cosmetic surgery

With international travel for healthcare on the rise, the medical scientists are concerned that this new superbug could soon spread around the world.

Superbug: possible threats
British doctors have confirmed that they have treated patients exposed to 'superbug' after having surgeries like cosmetic treatments and organ transplants in the Indian sub-continent.

Scientists also warned that the superbug, a gene named New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase-1 or NDM-1, could spread worldwide, because nothing has been developed to combat it, reported the Daily Mail.

According to a recent global survey, with the growing array of face and figure enhancing options now available and the desire to look good so deeply entrenched in the Indian mindset more and more people are choosing to go under the knife to acquire the perfect look.

“There has been a shift in the perception of beauty with time. In a competitive world, people want to look younger and fresher and they are opting for procedures that will take away years from their face,” said Sanjay Parashar, a leading cosmetologist in the country.

World’s top 4 in cosmetic surgery

Childbirth is a major ordeal, and so is nursing – and they both leave their mark on Mummy’s body. Mummy Makeover is a very popular option for mothers wishing to get back their pre-pregnancy good looks. .