More praise for New-fill
I am writing in response to Steve White's letter "Problems
with Newfill" (PN July). I was sorry to hear he had a poor response.
I too had Newfill treatment, but in my case the results were amazing.
I look 10 years younger but, more importantly, no longer have that characteristic
'Aids' look. My sense of well-being has increased and my self-confidence
has returned. Anyone with facial atrophy considering New-Fill should contact
their local clinic and write to their Primary Care Trust to ensure that
this treatment is made available to all. I am happy to e-mail 'before
and after' photos to anyone who is considering the treatment so they can
make an informed decision.
Bryan Thompson, bryan.thompson2@ntlworld.com
Having received New-Fill treatment myself privately, I would urge all
readers with facial wasting to consider the opportunity. My treatment,
which took six sessions, cost £1,200. But the effect on my self-esteem
and quality of life was worth every penny. I would without a doubt do
it again if needs be. People should certainly shop around - but don't
exist, as I did, feeling depressed and paranoid, wishing myself dead.
For those who are interested, I used Medi-Phill, who can be contacted
on 020 7937 2377.
Ian, by email
Time for a UK Drug Users' Coalition…
I really enjoyed reading through PN's
July issue, especially Caroline
Guinness's page. As one of this country's first women to address the
epidemic, I've great respect and affection for her. As an ex-injection
drug user (IDU) and Drugs/Aids
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