Rosalie Parker

Rosalie Parker

- BSc (Hons)

Aesthetic Consultant

Rosalie Parker, BSc (Hons), is a writer and aesthetic consultant. A veteran freelance writer within the beauty industry and a mainstay at UK aesthetic expositions, since 2023 Rosalie has consulted and written for a leading aesthetic clinic.

Articles by Rosalie Parker

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Modifiable vs Non-Modifiable Pelvic Floor Risk Factors

NICE formally separates the pelvic floor risk factors a woman can change from the ones she cannot. Here is the full list, what the evidence behind eac...

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Pelvic Floor Health 101: A Beginner's Guide to the Muscles That Matter

Sixty-nine percent of UK women have never had an NHS professional talk to them about their pelvic floor. Here is the introduction: what these muscles ...

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Can Vaginal Laxity Be Prevented? What the Evidence Actually Says

Some prevention advice has Cochrane reviews behind it, and some has never been tested at all. Here is the honest audit of which is which, including th...

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Ageing, Genetics and Collagen: Why Some Women Are More Prone to Laxity

Twin studies attribute around 40 percent of the variation in pelvic support to inherited factors, and two genes have been identified by name. This is ...

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Menopause, Oestrogen and Vaginal Elasticity: The Hormonal Connection

Menopause is independently associated with vaginal laxity: 52.6 percent of women reporting laxity had been through it, with adjusted odds of 2.23. Her...

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Childbirth and Vaginal Laxity: What Happens to Pelvic Tissue

Levator ani avulsion affects 7.8 percent of spontaneous vaginal births and 51.1 percent of forceps deliveries. Here is what physically happens to musc...

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What Is Vaginal Laxity? The Anatomy and Biology Explained

Vaginal laxity is a real, physical change with identifiable causes, and it is not the same thing as prolapse. Here is what is actually happening in th...