October 2026Shakira and how to rejuvenate a face without transforming itIn El Periódico I analyse how Shakira's face has changed as she approaches 50. Rejuvenating means putting things back in place, not inventing new features: botox and fillers work while your concern is wrinkles or volume, not sagging.Read on El Periódico 
October 2026Shakira's face and the facial surgeon's acid testIn Semana I explain why preserving natural movement is what sets a good result apart: a face that smiles and gestures as it always has. A good professional also knows when to tell you no.Read on Semana 
October 2026A facelift at 30? Age is not the indicationI explain why a facelift is not decided by age but by the anatomical changes in each face, and when it is better not to operate. In consultation we assess together whether surgery adds anything or whether it is better to wait.View article (PDF) October 2026Deep Plane facelift and blepharoplasty: why plan them for autumn and winterI explain why the colder months make recovery easier after a Deep Plane facelift and blepharoplasty, and how long each one takes. If you are considering it, the first step is to know what your face needs and in what order.View article (PDF) October 2026Breast surgery: the question is no longer how much to add, but what each breast needsProfessional Beauty looks at how I approach breast surgery today: adding volume and lifting are not the same thing. Depending on your case, the answer may be a breast lift, a hybrid augmentation, your own fat alone, or a combination. If your breasts have changed after pregnancy or weight loss, we can work out in consultation what they need.Read on Professional Beauty 
September 2026“The aim of an operated breast is that no one can tell it has been done”I spoke with ABC about what breast surgery is about today: shaping the tissue and caring for the silhouette over sheer volume, with smaller implants and, when it makes sense, a touch of your own fat. If you want a natural result, I can explain which option suits you.Read on ABC 
September 2026Out of breath during exercise? It may not be your fitness, but your noseIf you gasp during training and never improve, look at the nose: nasal valve insufficiency makes it collapse when you breathe in hard. It’s diagnosed in consultation, and it can be operated on.Read on La Vanguardia 
September 2026Lucas’s nose: “This isn’t touching up, it’s rebuilding”Interview in EL MUNDO on secondary rhinoplasty: what can be recovered when a first surgery has gone wrong, and why the best revision rhinoplasty is the one you never need.Read on El Mundo 
September 2026Rebuilding Lucas’s nose: why cartilage grafts are neededWhen a rhinoplasty leaves the nose without support, structure has to be restored with the patient’s own cartilage. That is no longer aesthetics: it’s reconstructive surgery.Read on OKDiario 
September 2026How many times can you have your nose operated on?There’s no maximum number, there’s a biological limit: every surgery spends cartilage, skin and blood supply, and none of it grows back. What decides is how much tissue is left, and in what state.Read on El Món 
August 2026Youth is not beauty: the value of a well cared-for mature faceA well cared-for mature face has an expressiveness and an authority that a 25-year-old’s cannot have. Rejuvenating is not erasing age.Read on La Voz de Galicia 
June 2026Cocaine and the nose: the damage that ends in a perforated septumCocaine closes the blood vessels in the lining and starves the tissue: crusting, bleeding and repeated infections are the first warning. The earlier you consult, the more tissue is saved.Read on CuidatePlus 
July 2026When Is the Right Time for a Facelift?In Estetic I explain why tissue quality and each face's anatomy matter more than age when considering a facelift.Read on Estetic 
July 2026Naturalness, Invisibility and Taboo: Aesthetic Medicine's Current MomentI co-author this piece with psychologist Andrés Montero on why patients want visible results with invisible processes.Read on Expertos en Medicina Estética June 2026The long-term consequences of Ilia Topuria's facial injuriesI speak to Semana about the possible after-effects of Ilia Topuria's facial injuries following his fight: repeated nasal fractures, breathing problems and when reconstructive surgery comes in.Read on Semana 
June 2026Nasal septum perforation: a silent, irreversible injuryIn bellezaMÉDICA I warn about an injury I see often in clinic: nasal septum perforation from chronic cocaine use. It is silent, it does not close on its own and, if it is not treated in time, the nose collapses to a point of no return.View article (PDF) 
May 2026Cosmetic surgery in minors: how to properly manage a teenager's expectationsIn ¡HOLA! I explain when it makes sense to operate on a minor for aesthetic reasons and when it does not, and why what matters most is managing their expectations well and ruling out an underlying self-esteem problem.Read on ¡HOLA! 
May 2026“Forbidden to look old”: how age has become the last great taboo for menIn ICON (El País) I discuss male facial rejuvenation: why more and more men turn to it, and why the classic facelift used to give the surgery away while deep-plane techniques aim for a natural result.Read on El País 
May 2026The silent impact on the body after motherhoodIn esVivir, together with a psychologist, I address the changes the body goes through after pregnancy and the Mommy Makeover: it is neither all physical nor all psychological, and each case deserves to be assessed individually.Read on esVivir May 2026“I want a nose job”: the phrase more and more teenagers are sayingIn ABC I analyse the rise in rhinoplasties among teenagers, the pressure of filters and AI on body image, and why today people seek naturalness rather than transformation, with no difference between adults and minors.Read on ABC May 2026What John Travolta has had done before Cannes: deep plane facelift, Botox and laserFor OKDiario I analyse, technique by technique, how at 72 he keeps a defined jawline and a firm neck: from the deep plane facelift to laser.Read on OKDiario 
May 2026The secret behind John Travolta's rejuvenated face, according to a plastic surgeonIn Rísbel Magazine I explain what is —and is not— behind his appearance, and why the best facial surgery is the kind that does not show.Read on Rísbel Magazine 
May 2026Geena Davis: the keys to her facial rejuvenationIn Divinity I comment on Geena Davis's case and how facial rejuvenation can accompany the passing of time without giving up each face's own identity.Read on Divinity 
May 2026John Travolta's new face opens the debate on male cosmetic surgeryFor THE OBJECTIVE I analyse what lies behind Travolta's rejuvenated look and why male facial surgery today seeks naturalness, not transformation.Read on THE OBJECTIVE 
May 2026John Travolta reignites the debate on cosmetic procedures in HollywoodIn El Español I explain the treatments that may lie behind his rejuvenation and how to tell a good facial result from an artificial one.Read on El Español May 2026The keys to John Travolta's facial rejuvenationIn Divinity I detail which procedures explain the change in his face and why male rejuvenation must respect a person's own features.Read on Divinity 
February 2026Invisible rhinoplasty: my interview on the podcast 'La Huella de la Piel'I talk about how to decide on a rhinoplasty with good judgement, starting from one idea: the best rhinoplasty is the one done only once in a lifetime.Read on ConSalud December 2025The dark side of non-surgical rhinoplasty: it can make you lose part of your noseIn OKDiario I warn about the most serious complication of nasal fillers, necrosis, and why —properly indicated and in expert hands— it is almost always avoidable.Read on OKDiario 
December 2025A warning about necrosis in non-surgical rhinoplasty: the most tragic part is that it is usually avoidableIn El Economista I explain why the vascular anatomy of the nose turns a badly placed filler into a real risk, and how to recognise the warning signs in time.Read on El Economista December 2025Beware of non-surgical rhinoplasty so you do not lose part of your noseIn bellezaMÉDICA I insist on the three mechanisms by which a nasal filler can cause necrosis and on the importance of having hyaluronidase available in clinic.Read on bellezaMÉDICA 
March 2022Physical appearance as a measure of success: how it drives young people's interest in cosmetic proceduresFor COPE I explain why more and more young people come to clinic wanting to look like an influencer, and why medical judgement must always come before fashion.Read on COPE 
April 2018Breast augmentation, the cosmetic surgery most requested by Menorcan womenIn Diario Menorca I explain which surgeries Menorcan women request most —breast augmentation, liposuction and abdominoplasty— and why men mostly opt for liposuction and eyelid surgery.Read on Diario Menorca 
2016Interview in La Razón: “A good result is achieved with realistic expectations”In La Razón I talk about my philosophy —naturalness and discretion— and why a good result comes from realistic expectations.View interview (PDF) 2016“Vida Sana” special in Diario MenorcaPrinted special supplement of Diario Menorca on facial rejuvenation and treatments, featuring Dr. Marco Romeo.View article (PDF)