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As leading providers of Cosmetic Surgery, Obesity Surgery, Hair Restoration and Cosmetic Dentistry in the UK, The Hospital Group has been the focus of many television programs and articles in the press.

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MSN: New beauty balm diminishes scars


Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

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A new skin balm containing a new wonder ingredient prized by Pacific Islanders for hundreds of years is now available in the UK.

Leading cosmetic surgery provider, The Hospital Group, have used Tamanu oil to form an exclusive balm that can reduce the visibility of scars.

The sweet smelling luxury balm includes avocado, almond oil and evening primrose oil as well as the key ingredient Tamanu oil to create a super moisturising, indulgent balm, capable of smoothing the appearance of a variety of scars.

David Ross, Chief Executive at The Hospital Group, said: “Tamanu Balm is the latest in aftercare for cosmetic and bariatric patients. The main ingredient, Tamanu oil* has been proven to improve skin firmness, improve elasticity, reduce redness, roughness and the size and shape of scars. It has been pioneered by The Hospital Group, but can be used by anyone who wants to improve the appearance of scars.”

Sunday World: The Facts About Tattoo Removal


Thursday, May 27th, 2010

sunday_world_tattoo_removalFollowing the trend for having tattoos, now comes the fashion for having them taken away again…

It’s not quick and it’s not painless, but it is most definitely possible.

Laser treatments are the latest technology to reduce or remove the signs of tattoos.

The Hospital Group’s expert laser nurse, Cora Murphy, explains the process for Sunday World readers.

Laser tattoo removal is available in our Dublin clinic.  Patients interested in this treatment can seek no-obligation advice from a fully trained laser practitioner nurse.

Independent: Laser Treatments to Remove Tattoos


Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

A tattoo is forever!

The latest fashion for having your partner’s name indelibly marked on your body has seen tattoo parlours expand massively. 

However, if a relationship breaks down, many come to regret the very permanant nature of a tattoo. 

Equally, a cute cartoon character may be really fashionable in your twenties, but less appropriate later on in your thirties or forties…

If, like certain celebrities, your tattoo is out of date and needs removing, laser treatment may be a solution for you.  

Laser tattoo removal/reduction treatments are exclusively available in our Dublin clinic. 

Every case is unique, but our experienced laser practitioner nurse can advise on what course of treatment is possible and what the likely results will be.

Business Weekly: Cosmetic Firm Continues Expansion


Monday, May 24th, 2010


One of the UK’s foremost cosmetic and weight loss surgery providers, The Hospital Group, has announced further plans for expansion.

Following last year’s successful international growth into Spain and the USA, 2010 will see a year of further expansion in the UK with 2 new clinics offering operating facilities in Cambridge and Hammersmith.

The Hospital Group has invested more than £500,000 in the new facilities to deliver exceptional patient care in the London and South, where enquiries have been extremely buoyant despite the recession.

The Company’s headquarters are based at it’s wholly owned private cosmetic and weight loss surgery hospital in the Worcestershire countryside close to Birmingham.

Liverpool Echo: Tina Malone Story- May 2010


Thursday, May 20th, 2010

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Actress Tina malone updates the Liverpool Echo, talking about her forthcoming wedding with 28 year old Paul Chase, her  5 1/2 stone weight loss and dental makeover with The Hospital Group, her plans for a family and hosting the Clapperboard Awards.

You can read more about Tina’s gastric band, dental veneers and Juvederm dermal fillers on The Hospital Group’s website.

Royston Weekly News: Hospital Group Expansion


Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

The Hospital Group is expanding in Cambridge with a new clinic in Cambridge Road, Wimpole, including cosmetic surgery operating facilities.  Such is the demand for cosmetic surgery in the area, that the group is investing more than £500,000 in new surgical facilities to provide a more localised service for the area.

As leaders in the industry, the Cambridge centre has also been selected to house a training school for international surgeons. 

This move follows international expansion last year, seeing the group move into Spain and then the USA.  This year is expected to see further focus on the UK as demand for cosmetic surgery procedures increases .

Southern Daily Echo: Non Surgical Christmas


Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

How about BOTOX® for Christmas?

In the run up to Christmas, The Hospital Group reports an increase in sales of gift vouchers.  These can be used on non-surgical treatments such as chemical peels or dermal fillers, but probably the most popular option is BOTOX® anti-wrinkle injections.

Gift vouchers can also be used on surgery – a smaller gift voucher is great for those saving up, but some extravagent people have bought enough for a whole procedure.

Closer Magazine: Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace


Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

This summer, Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace went under the knife for a second time to boost her boobs to an ultra-curvy 32FF.

And the Big Brother 7 housemate is so pleased with the results that when asked which celebrity body she’d most like to have, her answer is immediate.

“My own!” she grins.  “When I first saw my new boobs I thought ‘I’ll topple over’ But I’m so happy with them now!”

But Aislyene, 30, adds “I won’t go bigger, I don’t want to look like a blow-up doll”.

Aisleyne who lives in Surrey had her first breast surgery six years ago, going from a 32B to a DD cup.  But she was desperate to go bigger and was unhappy with the wide gap between her implants so 3 months ago she had a second operation, this time with The Hospital Group.  Aisleyne chose top-of-the range Natrelle breast implants by Allergan. 

What’s given Aisleyne a real confidence boost however, is the course of facial peels she had at the same time as her boob op.  Earlier this year, the reality star went through a difficult period writing her autobiography and the stress of recalling her troubled childhood caused her to break out in spots. 

“My skin was really affecting my confidence” she says.  “It stopped me going out and I turned down modelling jobs”.

Her surgeon suggested a series of mild peels once a week for a month. 

She says “I needed something dramatic to clear it up.  It tingled when the acid went on and my face felt tight and went a bit red, then 2 days later you get the peeling.  But the results were amazing.  Even the fine lines around my eyes have gone.”

Daily Record: Beach Body Cosmetic Surgery


Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Don’t worry if you’ve left it too late to get in shape for the summer holidays – this article in the Daily Record has some great tips.

Fabulous: BOTOX


Sunday, June 14th, 2009

Although cosmetic surgery used to be thought of as for ladies in their 40’s and 50’s, that is no longer the case.

3 beautiful women in their 20’s share their stories about how they are already investing in non-surgical procedures such as BOTOX® and are already saving for cosmetic surgery procedures to keep looking young and beautiful for longer.

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