British women still want bigger boobs- with breast enlargement ops rocketing during the past five years.

Despite recent reports that women rate natural beauties Kelly Brook and Kate Winslett as having the best celebrity bodies, new research has revealed that women still want surgery to enhance their assets.

The Hospital Group have reported a massive surge in enquiries- with a whopping 2055 operations performed during the last year and a 52 per cent increase in demand for breast enlargement over the past 5 years.

They also saw a record number of women choosing breast uplift surgery- with the group reporting a massive 362 per cent increase in women wanting to perk up their breasts.

Mario Russo, Medical Director of Aesthetic Surgery at The Hospital Group said: “Celebrities like Victoria Beckham have experimented with their body shape, but many are now realising the true potential of breast augmentation surgery.

“There is now a trend for women to choose for implants which are more suited to their shape and frame.

“The Hospital Group is one of the only cosmetic surgery providers who offer Natrelle™ Breast implants, which allows women to choose from more than 500 different shapes, sizes and textures.

“A special vest is used alongside the biodynamics breast analysis computer system which helps women simulate the look and feel of breast implants before they have surgery.

“Women have been empowered by the change in technology and the range of breast implants available and they can also choose to improve the appearance of their breasts with an uplift.” 

The Hospital Group research also discovered that the age of women opting to have breast surgery has fallen, with more women in their 20s now choosing bigger boobs.

Mr Russo added: “Cosmetic surgery is no longer restricted to the rich and famous and women are no longer willing to wait to achieve the body they have always wanted.

“Those who come to The Hospital Group, can be assured of a dedicated, professional service.”

The UK’s leading cosmetic and weight loss surgery provider, The Hospital Group is once again ensuring excellence in its clinics by welcoming top surgeon Paul Levick to its team.

Senior Cosmetic Surgeon Mr Levick has been transforming the lives of body conscious patients for more than two decades.

He started his career as a consultant Plastic, Burns and Trauma surgeon at the Birmingham Accident Hospital, where he pioneered specialist techniques in reconstructive surgery, as well as forming Europe’s first skin culture laboratory for burns.

The plastic surgery trailblazer has acquired a host of celebrity patients over the years and will now begin work at The Hospital Group’s luxury state-of-the-art clinic at Dolan Park in Bromsgrove, where he will operate on his own private clients as well as patients of The Hospital Group.

Chief Executive David Ross said: “The Hospital Group is delighted to welcome Paul Levick to our team of cosmetic surgeons.

 “Mr Levick has been working as a cosmetic surgeon for nearly 25 years and has a breadth of knowledge which is second to none.

“We have already proven ourselves to be the biggest provider of weight loss surgery in the UK – performing more procedures than the NHS – and are in the top three for cosmetic surgery – Mr Levick’s expertise will help establish The Hospital Group as the number one cosmetic surgery provider of choice.

“We pride ourselves on before and after care and Mr Levick’s values will compliment The Hospital Group’s ethos perfectly.  He shares our commitment to create industry-leading standards of patient care which really set us apart.”

The appointment of Mr Levick adds to the Group’s capacity at an exciting time of expansion.  Last year, the group opened four clinics in Ireland, three in the UK and announced a move into Spain with Mills Medical and the USA with renowned surgeon Dr Terino. 

Dolan Park Hospital is the largest specialist facility of its kind in Europe and has welcomed several celebrities through its doors. The Hospital Group’s weight loss, dental and non-surgical staff are working with Tina Malone to perform a complete makeover and Big Brother star Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace sought replacement breast implant surgery from The Hospital Group.

Doctors have developed a new surgical technique that acts like a support bra that you wear under your skin. 

The operation differs from traditional breast uplift surgery as it involves implanting a cone shaped polyester mesh under the skin which, over time, gets incorporated into the breast as the body produces a fibrous tissue that holds the structure in place. 

Although the surgery is in early stages of practice, trials in Holland have shown that 60 percent of women who have had the mesh implanted now go on a regular basis without a bra. 

Whereas this may sound like uplifting news for those seeking an alternative to traditional implants, the operation is aimed at women with only a moderate degree of sagging. 

For those who are looking for permanent, natural looking enhancement, The Hospital Group, one of the UK’s leading providers of cosmetic surgery, offers a number of breast surgery procedures including, breast enlargement, breast uplift and breast reduction procedures. 

The Hospital Group offers a vast range of surgical implants as part of its Natrelle range. With over 500 different shapes, sizes and textures, the Natrelle implant allows for a much more bespoke breast, which the patient has decided upon herself with the help of a dedicated specialist. 

Plastic surgeons are reporting a record number of “man boob” reduction operations with the rise in demand surpassing that for all other cosmetic procedures – including women’s breast enlargement.

The latest figures published by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPs) showed operations to correct the condition, known as gynaecomastia, have grown by 80% in the UK.

Researchers blame the growing problem in the general rise in obesity, but add that there might be other factors, such as increased oestrogen in some processed meats.

Marius Muller, a former gynaecomastia patient at The Hospital Group, said: “Before surgery I used to hate seeing myself topless in the mirror. The surgery not only changed the way I felt about myself and body, but also how people perceive me.

“It gave me that added confidence which I lacked for so many years. Now, I can’t wait to get my top off on the beach.”

As well as the male breast reduction procedure, The Hospital Group also perform a number of other procedures helping men achieve their ideal body, including gastric bands, abdominoplasty and liposuction.

Concerned experts have seen a rise in online cosmetic surgery consultations. The virtual visits involve prospective cosmetic surgery patients submitting their photos and medical history information to a panel of surgeons, who offer advice about various procedures – as well as competing price quotes.

Although advocates have argued that preliminary consultations via Skype, telephone or email can put a patient at ease before they schedule an office visit, the online consultations raise concerns as to the ethics and genuine expertise of diagnosing people through the Internet.

David Ross, Chief Executive of The Hospital Group said: “Anyone who is seriously considering having plastic surgery should come for a free consultation, where they will be given informed, expert advice in a relaxed atmosphere.

“At The Hospital Group, we pride ourselves on before and after care and our team of consultants and aesthetic cosmetic surgeons offer industry-leading standards of patient care which really set us apart.”

The Hospital Group is committed to providing the very highest standards and all procedures are performed by an expert medical team in state-of-the-art facilities that are second to none.