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Lunchtime Aesthetics Procedures

Dr Jeff Khoo, Aesthetics Consultant | Dr Jeff Khoo, Aesthetics Consultant

16-Feb-16 16:00

Lunchtime Aesthetics Procedures

More people are turning to non-surgical and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures on their lunch breaks as opposed to surgical treatments. With minimal discomfort, patients can return to work or daily activities immediately. But first, find out what you need to know before undergoing any aesthetic treatments. Dr Jeff Khoo, Aesthetics Consultant highlights safety issues, latest technologies and the questions you should ask your doctor.


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