Posted July 07, 2025 in Tuberous Breast Surgery
Tuberous breast correction straddles cosmetic and reconstructive surgery—making insurance coverage complex. This guide explains what insurers may cover, what they won’t, and how to build a strong case for approval.
Read MorePosted May 21, 2025 in Tuberous Breast Surgery
Tuberous breast surgery costs vary depending on anatomy, desired outcome, and surgical complexity. This guide explains pricing, procedures, and what affects your final cost.
Read MorePosted May 12, 2025 in Tuberous Breast Surgery
Planning tuberous breast surgery? This guide explains what to expect during recovery—pain, scarring, healing timelines, breastfeeding, and long-term results.
Read MorePosted April 07, 2025 in Our View, Tuberous Breast Surgery
Treating tuberous breasts goes beyond technique—it’s about precision, compassion, and understanding the whole person. Here’s how I approach this complex correction surgery with tailored planning and patient-centered care.
Read MorePosted November 03, 2022 in Industry Insight
What does the latest research say about breast implant illness (BII)? This article unpacks new clinical studies on symptoms, systemic risks, and surgical outcomes to offer clarity on this debated topic.
Read MorePosted August 28, 2020 in Our View
This was a comment made during a consultation recently with a patient, and I think it perfectly summarised how important it is not to be judgemental or opinionated about people’s life choices, particularly when it comes to plastic surgery or aesthetic procedures. I am only too aware of the widely varying views people might have […]
Read MorePosted May 18, 2020 in Our View
We are delighted to say that we have made plans to re-open Purity Bridge on 1st June to start seeing patients following our closure of the clinic since mid-March. However, as we are sure you will appreciate, we have taken extensive measures to maximise your safety and the safety of our staff. All patients attending […]
Read MorePosted April 24, 2020 in Industry Insight, Our View
The Coronavirus pandemic will have changed life for all of us in recent times. Surgery and medicine are at the forefront of its impact. Specifically, this will have had a significant impact on aesthetic surgery. Aesthetic surgery is elective surgery – therefore it needs to be as safe as possible and, in this case, we […]
Read MorePosted October 21, 2019 in In The Press, Industry Insight, Our View
I wanted to write a blog to talk about BIA-ALCL – breast implant associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma. There is a lot written about it in the media at them moment (and rightly so) but unfortunately I see a lot of inaccurate reporting and understandably lots of worry is created. BIA-ALCL is a rare form […]
Read MorePosted June 21, 2019 in Our View
What is Breast Implant Illness? A small proportion of women who have breast implants (for both aesthetic and reconstructive purposes) self-identify as having a number of symptoms they believe arise from the presence of their implants. Whilst not a medical diagnosis, they refer to their symptoms as Breast Implant Illness (BII). What are the symptoms […]
Read MorePosted April 30, 2019 in Events, Industry Insight, Our View, Patient Diaries
With so much information out there on the Internet of a variety of quality, it can be hard to know where to look for credible and honest information. Social media is such a dominant presence on-line, that many doctors are using it to educate and update their followers about a wide range of topics. I […]
Read MorePosted January 10, 2019 in Industry Insight, Our View
As you will appreciate, there are risks with any medical or surgical procedure. These risks vary, and some of the variation will depend on the procedure itself, whilst other influences will include your medical and genetic background, smoking and sun exposure history and more. On the whole, the incidence of surgical/medical risk is quoted according […]
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