Month: March 2025

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Newspaper Publications, Research Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

How Aging Affects the Skin: Can Plastic Surgery Reverse the Clock?

Aging is a natural and inevitable process that affects every part of the body, but one of the most visible signs of aging occurs in the skin. Over time, our skin loses elasticity, hydration, and firmness, leading to wrinkles, sagging, and uneven pigmentation. While aging is a biological reality, modern plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures offer effective solutions to help slow down and even reverse some of these visible signs.

Many people wonder: Can plastic surgery truly reverse aging? The answer lies in understanding how aging affects the skin and the role of surgical and non-surgical interventions in restoring a more youthful appearance. Read more “How Aging Affects the Skin: Can Plastic Surgery Reverse the Clock?”

Uncategorized Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

Reconstructive Surgery for Cancer Patients: Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide, including in Nigeria and across Africa. For many women diagnosed with breast cancer, mastectomy (surgical removal of one or both breasts) is a life-saving procedure. However, while mastectomy helps eliminate cancer, it can leave many women feeling physically incomplete, emotionally distressed, and struggling with self-confidence.

Breast reconstruction surgery offers hope and healing, allowing women to regain their feminine form, confidence, and sense of self after cancer treatment. The goal of breast reconstruction is not just cosmetic—it is an integral part of post-cancer recovery, helping women feel whole again after their battle with cancer. Read more “Reconstructive Surgery for Cancer Patients: Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy”

Uncategorized Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

Keloid Removal and Scar Treatments: What Works Best?

Scars are a natural part of the healing process, but for some people, scar tissue grows abnormally, forming raised, thickened, and sometimes painful growths called keloids. Keloids are not just cosmetic concerns—they can be itchy, uncomfortable, and even emotionally distressing, affecting self-confidence and quality of life.

In Nigeria and across Africa, keloids are more common in people with darker skin tones due to increased melanin activity. Unfortunately, many myths and ineffective treatments exist, leading people to spend money on remedies that do not work. Read more “Keloid Removal and Scar Treatments: What Works Best?”

Newspaper Publications, Research Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

The Role of Plastic Surgery in Gender Affirmation Healthcare

Plastic surgery has long been associated with cosmetic enhancement, but one of its most profound and life-changing applications is in gender affirmation healthcare. For many transgender and non-binary individuals, gender-affirming plastic surgery is not just about appearance—it is a crucial step in aligning their physical identity with their gender identity, improving their mental well-being, confidence, and overall quality of life.

In recent years, global medical advancements have made gender-affirming plastic surgery safer, more accessible, and more effective. While much of the focus has been on Western nations, Africa is gradually recognizing the importance of inclusive healthcare, including gender-affirming procedures. However, awareness, stigma, and accessibility remain key challenges in many African countries, including Nigeria. Read more “The Role of Plastic Surgery in Gender Affirmation Healthcare”

Newspaper Publications, Research Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

THE RISE OF COSMETIC SURGERY IN NIGERIA: TRENDS AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS

In recent years, cosmetic surgery has seen a significant surge in Nigeria, fueled by increased awareness, social media influence, and a growing middle class willing to invest in self-enhancement. What was once a luxury reserved for the elite has now become more accessible, with many Nigerians exploring options to enhance their physical appearance. However, this rise comes with ethical concerns, ranging from unrealistic expectations to the dangers of unlicensed practitioners.

This article explores the growing trend of cosmetic surgery in Nigeria, factors driving its popularity, and the ethical considerations that must be addressed to ensure patient safety and satisfaction. Read more “THE RISE OF COSMETIC SURGERY IN NIGERIA: TRENDS AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS”

laser treatment, Research Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

Plastic Surgery in Medical Tourism: Why Nigeria Should Lead in Africa

Medical tourism is a booming global industry, with millions of patients traveling abroad each year to seek high-quality and affordable healthcare services. From cosmetic enhancements to complex reconstructive surgeries, medical tourism offers individuals the opportunity to access world-class medical procedures at competitive prices.

While countries like Turkey, India, and Thailand have positioned themselves as top destinations for medical tourism, Africa—particularly Nigeria—is still an untapped powerhouse in this sector. Given the rapid advancements in Nigerian healthcare, plastic surgery could be the country’s key entry point into the global medical tourism market. Read more “Plastic Surgery in Medical Tourism: Why Nigeria Should Lead in Africa”

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