Case Studies – Health PR

Our list of case studies

Streamline Surgical

Streamline Surgical is one of the UK’s leading specialist bariatric teams. The team pride themselves on their excellent care for their patients. The surgeons and team have unrivalled expertise and experience gained from over two thousand bariatric operations such as gastric bands and bypasses. PHA Media were involved early on with Streamline Surgical to update their website and gain a stronger position in the market, as well as gain coverage on the success of their patients, and promote the team as experts in this field throughout the media.

Alex Karidis

Mr. Alex Karidis is a well respected and recognised cosmestic surgeon and has run his own private practice since 1997 offering a range of procedures to men and women. Mr. Karidis is based at The Hosptial of St John and St Elizabeth, London, and specialises in breast augmentation. Procedures offered include rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, reduction or uplift, male chest reduction, liposuction, tummy tuck, facelift, eyelid and eyebag surgery, ear correction, botox, laser skin resurfacing, collagen and vitale hand treatment.

Private Clinic

The Private Clinic is one of the country’s leading non-invasive health and beauty clinics. Based in London’s famous Harley Street, they offer the newest and most revolutionary treatments for a range of conditions. They are often the first to introduce new procedures to the UK and have built an outstanding reputation for safety, care and innovation. As such, they have attracted some of the most reputable medical professionals from across the UK and Europe.

  LighterLife

Weight loss and management company LighterLife enlisted the services of PHA Media to help raise the profile of their unique male weight loss programme, their Franchise offering and the launch of the programme in the Republic of Ireland. Regional media was a key target of PR activity and regular coverage across this media has resulted in a substantial increase in the number of referrals for the programme. PHA have also been key in the production of a nude male calendar which is being sold in support of The Prostate Cancer charity.

                             TAMPAP TEST

The TAMPAP TEST is a new health product launched to the UK in September 2011 which allows women to self-test for high strains of Human Papillomavirus (the virus which causes cervical cancer in 99.7% of cases.) The test is designed to work in conjunction with the current NHS screening system; is quick, painless, and can be carried out in complete privacy. The TAMPAP TEST allows women to take responsibility for their own health and remain ‘a step ahead’ in the fight against cervical cancer.