Organisation: IAPS

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

home and gardens

Slip, Slop, Slap is the motto for using sunscreens

Following Valerie O’Connor’s recent column on sunbathing, the president of the Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons, Margaret O’Donnell, warns of the dangers of not using sunscreens.

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Surgeons: ‘Someone will have to die before we regulate plastic surgery’

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Law overhaul could ‘stop cosmetic surgery blunders’

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Plastic surgeons operating without training

fashion and beauty

Cosmetic surgery on the rise but caution advised

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4 children in 6 weeks hurt in lawnmower accidents

Treading a thin line with cosmetic surgery

MONEY talks.

Sat, 22 Jun, 2013

15 children crush fingers in doors every week

At least 15 children are treated in hospital every week for crushed fingers, it has emerged.

Wed, 03 Apr, 2013

Cutting edge tourism: bargain facelifts abroad

WOMEN who want to look younger for longer can save a staggering 70% on a facelift — if they are prepared to travel for their surgery.

Fri, 20 Oct, 2006

Nip/tuck nation: our love affair with cosmetic surgery

WOMEN are most likely to consider cosmetic surgery as they get older but one-in-five men aged 25-44 will also contemplate a nip/tuck.

Wed, 19 Apr, 2006

Unfit doctors clog A&E with botched cosmetic ops

COSMETIC surgery patients are regularly being sent to overcrowded accident and emergency wards because unqualified doctors who botch operations cannot deal with complications, according to the Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons (IAPS).

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004