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Newspaper Publications, Research Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

Ethnic Considerations in Plastic Surgery: Preserving Identity While Enhancing Beauty

Plastic surgery has become an increasingly popular way for individuals to enhance their natural beauty, restore confidence, and correct perceived imperfections. However, one of the most important aspects of modern aesthetic medicine is the ability to preserve a patient’s ethnic identity while achieving their cosmetic goals.

For people of African, Asian, Middle Eastern, and other diverse backgrounds, plastic surgery is not about conforming to Western beauty standards—it is about refining features while maintaining unique cultural characteristics. The goal of ethnic plastic surgery is to respect and enhance natural beauty rather than erase it. Read more “Ethnic Considerations in Plastic Surgery: Preserving Identity While Enhancing Beauty”

Newspaper Publications, Research, Uncategorized Dr. Rasheed Ayobami Aranmolate

Botox, Fillers, and Facelifts: Understanding Anti-Aging Procedures

Aging is an inevitable part of life, but thanks to advancements in aesthetic medicine, individuals now have effective anti-aging solutions that help maintain a youthful, refreshed appearance. Among the most popular cosmetic treatments are Botox, dermal fillers, and facelifts—each offering unique benefits to address different signs of aging.

With an increasing number of people opting for non-surgical and surgical rejuvenation procedures, it is essential to understand how these treatments work, their differences, and who they are best suited for. This article explores Botox, fillers, and facelifts, helping you make an informed decision about the best anti-aging treatment for your needs. Read more “Botox, Fillers, and Facelifts: Understanding Anti-Aging Procedures”

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?”

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”

Beauty, Health, Research Grand

What You Need To Know About Neck Lift

Neck Lift (Lower Rhytidectomy) at Grandville Medical Group

A neck lift, or lower rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure that addresses visible signs of aging in the jawline and neck.

What a Neck Lift Can Treat:

  • Excess fat and skin laxity in the lower face causing jowls
  • Submental fat (double chin)
  • Loose neck skin (“turkey neck”)
  • Muscle banding in the neck

The loss of youthful contours in the face and neck can be caused by heredity, gravity, environmental factors, and stress. A neck lift can be a good option for individuals whose neck appearance doesn’t match their upper face. Read more “What You Need To Know About Neck Lift”

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From Lagos to global innovation: Dr. Ayobami Aranmolate redefines plastic surgery in Africa

Grandville Medical and Laser stands as a beacon of innovation and excellence in Nigeria’s healthcare sector, driven by the visionary leadership of Dr. Ayobami Rasheed Aranmolate. Renowned for its advanced technologies and holistic approach, the center is revolutionizing plastic and aesthetic surgery.

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Thinking of Cosmetic Surgery
Aesthetics, Beauty, Research Grandville

THINKING COSMETIC SURGERY ?

It is not uncommon to have people walk into the clinic for consultation holding tightly to a portrait of how they want to look immediately after waking up from anesthesia.”Doctor , this is how i want to look”. It would seem as though cosmetic surgery would transform an alligator into a butterfly.

People get cosmetic surgery for many reasons. Some want to look younger. Others seek to change a body feature they’ve never liked, some aim at restoring their confidence after losing their former selves to natural events like pregnancy, ageing or previous botched surgeries while some others just totally want to run away from themselves into a brand new body.

While the decision is a personal one, it is important to note Read more “THINKING COSMETIC SURGERY ?”

Beauty, Health, Research Grand

Caring for your body after a Breast Surgery

We seldom have patients complain of complications after a successful breast surgery. Hence, When I received a call from a patient two days ago that she was having issues with her breasts after a breast lift surgery was done 2 weeks ago, I pointedly asked if she had adhered to all the instructions that was given to her which she answered in the affirmative.

We invited her over to the office so we could examine her and upon examination, we discovered that not only had she flaunted all our rules, she had taken off the surgical bra made to protect her breasts and speed up recovery.She had also involved herself in activity that had her putting pressure on the breasts.
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