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Доктор Beata CYBULSKA

Дерматолог
Великобритания

Aesthetic dermatologist from Poland specialising in complex antiaging treatments, laser dermatology and aesthetic gyneacology. Beata has over 25 years’ experience of working in teaching hospitals in Poland and in United Kingdom in dermatology and genitourinary medicine.  Between 2010 and 2012 she was a president of the section of sexuality and reproductive health at the Royal Society of Medicine.  In 2017 Beata was awarded Master of Science (MSc) degree in aesthetic medicine by Queen Mary’s University in London with which, she remained affiliated in lecturing capacity. Beata is a member of Fotona Laser and Health Academy, European Society of Aesthetic and Cosmetic Dermatology (ESCAD) and European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV).  She published articles in aesthetic journals in the United Kingdom (UK) and presented at many international conferences including: FACE, ESCAD, AMWEC Visage, IAAGSW and ICAAM.  She is a founder and director of an award-winning aesthetic clinic in Weybridge in the UK called Eternal Clinic and works as a consultant and a visiting doctor in Poland.  She offers training in aesthetic dermatology, botulinum toxin and dermal filler injections, microneedling, medical grade chemical peels, regenerative therapies (PRP&iPRF), aesthetic laser applications and threadlift using PDO and PLLA threads.          

 

 

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Beata CYBULSKA's публикаций (5)

Immediate medical care after sexual assault.

Feb, 2013

Immediate needs after sexual assault include safety and privacy in the first instance, followed by treatment of injuries and prevention of unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, including human immunodeficiency virus. Management should include risk identification of self-harm and suicide, as well as safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. Pregnancy prevention can be achieved through oral or mechanical methods of emergency contraception. Availability of emergency contraception may vary between districts and countries, depending on local laws and cultural or religious beliefs. Sexually transmitted infections, including gonorrhoea, chlamydia, hepatitis B and human immunodeficiency virus, represent an important part of management of victims of sexual assault. They can be prevented immediately by offering bacterial and viral prophylaxis followed by sexual health screening 2 weeks later unless symptomatic. In deciding what antibiotics to use as prophylaxis, local prevalence of infections and resistance to antibiotics should be considered. Prophylaxis against human immunodeficiency virus infection after sexual exposure should be discussed and offered in high-risk cases for up to 72 h after exposure. This should be accompanied by baseline human immunodeficiency virus test and referral for follow up. In high prevalence areas, prophylaxis against human immunodeficiency virus infection after sexual exposure should be offered as a routine. Psychosocial support and risk assessment of vulnerabilities, including self-harm or domestic violence and practical support should be addressed and acted on depending on identified needs. Подробнее

Best practice & research. Clinical obstetrics & gynaecology

Referral of young people attending a sexual assault referral centre to mental health services.

Aug, 2008

Mental health issues following sexual assault in young people are common but early intervention may improve outcome. A retrospective case-note review of 58 female patients aged between 13 and 18 attending The Haven Whitechapel, a sexual assault referral centre, demonstrated past emotional problems in 72% of those seen, and current emotional problems in 95% of those being followed up. Fifteen percent were already involved with adolescent mental health services (AMHS). All patients requiring and not already receiving input were referred to AMHS or in-house. Of 23 patients referred to AMHS, eight (35%) were accepted and the patients attended, seven (30%) were accepted but did not attend, six (26%) were declined and the outcome of two referrals was unknown. The prevalence of emotional problems and inconsistent referral outcomes demonstrate a need for closer links with AMHS, clearer referral criteria and improved referral pathways. Подробнее

International journal of STD & AIDS

Sexual assault: key issues.

Jul, 2007

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Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine
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