A2 Aesthetics Body Show
We live in an age where the status of clothes is inverted by the status of the body, thus making the narrative of the body beautiful all-important. For this reason, treatment modalities such as invasive aesthetic intervention treatments (from minimally invasive to full plastic surgery procudures) have now become more mainstream and easily accessible to television audiences the world over.
From December 2024, the A2 Aesthetics Body Show will give its viewers all the latest information available in a concise, palatable, and entertaining format. Through its host, Rachel Tambo, topics ranging from mental well-being, body wellness, and skin care – through to aesthetic and plastic surgery procedures – will all be investigated fully and factually presented to the viewers. All in all, the pros and cons of all treatment modalities will be tactfully explained with the help of knowledgeable experts in their fields, as well as reporting on personal real-life stories. Through the narrative of individual experiences, viewers will be educated and guided through the latest technologies and procedures available.
At the beginning of each show, Rachel will set the concept and subject matter to be debated and analysed. Below are examples of a few topical issues up for discussion:
The PSYCHOLOGY of Aesthetics
- Why we do it
- What we aim to achieve – improvement and self-esteem
- Dynamics of ageing gracefully
- The psychological benefits of changing physical appearance – pros and cons
- Physiological aspect of body aesthetics
FISCAL ASPECTS, CURRENT PRACTICES AND ADVANCES in Aesthetics
- The economics of and cost of aesthetics and plastic surgery
- Finance, insurance and credit options available
- Use of aesthetics by different economic and social groups in society
- Expectations and disappointments of aesthetics and cosmetic surgery
About A2’s Podcast Host
Rachel Tambo is an experienced writer and magazine journalist in the aesthetics and cosmetic surgery industry. In her long career, she has interviewed surgeons, aesthetic practitioners and patients. Rachel has reported on many intimate journeys and stories of people’s experiences in the aesthetic space
