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Highlights from the Cosmetic Surgery Databank Statistics 2016

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The American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons recently published 20 year national data on surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures. The data is based on questionnaire results from 795 plastic surgeons and projected to reflect a nationwide result. Highlights include: In 2016, surgical procedures rose by 3.5% and non-surgical procedures rose by 7% The surgical procedures […]

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Q&A on Managing Cashflow

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On Friday, 5 June 2020, ASAPS held a webinar for ASAPS Members to put forward their questions to industry experts about: Managing cash flow and other important matters before EOFY – pertaining to them as business owners in relation to COVID-19. This information is accurate as on 5 June 2020. It is important that you

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Q&A on Digital Marketing – Part Two

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On Friday, 8 May 2020, ASAPS held Part 2 of the webinar on digital marketing so that members could understand marketing concepts and have the opportunity to ask questions on what businesses will look like post-COVID – what needs to change, what needs to start, what needs to be tweaked. As in Part 1, the

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Q&A on Digital Marketing – Part One

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This information shared is accurate as of 01 May 2020. It should not be treated as legal advice. On Friday, 1 May 2020, ASAPS hosted a webinar on digital marketing to provide members with clarity during the present COVID-19 crisis. The focus was on what ASAPS members should be doing now in their practices in

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Plastic Surgeons Notice a Surge in Cosmetic Surgery Complications

ASAPS Issues guidelines to Specialist Plastic Surgeons in response to coronavirus outbreak

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Download PDF As the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus continues to climb in Australia, now at seven, the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS) has issued guidelines to its members about treating patients who have recently returned from China. Dr Naveen Somia, President of ASAPS, said with so much uncertainty about how contagious

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Restoring form and function biggest driver for labiaplasty

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There are many more serious reasons for women to seek labiaplasty surgery that doesn’t include wanting a ‘designer vagina’ writes Dr Laith Barnouti, Specialist Plastic Surgeon and member of the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS). While childbirth is one of the most significant things a woman’s body experiences, bringing a new baby into

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Is Cosmetic Surgery Friend or Foe of Body Image?

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At the Breast Masters Symposium on Thursday 18 October, a dedicated session explored the issues of body image and whether or not cosmetic surgery is friend or foe. The Scientific Convenor for the Breast Masters Symposium, Associate Professor Mark Magnusson said the statistics are well known about the millions of accounts set up and the hours

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Millions of mothers suffering back pain and incontinence could benefit from Medicare funded Tummy Tuck

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The ‘Tummy Tuck’ (abdominoplasty) operation can greatly reduce back pain and incontinence for postpartum women, Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons President and Specialist Plastic Surgeon, Associate Professor Mark Magnusson writes in reference to his part in a landmark study. Following childbirth, chronic lower back pain and urinary incontinence are two common physical consequences impacting

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Highlights from the Cosmetic Surgery Databank Statistics 2016

Q&A on Managing Cashflow

Q&A on Digital Marketing – Part Two

Q&A on Digital Marketing – Part One

Plastic Surgeons Notice a Surge in Cosmetic Surgery Complications

ASAPS Issues guidelines to Specialist Plastic Surgeons in response to coronavirus outbreak

Restoring form and function biggest driver for labiaplasty

Is Cosmetic Surgery Friend or Foe of Body Image?

Millions of mothers suffering back pain and incontinence could benefit from Medicare funded Tummy Tuck

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