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An In-Depth Guide to Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty, commonly known as eyelid surgery, is a popular cosmetic procedure designed to rejuvenate the eyes by removing excess skin, fat, and muscle from the upper and lower eyelids. In this in-depth guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about blepharoplasty, including its benefits, the surgical process, recovery timeline, potential risks, and essential aftercare…

The McIndoe Centre supports International Women’s Day

The McIndoe Centre supports International Women’s Day As a hospital with a service dedicated to women’s health and well-being, we believe in championing initiatives that uplift and empower women in all aspects of life. That’s why we are proud to be the headline sponsor of A Celebration of Women Afternoon Tea, in aid of local…

From Insomnia to Sleep Apnoea: Common Sleep Disorders Demystified

With so many factors influencing the number of hours and quality of sleep you get each night, maintaining a good sleeping pattern can be a lot easier said than done. While caffeine, stress, anxiety and menopause may be some of the most common culprits behind poor sleep, your inability to fall asleep could also be…

Understanding Breast Asymmetry and Treatment Options

Breast asymmetry is a common condition where the size, shape, or position of the breasts differ. While often natural and harmless, some may seek solutions for aesthetic or confidence reasons. This blog explores the causes, when to seek medical advice, and both non-surgical and surgical treatment options to achieve balance. What is Breast Asymmetry? Breast…

Cosmetic Surgery Q&A: Mr Asit Khandwala

In this Consultant Q&A video, Mr Asit Khandwala, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, shares his expertise across three key areas. He begins by emphasising the importance of a personalised consultation to determine which procedure best suits your needs, highlighting the differences between a mini and full facelift. He then explains the various areas that can…

Introducing our 2025 Private Services Guide

Your trusted resource for world class care and specialised treatment Stay up-to-date with the 2025 edition of our Private Services Guide, providing everything you need to make informed decisions for your health. In this edition, you’ll find: Expanded Treatment Options: Dive into our extensive range of treatments and services, now including our newly expanded Women’s…

Breaking the cycle of overwhelm

Tales from our Women’s Health Hub by GP and Women’s Health Specialist Dr Emma Sloan Overwhelm refers to a state of being emotionally or mentally overloaded, often resulting from excessive stress or a sense of being unable to cope with demands. It can manifest as feelings of anxiety, helplessness, and exhaustion.  In the UK, national…

Cosmetic Surgery Q&A: Mr Baljit Dheansa

In this Consultant Q&A video, Mr Baljit Dheansa, a Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, delves into three key topics within his field of expertise. He begins by breaking down the different types of facelifts. He also addresses the different types of rhinoplasty, and how the procedure can focus on three different areas of the nose…

Cosmetic Surgery Q&A: Mr Sam Orkar

In this Consultant Q&A video, Mr Sam Orkar, Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon, delves into three key topics within his field of expertise. He begins by addressing a common concern for those who have achieved significant weight loss: excess tissue. Then he tackles another important question: “What are my options for correcting breast asymmetry?” …

Cosmetic Surgery Q&A: Miss Anita Hazari

In this Consultant Q&A video, Miss Anita Hazari, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, covers several areas of her expertise. She begins by detailing what happens during breast reduction surgery before highlighting potential complications associated with the procedure. The discussion then moves on to labiaplasty, where Miss Hazari focuses on the key reasons why women visit…