While related, they are two distinct entities. To be successful takes equal commitment from both the doctor and the patient,
Beauty is not only the universal language connecting human beings across all cultures, but also the universal language connecting all living species. It is the vehicle that allows a banana to message a primate it is ripe, as well as a daffodil to solicit a bee for pollination. And, as a primal force, it exerts itself at a very primitive and evolutionary preserved level. In humans, perceiving beauty is tucked away in the deepest corners of an archaic and evolutionary preserved portion of our brains. And it is here that we appreciate, recognise and value beauty. Three centuries before Christ, enlightened Greek philosopher Plato equated beauty with all that is good, realising that it is a coveted treasure. Beauty is the lubricant leading to procreation, and it very well may be the rawest of energies fuelling evolution. However, don’t mistake beauty with attractiveness. While related, they are two very distinct entities. Beautiful can be unattractive, and attractive can be ugly – for instance, look no further than 1985’s sexiest man, Mel Gibson, yelling distasteful profanities.
All can be perceived beautiful or irreproachable – depending on the relative environment.
To be attractive requires two parts: a form to project beauty, with a second being to receive it as beautiful. But in the cognitively complex human, the manner in which the beauty is projected is highly dependent on the projector feeling beautiful. However, herein lies the hurdle: to feel beautiful – and to project beauty – takes effort and work. It is not just a given – even for the physically advantaged. And true to all forms of human advancement, feeling beautiful requires energy to be expended in order to achieve a higher level or meaningful accomplishment.
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Weightloss When Willpower Isn't Enough
The popular belief that the ability to lose weight is solely linked to willpower is far from the truth. But doctors practising integrative, functional medicine can consistently help individuals struggling with weight loss by simply identifying the cause of excessive weight, writes DR SLY NEDIC
The Face Of Ageing In Mature Patients
DR SLY NEDIC unpacks the ageing-related changes that take place in the faces of mature patients and advises on the most appropriate procedures.
Nose Reshaping With Nasal Threads
Thanks to the advancement of medical technology, a nose augmentation no longer means having to undergo a surgical procedure. Indeed, a simple nose thread treatment is all you need to get a more defined, lifted nose. DR XEN LUDICK elaborates.
Can Your Skin Ever Be Too Clean?
Revisiting how we think about cleanliness and bacteria could be the key to improving overall skin health. Clean is good, but you can have too much of a good thing, writes DR JUANITA KILLIAN.
Collagen The Anti-aging Supplement Of The Future
Collagen. We hear this word more and more. Is this the ânewâ buzz in the supplement industry? Should everybody be taking it? And is this the solution to halting aging in its tracks? Dr Burt Jooste provides the answers.
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Exploring the causes, symptoms and treatments of hyperhidrosis. DR XEN LUDICK
SHIMMERING and Sun Kissed - Cracking the secret to glowing skin
DR TARRYN JACOBS reveals the science behind skin radiance, and imparts her expert tips on how to get your glow back.
On the NOSE
Presenting an overview on the surgical procedure that is ethnic rhinoplasty â a specialized operation of the nose that is specifically designed to enhance a patientâs appearance without altering his or her ethnic identity1. PROF NKHENSANI CHAUKE-MALINGA
Benjamin Button-ing it
Thereâs a crop of Hollywood A-listers, models, musicians and entertainers who seem to exist in that rarefied air where their ageing process has either halted dead in its tracks, completely transformed their appearance or, better still, has miraculously reversed time â with most of them looking even better than they did 20 years ago. So what, pray tell, is their secret? DR ANUSHKA REDDY takes a closer look.
A minimalist approach to Beauty
In an era where we have to streamline many avenues of our lives, beauty and skincare seem to go to the bottom of the list, as many would consider it frivolous to spend hard-earned cash on eyeliner and moisturizer. Yet it is still possible to maintain your skincare routine, albeit in a simplified version. DR SIAN HARTSHORNE imparts some valuable advice.