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Mr Sadideen featured in a piece by Tallulah Harlech, “Shoot for the Scars”. Consultant Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon Sadideen is fastidious about scars, and not just their positions in his breast- and body-focused surgeries. He’s fixated on carving out new techniques for their treatment.

Mr Hazim Sadideen was asked to provide expert commentary on the growing trend of cosmetic rib removal, often referred to as “Barbie waist” surgery. He discusses the significant risks associated with extreme body modification, emphasising the importance of patient safety, psychological assessment and ethical surgical decision-making. He also highlights that, where appropriate, carefully selected patients may benefit from safer, less invasive techniques.

Mr Sadideen was featured when a Tatler writer sought a surgeon who could scuplt the “golden ratio” for beautiful breasts. She sought out a surgeon “with a deftness of touch to match an atelier seamstress”. Mr Sadideen has refined his approach to scarring, fat transfer, and stem cell enrichment for natural results.

Mr Sadideen was asked whether certain foods can make you sweat more in hot weather. Given he has a large experience in the treatment of hyperhidrosis, he shared his views on nutrition and the types of food that could worsen sweating, particularly in warm weather.

Mr. Sadideen was asked to comment on products that were available on the market to reduce the appearance of scars. Mr Sadideen has no affiliation to any of these brands, and so his commentary was more about the ingredients of the products and how they could work towards improving scar appearance.

With non-surgical rhinoplasty on the rise, Mr Sadideen discusses what the actual procedure involves, how long results last, what aftercare involves and how to maintain results. Mr Sadideen performs both non-surgical and surgical rhinoplasty, helping patients select the most appropriate treatment.

With non-surgical rhinoplasty on the rise (especially on Tik-Tok), Mr Sadideen discusses the procedure in greater detail– including expectations, results and aftercare. Mr Sadideen performs both non-surgical and surgical rhinoplasty, helping patients select the most appropriate treatment.

Tatler’s “Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide 2023”, “Best for Body”. Mr Hazim Sadideen featured once again in this magnificent guide, which is a huge honour and privilege. He performs both aesthetic and reconstructive breast, body and facial surgery.

Hazim Sadideen, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, explains explains why some people sweat more than others, and discusses the role of botulinum toxin in reducing hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating).