You may have heard about the non-surgical, fat freezing solution called Coolsculpting? Known as the popular process that targets stubborn fat that is often unaffected by exercise and diet, the Coolsculpting procedure, Melbourne clinics offer is a great way to restore your health and look good while feeling good. Let’s explore some facts about what Read more »
For some people looking into liposuction, it is likely that a standard liposuction procedure will not be sufficient enough to remove the amount of fat required for your desired result. In these cases, you should consider a mega liposuction. One of the main items that is essential to note in regards to a mega liposuction, Read more »
Liposuction is one of the most popular cosmetic surgeries performed in Australia, even more so than in the US. This may be due to the fact that the reason why so many people opt for liposuction is the near-immediate results it produces in removing unwanted body fat. Everyone, both men and women, want their version Read more »
As the popularity of non-surgical anti wrinkle injections and dermal filler injections rise, many people ask the team here at Chelsea Cosmetics which they should be opting for. What is the difference? Which is better between dermal fillers vs. anti wrinkle injections? Both of these procedures are minimally invasive; however, they are very different from Read more »
We regularly get enquires at Chelsea Cosmetics Melbourne in relation to dermal fillers vs fat transfer. Which is better? What one will give a more natural appearance? Dermal fillers are a very popular non-surgical facelift treatment but many people believe a fat transfer, which uses your own fat from various parts of your body offers Read more »
What is Liposuction? Liposuction is a procedure that suctions fat cells out of the body using a tube (called a cannula) connected to a suction machine. Contemporary liposuction involves injecting a special fluid underneath the skin which numbs the target area and shrinks blood vessels. This minimises complications, especially the possibility of blood loss post-surgery. Read more »
