Facial Wasting, HIV Facial Wasting Treatment

Before Facial Wasting Treatment

After Facial Wasting Treatment

"The treatment you gave me has changed my life. I can now move forwards again"
"Thank you so very much for my new face - I can''t tell you what a difference it has made"
"My mum and dad just cried when they saw me with my old face back - you deserve a medal"
"Thank you all for being so kind to me. I felt so bad when I came to see you. The change is unbelievable"

Facial wasting is a debilitating condition causing huge psychological injury for sufferers. It is not uncommon for patients to avoid having photographs taken, remove mirrors from their houses and to avoid looking into shop or car windows. The face they see looking back just isn't theirs.

HIV facial wasting may be stigmatising and people may feel the condition marks them out as having HIV. They feel good and healthy on the inside but look ill on the outside.

Freedomhealth has a specialist interest in treating facial and Aids wasting. Dr Sean Cummings has an international reputation and treats patients from literally all over the world. Recent patients have travelled from Japan, Australia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and North America.

Séan uses the product Bio-Alcamid to correct facial wasting. Bioalcamid is a hydrogel which has been used for approximately 8 years for repair of large volume tissue defects. It is safe, does not move, mutate, cause cancers or allergies and has performed superbly in patients with very extensive fat or volume loss in their faces.

In general, most of the patients Séan sees and treats have significant wasting, usually grade 2-4 of the Carruthers grading scale. These present significant challenges in terms of repair. The results are outstanding.

We are happy to consult remotely by email and give a general idea as to whether we can assist and how much product and consequently the cost is required. All we ask is that you send three recent, well lit photo's, preferably by digital camera to us by email with a brief treatment history and some comment about your general health. The photo's should be front, straight on, slightly to left and slightly to right.