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(TheNation) - Do you have constant restroom visits due to your struggles with incontinence? If so, then perhaps you should look at correcting the problem through vaginal tightening without surgery.
What is urinary incontinence?

In short, it’s leaking urine because of loss of bladder control and mainly affects women after childbirth and menopause.

But it can happen to anyone. Laughing, exercising, sneezing or coughing can lead to an embarrassing leak. Women with this condition have weak pelvic muscles and collagen break down as well.

The current treatment, which is both quick and easy, involves using non–ablative radiofrequency (RF) device to shrink and stimulate collagen production both in the vaginal wall and the external vaginal tissues to combat “laxity”. The device delivers RF temperature controlled waves to the target area and while there might be a feeling of warmth during the 30-minute treatment, most patients find the experience comfortable and painless.

The RF device can comfort…

(Dailymail) - A reality star has become the first woman in the UK to get a robotic hair transplant - after being left with a receding hairline due to her love of horse riding. 


Samantha Dewhurst, 25, from Manchester, explained how she first noticed her forehead area getting larger about 18 months ago, due to her hairline moving backwards.
She attributes this hair loss to wearing a helmet while horse riding, explaining how scraping her locks back into a helmet leads to 'massive pressure on the hairline'.  The blogger, who won ITV2's Survival of the Fittest earlier this year, decided to have a robotic hair transplant, costing £6,000, to rectify the problem. The robotic procedure sees a specialist machine extracting grafts from the back of the head and implanting the hairs, to improve the accuracy of the treatment.  A month on from the treatment - which she received at the Skin and Follicle Clinic in Birmingham - Samantha said she is delighted with the results so far, which sh…

(SCMP) - Two South Koreans and a Hong Kong woman who recommended liposuction to an undercover police officer during a consultation at a five-star hotel two years ago walked free from court on Monday.

South Korean company manager Ryu Seung-yeon, 28; doctor Seo Jae-won, 37; and Cheung Lok-yan, 33, director of the Hong Kong intermediary “365MC”; were found not guilty of one joint count of practising medicine without a registration.

The two South Koreans were subsequently cleared of breaching their conditions of stay, while Cheung was also found not guilty of aiding and abetting them.

The Eastern Court case hinged on whether a consultation on improving body figure and weight loss amounted to practising Western medicine under Hong Kong law.

Senior public prosecutor Jasmine Ching Wai-ming had summoned two doctors to support her case that the trio practised medicine on policewoman Yam Ka-bo during a sting operation at the Conrad Hong Kong hotel on November 20, 2016.
Undercover Hong Kong cop told …

Tired of waxing, tweezing, or shaving? Looking for permanent hair removal for your upper lip, chest, back, legs or underarms? Looking for the best permanent laser hair removal clinics in Malaysia? We've got the reviews and cost covered in this post.

For a layman, it's also likely that you might get confused over the wide range of prices and methods available in beauty salons and aesthetic clinics. Since there are many popular methods of hair removal in Malaysia, do check out the summary of a relevant article below so that you know the difference between the various methods.

Permanent Hair Removal Procedures

There are three popular methods of hair removal in Malaysia, namely: Laser, Intense Pulse Light (IPL) and Electrolysis.The advantage of laser hair removal is that it is a speedier process compared to electrolysis. Small areas such as above the upper lip could take a minute or so while larger areas such as the underarms could take 10 minutes.

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is not a l…