Best Selling Books by Wendy LEWIS

Cosmetic surgery, once the preserve of the jet-setting rich, is now something more people than ever are prepared to consider, and the industry is worth almost £700 million in the UK alone. But what is involved, what are the risks and how much does it cost? This comprehensive guide by one of the world''s leading experts outlines all the latest surgical procedures and non-invasive treatments and gives the facts you need to make an informed decision on whether it is right for you. Giving the reader the low down on the most popular cosmetic surgical procedures and the non-surgical alternatives, Wendy provides details on the very latest techniques and procedures, the questions to ask, the resources to help you find the best doctors, hints on speeding post-op recovery and the ways to negotiate potential pitfalls. Deciding to have a cosmetic procedure is a very personal journey to embark on. PLASTIC MAKES PERFECT is filled with expert but friendly advice on one of the most important life-altering decisions we can make.

Social media provides a new way for aesthetic practitioners to connect with consumers and to differentiate their clinics. However, to most clinic managers and practitioners, digital media represents a sea of confusion that they cannot even begin to know how to navigate. With over 20 years of experience in medical aesthetics, Lewis offers a unique understanding of the challenges clinics face every day to market their products and services ethically, manage patients and stay profitable. This text serves as an expert user''s guide written specifically for healthcare professionals in need of an in-depth introduction and comprehensive actionable program for digital marketing, social media, and aesthetic clinic management. It is a must-read for practitioners.

This book celebrates this milestone 50th anniversary by taking a close up look at the lives of each recipient and revealing talented and admirable role models Australia can be proud of. Among a fascinating collection of scientists, sportspeople, entertainers, doctors, leaders, soldiers and environmentalists you will meet opera diva Dame Joan Sutherland, war hero Sir Ernest Edward Weary'' Dunlop and outstanding athlete Catherine Freeman.

Events that Shaped Australia sets out the details, the people, the images and the after effects of the most important turning points in our nation''s history. It starts with Gondwanaland, the Aborigines and the First Fleet and goes through to the Gold Rush, Federation, Gallipoli and the first Holden car. It also includes recent events such as the apology to the Stolen Generation, the discovery of the wreck of the HMAS Sydney and the Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria. This updated edition of Events that Shaped Australia features full-colour and historical black and white photographs, maps, documents and illustrations, all brought to life by well-researched and accessible narratives.

The great majority of holidaymakers in Australia get home in one piece, but a handful do suffer fatal or serious injuries. See Australia and Die is about dangerous Australia. It''s about relentless heat, creatures that can kill in minutes and the cruelty of nature.The carefully researched stories in this book give you the facts about the real life-threatening situations that locals and overseas tourists have faced while travelling around Australia.Some stories are well known, many are not. This book takes the raw elements - the ocean, the sky, the billabongs, the Outback - and shows how relentless they can be.

In this new book, renowned beauty expert Wendy Lewis has instilled herxtensive knowledge of skincare, anti-aging, body contouring and hair carento an essential guide to looking good. The key facts on achieving aparkling spot-free complexion, a slim body, luscious healthy hair anderfect wrinkle-free skin are presented in a highly desirable format.tunning photography and lively design combines with no-nonsense, accessibleext and cutting-edge advice to create the ultimate beauty book that everyoman will want to keep in her handbag.