Dr Robert DrielsmaFRACS ASPS ASAPS
Plastic Surgeon
Dr Robert Drielsma is a fully qualified Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeon. His basic medical degree was completed at the University of
Sydney in 1982. During this time he also completed a Bachelor or
Science degree.
Dr Drielsma trained in General surgery becoming a Fellow of the Australasian College
of Surgeons (FRACS) in 1990. He then entered advanced training in
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Sydney qualifying in this
discipline in 1993.
Following Plastic and Reconstructive training in Sydney, Dr Drielsma
spent three (3) years in overseas fellowships in London and Paris specializing in cosmetic plastic Surgery.
Dr Drielsma has developed special interest and expertise in the field
of Body lifting and body contouring following moderate to massive
weight loss. He has pioneered the introduction of body lifting to Sydney
and offers a wide range of body contouring procedures following
weight loss including Body lift, inner thigh lift, arm lift and breast
lift as well as face lifting. Dr Drielsma regularly lectures and
participates in educational panels on body lifting and body contouring
surgery.
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Dr Jake LimFRCSEd FRACS
Plastic Surgeon
Dr Jake Lim FRCSEd FRACS is a fully qualified Sydney trained Plastic
Surgeon specialising in cosmetic & body conturing surgery
procedures. Dr Lim is currently a member of the Australian Society of
Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the Australian Society of Aesthetic Plastic
Surgeons (ASAPS) and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of
Surgeons (FRACS). The letters FRACS are an indication of successful
completion of specialist surgery training and the Royal Australasian
College of Surgeons is the only statutory recognised body for training
surgeons in Australia.
After completing five years of medical training at The University of
Sydney and following his passion for surgery, Dr Lim embarked on a
further 15 years of general and plastic surgery training before being
awarded his FRACS in both general and plastic surgery under the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons. At the completion of his plastic
surgery training, Dr Lim visited centres in the United Kingdom and
Europe to further his interest and knowledge in cosmetic surgery.
Dr Lim took an active role in educating and training future plastic
surgeons in one of Sydney’s major teaching hospitals. This work involved
the use of microsurgery and other reconstructive techniques to restore a
patient to normality following trauma or disease. This background of
reconstructive surgery is an important foundation for Dr Lim’s expertise
in cosmetic surgery.
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Dr Fee LaiFRCSEd FRACS
Plastic Surgeon
Dr Lai graduated in Medicine from the University of NSW in 1972.
After internship he trained in General Surgery. Following further
examinations, he was in 1978 awarded the Fellowship of the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons and Fellowship of the Royal College of
Surgeons of Edinburgh. Dr Lai was then recognised as a specialist
surgeon by the Health Insurance Commission of Australia.
Dr. Lai undertook further training in plastic surgery at the Prince
of Wales Hospital in Sydney and was the Royal Australasian College of
Surgeons’ Fellow at the reputable Frenchay Hospital Plastic Surgery Unit
in Bristol in the United Kingdom.
He returned to Sydney in 1982 and started a private practice in
plastic surgery. He became a member of the Australian Society of Plastic
Surgeons and also the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic
Surgeons. Dr Lai was appointed as a visiting plastic surgeon to Westmead
Teaching Hospital, Concord Teaching Hospital and Auburn Teaching
Hospital. During the early years, he practised reconstructive as well as
cosmetic plastic surgery.
Over 15 years ago, Dr Lai changed his practice profile by performing
only cosmetic plastic surgery. He regularly carries out body sculpting
procedures as well as cosmetic breast surgery. These include breast
enlargements, breast lifts, breast reductions and mummy makeovers. He
also performs tummy tucks, lipectomy and liposuction. Dr Lai has also
appeared on TV programs such as Good Medicine and Sex Life performing
cosmetic surgery procedures.
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Best Dietitians |
Nutrition for weight loss surgery is very different to normal healthy
eating and weight loss. Our specialist dietitians Eva Tamrakar and
Shannon Overs are experts in the nutrition management of weight loss
surgery, particularly gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy, Roux-en-Y
gastric bypass, and omega-loop gastric bypass. Bringing over 12 years
nutrition counselling experience to SIOS, Eva and Shannon are highly
committed to ongoing professional development and education to provide
their clients with individualised, up-to-date, evidence-based dietary
care.
Eva TamrakarAccredited Practising Dietitian (APD), Accredited Nutritionist (AN)
Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition & Dietetics) Honours
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Shannon Overs APD AN
Accredited Practising Dietitian, Accredited Nutritionist
Bachelor of Science (Nutrition)
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Best Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeons
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Help Kids to Lose Weight
If your child had a bagel for breakfast this morning, it wasn't much more nutritious than eating a bowl of sugar, says Parents advisor David Ludwig, MD, PhD, associate professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School
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the subsequent boom in high-carb meals and snacks -- may be a key factor in the obesity epidemic, says Dr. Ludwig. But an Atkins-style low-carb diet isn't the answer either. In his eye-opening new book, Ending the Food Fight: Guide Your Child to a Healthy Weight in a Fast Food/Fake Food World, he offers a road map -- backed up by the latest scientific research -- for helping kids stay slim.
Help Kids to Lose Weight
Avoid Starchy Carbs
Heathy Diet and Weight Loss for kids |
Dr. Ludwig is seriously worried about how many kids are getting fat -- the percentage of 6- to 11-year-olds who are overweight has doubled in the last 25 years. And the situation is only going to get worse: Children who are overweight are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, and could face kidney failure and amputations by age 30. Ironically, our focus on low-fat eating over the last decades.
the subsequent boom in high-carb meals and snacks -- may be a key factor in the obesity epidemic, says Dr. Ludwig. But an Atkins-style low-carb diet isn't the answer either. In his eye-opening new book, Ending the Food Fight: Guide Your Child to a Healthy Weight in a Fast Food/Fake Food World, he offers a road map -- backed up by the latest scientific research -- for helping kids stay slim.
Healthy diet to lose weight for kids |
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