Monthly Archives: August 2012
Skin surgery – lumps and bumps
Every last one of us, particularly if we are over a certain age and especially if we are fair-skinned, will have unsightly lumps and bumps and moles and marks and tags and bits and pieces we would rather not have … Continue reading
One size fits all – or none?
As we age, things go wrong. Chaos mathematics teaches us that any tiny change in the initial conditions from which a reiterative process develops and cycles can lead to great differences in the final outcome. The homeostatic mechanisms that … Continue reading
Evolution’s fatal flaw
Why do we grow old? Why have we evolved so many wonderful mechanisms to grow and compete in this biosphere, yet have not overcome ageing? Because – it isn’t possible to evolve anti-ageing mechanisms. Darwinian … Continue reading
The half-truth of cosmetic medicine
Fact is, I can’t actually make you younger. Shock. Amongst our list of services, we don’t offer time travel. So what we are doing here is using medical and surgical strategies to help you *look* younger, … Continue reading
