Vulvodynia is a condition that affects one in seven women, approximately 15% of the female population. Often linked to fibromyalgia,...
«A simple mole transformed into a radical change in my life» Anna Maisetti, founder of the Stile Compresso community Sometimes,...
What is the effect of space on scars? Revée is funding research. On November 22 2022 will leave the space...
The idea of a brochure on breast reconstruction was born from the need and desire to disclose the correct information....
Doctor Stefano Marianelli, Plastic and Esthetic Specialized Surgeon in Florence and Head of the Plastic Surgery Unit of the Leonardo...
Cristina Sartorio, Surgeon specialized in esthetic surgery in Torino, tells us about how her e-book “Beauty of imperfection” sold on...
Breast reduction surgery is a procedure that not only modifies the aesthetic appearance of the breasts but also brings significant functional benefits. Many women with large...
Tuberous breast is a congenital condition affecting many women, influencing the shape of the breast and, consequently, body perception. Despite being relatively common, affecting about 27%...
Body reshaping and obesity are central themes in medicine, with a significant impact on healthcare. On the occasion of the World Obesity Day, which is celebrated...
Cutaneous oncology is a constantly evolving field, characterized by a rising incidence of primary skin tumors and the introduction of increasingly advanced methods for diagnosis and...
Nipple reconstruction is a crucial phase in the breast reconstruction journey, both from an aesthetic and psychological perspective. Dr. Federico Cipriani, a specialist in plastic, reconstructive,...
Increasing breast volume to boost self-confidence. Breast augmentation is one of the most sought-after procedures in plastic surgery, chosen by women of various ages for both...
Today, plastic surgery is increasingly popular, likely influenced by social media and societal pressure. Requests for plastic surgery procedures are on the rise. According to data...
