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Dr Mary Colbert and her team at Forster Court Dental were the first dental practice to introduce facial aesthetics to Galway and the west of Ireland. In the past few months, the practice has unveiled the latest modern, progressive, treatments including mesotherapy, and more recently protein rich growth factor, or PRGF Endoret.

Quay Dental - located at Walshes Terrace, Woodquay in Galway City centre – has just launched their facial rejuvenation and injectables clinic along with introducing cosmetic whitening to their broad range of services.

A new clinic opened at University Hospital Galway will allow patients with epilepsy to receive all their care here.

The human nose takes on various shapes and sizes depending on cultural background, genetics, and any injury or fractures. Some people may be blessed with the perfect structure whilst others desperately yearn for a change. Non-surgical nose jobs are a new and exciting alternative available at The Laser and Skin Clinic to clients interested in improving the shape of their nose without undergoing invasive surgery. Dermal fillers can now be used to smooth out bumps, raise the bridge of the nose and correct imperfections. The beauty of choosing to reshape your nose without surgery means you can now get a new nose in a matter of minutes without the risks associated with surgery. The effects can last up to one to two years depending on dermal fillers used.

The Foot Clinic provides a chiropody service and treats all aspects of foot and leg pain at the following clinics: Molloys Pharmacy, Roscommon town; McGorisks Pharmacy, Athlone Towncentre; Dr Loftus’s Surgery, Boyle; and Cox’s Pharmacy, Carrick-on-Shannon.

CACI non-surgical facelifts have been hailed the world over as the industry’s definitive alternative to Botox. Most excitingly, the CACI ultimate facial has recently been introduced to Ireland to great demand. The CACI ultimate facial’s plumping, lifting, and toning effects are already loved by A-list fans including JLo. These ground breaking non-surgical anti-ageing treatments are now available at Bella Beauty, The Quay village, Ballina, making that luminous red carpet glow more attainable. The CACI machine uses micro current facial techniques to restore and redefine facial muscles, plump out lines and wrinkles, and sculpt the cheekbones for a smoother and younger looking complexion.

During the summer months, Whelehans Pharmacy in Mullingar find that their chiropody services tend to get busier as people become more conscious of their feet.

Whelehans Pharmacy have launched their ‘Get your toes out’ campaign in conjunction with chiropodist James Pedley, who is offering free foot checks for a limited time. If you have a foot problem you have been meaning to get looked at, this is your chance. Their chiropodist will advise on the best course of action. Diabetics tend to have more foot problems than most, so it is important to monitor feet regularly.

In days gone by, the word “hair transplant” conjured up images of obvious and less than natural-looking results. Today, it is a very different story. This type of grooming has undergone such development and improvement, that even the most skilled barber would struggle to notice a hair transplant.

The Foot Clinic has recently commenced at McGorisks Pharmacy, Athlone Towncentre and Molloys Pharmacy, Roscommon and is run by foot care practitioner Catriona Byrne, DIPCHFP, MSPRACT. The practice is fully registered and insured.