It would seem that luscious, fuller looking lips are not just for Celebrities and Models but also for office colleagues, teachers and busy parents.

Permalip™ Implants are made from a very soft, yet solid silicone elastomer and come in various shapes and sizes.

The procedure takes approximately 30 minutes and the results are permanent. However, they can be removed if required.

This procedure starts from as little as £1500.

For further information look at our Website . www.aurora-clinics.co.uk or call 01844 214362.

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Claire Cordell, 33, decided to have Cosmetic Surgery undertaken by Adrian Richards of Aurora Clinics.

Claire was once a size 10 but after having children she felt she had the body of a woman a decade older.

Claire said “when her Fiancé proposed I was thrilled but had this sinking feeling about showing my body of in front of friends and family”.

Claire made an appointment with Adrian Richards, Leading Plastic Surgeon at Aurora Clinics. Mr Richards talked her through a Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) procedure and a Breast Uplift (Mastopexy) Having explained the realistic expectations Claire made her decision to go ahead with the surgery but had not taken it too lightly.

On the day of surgery Claire had five kilos of fat and skin removed and also the Breast Uplift as a joint birthday and wedding gift from her Fiancé.

Four weeks following surgery and Claire had healed and was delighted with the results and felt confident posing for pictures on her wedding day.

Another Aurora Patient, Gemma Harrison, 30 got engaged last year and found her dream wedding dress, a feminine strapless dress by Pronovias.

However, Gemma felt let down by her back, chest and shoulders as they were covered in large brown moles.

Gemma decided to take action and had fourteen moles removed by Adrian Richards at Aurora Clinics. Gemma was treated as a day patient.

A new confident Gemma say’s she cannot put a price on how much better she feels as a result and has no regrets.

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