Drjacquelinelewis

06/08/2026

Ladies, the best things you can do about breast health are to:

👉 know what is normal for you

👉 avoid alcohol or limit intake to fewer than six units per week

👉 get regular mammograms when you are of age (just before aged 50 unless you have risk factors for breast cancer)

👉 get checked if you find anything new



www.drjacquelinelewis.com

21/07/2026

I love the cool calm in my operating theatre.

We treat every case seriously from operating to remove a simple lipoma to cancer procedures.

20/05/2026

27/03/2026

Three things to AVOID when having surgery:

If you are lucky enough to be able to choose your surgeon, hospital/clinic and the date for surgery, other things you need to know about how to optimise your outcome are below.

As a Plastic & Aesthetic Breast Surgeon with over 30 years of experience (yes, I started Plastic Surgery training in 1992), I know that the best surgical outcomes are obtained when patients are physically fit, fully informed, and have realistic expectations from their surgery.

🟢 Get physically fit

Build as much muscle mass as you possibly can (get an experienced physical therapist or trainer if need be) preop. Your muscles will start wasting after 48 hours of inactivity. Core strength = better mobility.

Cardio exercises will ensure that your heart will be able to deal more effectively with the blood loss and fluid shifts during surgery.

🟢 Optimize nutrition

Proteins are the building blocks for healing. Ensure that you maximise protein in your meals during the weeks coming up to your operation.

⭐️ Take supplements that are scientifically priven to work to help you heal.

I prescribe Skinade MD Pre-and Post op Programme to all my patients having surgery. Start taking it three weeks before your operation.

🟢 Follow your surgeons instructions.

They know how to best heal from the particular procedure you have had. Heed their advice on mobilisation, painkillers, antibiotics, antithrombotics, dressings, sutures, wound care, garments and whatever else they advise.

Summary: Avoid rushing your decision about surgery, having unrealistic expectations, or not doing everything you can to get the best result.

** DM me for more info or a discount code for Skinade MD.

FOLLOW for more tips on optimising surgical outcomes.

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01/03/2026

15/02/2026

When it comes to the body, the 'go to' expert for non surgical therapies is non other than my esteemd friend and colleague, Dr Galyna Selezneva.

She has worked with every device worth knowing about. And her wealth of experience has earned her the title 'The Body Sculptor'.

Her talented and dedicated therapists (with magic hands, if you book a facial) have worked by her side for so long that clients bring them gifts for Christmas.

And she might well advise you that the only option for what you might wish to achieve is surgery (and refer you on).

I cannot think of anyone else I would recommend so highly for a non-surgical body treatment!

She can be contacted at drgalyna.com

15/02/2026

What do I do?

I share my knowledge. Why? To enable women to lead their best lives.

What do I share? My experience in all things breast related like cancer, aesthetics, screening, what is normal and what to look out for.

And my experience in skin health and facial treatments, effects of menopause and what is out there that could help.

Get in touch via www.drjacquelinelewis.com

08/01/2026

For women on aromatase inhibitors or other ostrogen-depleting cancer treatments, intimate symptoms are common — and often under-treated.

I want to offer this service to specifically support:

✅ Breast cancer survivors

✅ Women with treatment-induced menopause

✅ Those unable to use hormonal therapies

BUT also, post menopausal women like me, who don't want to use oestrogen supplements or don't get sufficient benefit from them.

Always consultation-led. Always medically assessed.

07/01/2026

No one prepares women for the intimate changes that can come with menopause or cancer treatment.

Vaginal dryness, discomfort, painful s*x or recurrent UTls are medical symptoms - not cosmetic issues, and not something you have to "just accept."

A non-hormonal laser-based treatment option is available for appropriately selected women, following full medical assessment.

📩 Book a confidential consultation www.drjacquelinelewis.com

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