Penis Operation - Talk Radio interview - May 2016
Read the full story here published in the Daily Mail on 12th July 2014
after losing quarter of body weight - Read article reproduced from Kent Online here
Read article reproduced from the Kent Messenger
Grandad's Final Gift - Click to read full story - Published in Love it! Magazine
Read Brent's article in the Brighton adition of 'Argus' - 3rd March 2013
Published in the Brighton Argus - 27th February 2014
Published in the Daily Mirror (UK/Ireland) - 17th December 2013
Facial rejuvenation is never just about treating lines and wrinkles and, as such, offering your patients a multi-faceted approach to full-facial anti-ageing, results in higher levels of patient satisfaction. Photo damage and deep lines and wrinkles can be challenging to treat without the use of aggressive treatments. Today's aesthetic patients want to see results without the lengthy downtime of traditional ablative procedures and in recent years a plethora of new technologes has emerged onto the market to meet this demand.
Read the full page published in Cosmetic News UK
Brent Tanner is invited as their guest speaker for Ladies Night, a black tie evening held at The House of Commons on Friday 7th June 2013. Sir Peter Bottomley, M.P., was acting as host for the evening.
On the left is the evenings menu. Click on it to read close up!
Here is a questions and answers fun article with Brent Tanner, published in the first issue of Theatre Matters, June 2013. Click on the image to the right to zoom in and read.
An article published in Number 38 of the Journal of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland, December 2012, about Norman Cecil Tanner.
Norman Tanner, born in Bristol, qualified there and subsequently worked in several London County Council (LCC) hospitals, being appointed in I939 as Senior Resident Surgeon to St James Hospital in Balham. He never achieved a formal registrarship and his deafness precluded him from service in the armed services, but he was promoted to Consultant in I945, at a fulltime annual salary of £600. In I953, he was invited to join the staff of Charing Cross Hospital, London. At the interview, the senior physician admonished Tanner for lacking an MD but, with typical humility, he did not disclose that he had just submitted his thesis, which was successful.
Read the full article about Norman Cecil Tanner here