now waiting for New-Fill treatment. Siro Carrarro's theatrical agent told him: "there's no way you can do anything with a face like that", so he is really
grateful that he got into a trial and can look forward to earning his
keep again.
It isn't enough for the NHS to keep us alive if the way we look and the
way we feel about ourselves means life with no real quality. New-Fill
appears to work, it's safe although we don't know how long it lasts, but
it can be topped up every few years when the effects start to wear off.
i-Base: tel. 020 7407 8488. For details of New-Fill
products visit: http://www.new-fill.com
See also PN
61/62, PN
63 and PN
73/74 for other articles on New-Fill and facial wasting
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HIV clinics / hospitals in England who hope to offer New-Fill and are conducting research
Ealing Hospital, London
Kings College, London
Manchester
Mortimer Market Clinic, London
Newham General and Royal London
Royal Free, London
St. Mary's, London
Dr Stephen Ash has treated 12 people with New-Fill, but no funding to continue.
Dr Chris Taylor has undertaken some work where patients purchase the New-Fill and it is administered in the HIV clinic.
Dr Ed Wilkins has done a study of New-Fill with 33 patients receiving injections, looking also at quality of life measures.
Hopes to offer New-Fill in six months having allocated some funding.
Dr Tom McManus conducting a study on fat transfer.
Hospital Drugs and Therapeutics committee won't sanction any work with New-Fill
Dr George Scullard has just started a study with about 30 patients to be treated with New-Fill after attending a special
Dr Ian Williams runs a lipodystrophy clinic and hopes to offer collagen injections later this year, making approaches for funding for New-Fill.
