use in the breasts instead.

The combination of liposuction to remove unwanted fat and injections to place the fat into the breasts creates a dramatic effect, where contours are improved around the tummy and thighs as well as the breasts. Although this technique is not recommended if the patient wishes for a significant increase in breast size, it is ideal for a cup or two increase.

If you’d like to learn more about this type of breast enlargement in Perth, call Dr Anh Nguyen on (08) 6555 3480 to speak with an experienced female plastic surgeon who can answer your questions and address your concerns.

What is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon? Demystifying Medical Qualifications

When looking for a female plastic surgeon to perform the procedure you seek, it’s crucial to do your research and ensure you have picked a skilled and qualified practitioner.

As any doctor who has obtained a basic medical degree is legally allowed to perform surgery, many doctors claim to be qualified “cosmetic surgeons” or “plastic surgeons”. It is important to consider that though these doctors may have the basic medical degree, they may not have the specialist qualifications required. Certain surgeries require years of specialist training to perform, and therefore some practitioners may not be fully equipped to deal with every type of plastic surgery procedure, nor have the expertise you’d be most comfortable with. This is why it is crucial to opt for a specialist plastic surgeon.

Specialist plastic surgeons are those who have undergone five years of specialist postgraduate education, and who also have at least 12 years of experience in medical and surgical areas. These surgeons have been trained specifically to perform plastic, reconstructive, aesthetic and cosmetic surgery and have a wealth of experience and knowledge to draw upon - unlike non-specialist surgeons who are relying only on their medical degree in order to perform.

You should ask if the surgeon you are going to has an FRACS - a title recognising them as a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. This qualification is awarded after years of training and exams – not from a weekend course and certificate, which may be the case for other “qualifications”.

While searching for a plastic/cosmetic surgeon to perform your chosen procedure, keep in mind that a specialist plastic surgeon is the far superior choice, due to years of extensive training and practice. Although there are risks associated with every type of surgical procedure, you will feel more trusting towards someone that you know has dealt with the procedure you want time and time again, and has the skill set to deal with technical nuances and complications through their years of reconstructive training. To speak with a reputable plastic surgeon today, call Dr Anh Nguyen on (08) 6555 3480.