The year may only be half over, but that hasn’t stopped people in the know from weighing in with their predictions for beauty trends in 2018. When the team at Form and Face wants to look into the future, we usually turn to our Magic 8 Ball from Big W. For our devoted readers, however, we try to see the future through the eyes of influencers, trendsetters, and other professionals in the cosmetic surgery industry. Here’s a look at what’s …
If you’ve ever reviewed before-and-after pictures related to breast implants, you are likely to come across unfamiliar terms such as “sub-muscular” or “dual plane” placement. In the words of one woman who visited Form and Face, “I don’t speak doctor. Could you explain it again in a language I can understand?” With the help of practice founder Dr Norris, we’ve created an article dedicated to answering her questions (and yours) about those pesky terms. Pros & Cons of Sub-Glandular Implant …
At Form and Face, we are proud of the work we do. Our patients come to us with a problem (or two or three), and we help them achieve their aesthetic enhancement goals. Sometimes, however, a patient’s problem is not really cosmetic. It’s psychological. An under-diagnosed problem called body dysmorphia gives people a distorted, unrealistic view of their appearance. In this important article about cosmetic surgery risks, we share the facts from a 2017 study. The information may surprise you. …
Many patients who visit our practice in Bondi Junction want to enhance their breasts. They come to Form and Face because Dr Norris is an expert in all types of breast enhancements, including implants, lifts, and reductions. Just as importantly, he’s also an expert on breast health. Are you? You Can’t Fix What You Can’t Find Forty-four Australian women are diagnosed with breast cancer each day. Despite that fact, research by HCF and the National Breast Cancer Foundation found that …
The receptionist at our practice has been fielding a lot of calls asking whether Dr Norris does CoolSculpting. We’re not surprised by the enquiries. CoolSculpting is all over the news with proponents saying it can minimise muffin tops, combat fat that won’t respond to diet and exercise, and help people lose those their love-handles without surgery. In other words, CoolSculpting is the new kid on the body-contouring block. It’s purported to be less invasive, less risky, and less costly than …