An increasing number of Indian mothers are choosing mommy makeover procedures after childbirth as awareness of aesthetic treatments grows. Plastic surgeons say women are seeking solutions to address physical changes caused by pregnancy and delivery while restoring confidence and body comfort. A mommy makeover is not a single procedure. Instead, it combines multiple surgical and non-surgical treatments tailored to an ...
Fortis La Femme has partnered with RG Aesthetics to strengthen its aesthetic and reconstructive surgery offerings in New Delhi. The collaboration combines Fortis Healthcare’s clinical infrastructure with RG Aesthetics’ expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. The partners aim to provide patients with advanced surgical care under one integrated platform. Broader portfolio of procedures The expanded programme will offer a comprehensive ...
The growing demand for body contouring procedures is reshaping the cosmetic surgery market. Industry experts say many patients now seek tummy tuck surgery to improve body contours rather than lose weight. Body contouring takes priority over weight loss A tummy tuck, also known as abdominoplasty, removes excess abdominal skin and tightens weakened muscles. The procedure helps restore the abdominal profile ...
Kolkata-based Iniya Aesthetics & Wellness has celebrated its second anniversary by introducing Eastern India’s first EMSCULPT NEO system. The launch strengthens the clinic’s focus on advanced, non-invasive aesthetic and wellness treatments. The announcement took place during an anniversary event at the Saturday Club in Kolkata. Doctors, industry experts, celebrities, influencers, bloggers, and guests attended the celebration. The launch positions Iniya ...
India’s body contouring device market is emerging as the fastest-growing segment of the country’s medical aesthetics industry. Growing use of GLP-1 weight-loss medicines is increasing demand for post-weight-loss aesthetic procedures, according to a report by research firm Mordor Intelligence. Body contouring leads market growth The report estimates that India’s aesthetic devices market will grow from about $870 million in 2026 ...
Chennai Plastic Surgery recently organised a two-day international workshop focused on gynaecomastia surgery and male chest contouring. The advanced training program attracted sixteen plastic surgeons, aesthetic surgeons, fellows, and trainees from Asia and Australia. The workshop emphasised practical learning and modern surgical techniques. Dr Karthik Ramasamy, a plastic and cosmetic surgeon, led the programme. He guided participants through the evaluation ...
Minimally invasive procedures are reshaping plastic surgery by shifting demand away from traditional operations toward low-downtime aesthetic treatments. Patients increasingly prefer solutions that deliver natural results with faster recovery periods. This change reflects broader technological and cultural shifts in modern medicine. Industry shift toward minimally invasive care Industry data shows that minimally invasive techniques now dominate aesthetic practice volumes. Injectables, ...
Allergan Aesthetics, an AbbVie company, has launched a new education programme to help consumers understand medical aesthetic treatments. The initiative, called A‑Z of Medical Aesthetics, aims to offer simple, clear guidance on aesthetic procedures and care. It responds to rising interest in aesthetic services and growing online searches for related information. Providing science-backed guidance The programme provides credible, science-backed information ...
A breakthrough in aesthetic technology is redefining how people approach body contouring and stubborn fat removal with non-surgical fat reduction—without surgery, needles, or downtime. Traditional liposuction carries risks, a long recovery, and anaesthesia, prompting patients to seek safer targeted fat reduction alternatives. Advanced devices deliver surgical-like results safely Medical experts are now championing advanced body-contouring devices that deliver results comparable ...
Chandigarh’s Government Medical College and Hospital in Sector‑32 (GMCH‑32) has launched an advanced power-assisted liposuction (PAL) service. The new procedure provides patients with a precise and minimally invasive option for body contouring. The new technique improves results, shortens recovery, and reduces complications compared with GMCH‑32’s previous manual liposuction. Why GMCH‑32 introduced PAL Dr Samik Sharma, GMCH‑32 plastic surgery consultant, said ...