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Winter's the nip-tuck season. But when should you go under the knife to guarantee looking your best in time for summer? Lifestyle investigates. This time of year, thanks to forgiving winter fashion, it's easy to 'forget' about the extra pounds you gained over Christmas. But fast forward six months and jiggling thighs and love handles are less easy to disguise in a string bikini. Whilst crash dieting and a punishing gym regime are always an option, experts agree that for those who aren't squeamish about going under the scalpel, surgery offers a quicker, more effective and longer-lasting solution to shaping up for summer. And it seems more and more women are choosing their surgeon over their trainer in the battle of the bikini-body bulge. A Mintel survey commissioned by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) last year revealed a 40% rise in the number of cosmetic procedures, resulting in a staggering £539 million spent on face and figure-improving nips and tucks. "The Christmas period is a very busy time for all types of surgery.' explains leading London plastic surgeon Rajiv Grover. "This is because people have more time to hide away and recover. From February consultations and surgery increase significantly as people have had time to get over the festive period and return from their holidays.
