Facial liposuction is a procedure that removes excess fat from problematic areas like the chin and, when combined with a skin tightening treatment, can take years off an appearance.

Many men are now feeling more comfortable going to aesthetic clinics to look better –or “looksmaxxing” as it has been coined. The Amaris B Clinic team talks us through this trend and what you – or your husband – can consider.

As the world continues to battle with the pandemic, how will it impact consumer behaviour and demands for wellness, aesthetics and cosmetics surgery in 2021? Dr. Ivan Puah, an accredited liposuction doctor and Medical Director of Amaris B Clinic, anticipates these five consumer demands.

Barring the COVID-19 pandemic, beauty tourism has been on the rise recently. You may personally know or have heard of someone who has gotten cosmetic work done overseas.However, you have probably heard about the many horror stories of overseas cosmetic works gone wrong.

Dr Ivan Puah has spent more than 15 years performing FDA-approved injectables, skin lasers and body sculpting surgical procedures. From his patients' diverse concerns, he predicts the cosmetic surgery trends for 2020.

Have you ever said, “I had plenty of curves, they’re just all in the wrong places!” Surgical techniques such as fat transfer do exactly that and can help not just to give you a better body shape but even a more youthful face.

In men, a strong jawline may reflect masculinity, but there is a risk of it being construed as harsh and hostile. In fact, a lot of men as with women, prefer a softer but sculpted appearance, and this has seen an increase of interest in Facial Slimming.

Mothers are real-life superheroes. But alas, mothers are human and just like any, have issues and concerns. Below are five of the most common ones.

The ADR-C Facial Enhancement (facial fat grafting), is a natural and minimally invasive procedure at Amaris B Clinic that allows you to transfer your body fat tissue from your flabby belly, love handles or bingo arms, to areas on the face to restore lost volume and plump up the skin, effectively countering signs of ageing.

“If you’re experiencing more blemishes than usual, acne may be a large part of your pigmentation woes.” – Dr Ivan Puah, Medical Director of Amaris B. Clinic

While face fillers are a popular fix, the risk of overdoing them is real and it’s important to know where to get them done well.

While face or dermal fillers are now a household term, do you really know what they actually do? What about the side effects of getting too much injected into your face? Read on to find out…