HE Clinic has announced they have now reopened and are accepting clients and to make life a little easier they are offering a 30% discount on all treatments.

HA Filler top-up – Normal price 8,500 THB per cc NOW 5,950
Shockwave for ED – Normal price 37,500 THB (7 sessions) NOW 26,250
P-shot – Normal price 11,900 NOW 8,330

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For people who have found their waistline gaining unhealthy ground over the last few months, now might be a great time to try non-invasive fat removal, also known as Coolsculpting.

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HE Clinic is currently offering this treatment for just 5,600 THB (one location)

Now just about everyone living in and around Bangkok can get ZippBike beer, wine & spirits delivered direct to their door with the newly announced zone expansion.

The ZippBike boys have massively expanded their delivery area and now cover as far as outer Thonburi and all the way down to Samut Prakan.

Check out the all-new map here:

ZippBike delivers beer, craft beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks seven days a week from 1-8 p.m. Their goal is to get your drinks to you within two hours of ordering, or sooner.

Currently, due to the national curfew, all orders placed after 7 p.m. will be delivered the next day.

ZippBike cannot deliver on Buddhist holidays or other days where retail alcohol sales are prohibited. You can order online, but it will be delivered the next day.

And delivery prices aren’t going to break the bank and keep in mind it saves you having to move off the sofa.

Rates are based on the district in the shipping address, which are grouped into zones. Please look for your home district in the map and table above.

Visit the website here.

Questions? Call 092-360-4881 or email Support@ZippBike.com.

Stu Lloyd has dropped his latest book, a massive collection of colourful stories contributed by expats from Pakistan to Papua New Guinea and everywhere in between.

“It’s called BAMBOOZLED – the Lighter Side of expat Life in Asia,” says the Zimbabwe-born Australian who lives in Thailand. “It’s a project I’ve been sitting on for a while and I thought what better time than now to bring people a laugh or two hundred. So we’ve rushed it out on e-book first for an easy, contactless experience.”

The stories are divided up by chapters which include: Language problems and miscommunication

Airport and flying
Café, restaurant and pubs
Bribery, corruption and conmen
Drivers and maids
Golf and sport
Embassy and Diplomatic
Holidays, hotel and travel
Houses, flatmates and landlords
Doctors, nurses, hospitals … and faith healers
Office and work
Retail and shopping experiences, and much more.

Bamboozled captures the simultaneous fun and frustrations of living and working in Asia.

“Many of these are what I call the bamboozling moments,” says Lloyd. “Part mystifying, part perplexing, part head-scratching. Like, what just happened there? But ultimately funny stuff to look back on.”

Lloyd has been collecting stories in the line of duty since he arrived in Hong Kong “as a child slave” in 1987, and has since lived and worked in Singapore, China and Thailand. “Big shout-out to our contributors — these stories are our shared collected experience as foreigners. Many of us have experienced these situations ourselves, or can easily picture ourselves in them — for better or worse, because some of them are quite edgy.”

Bamboozled is corporate friendly and family-friendly, reflecting the new breed of expat, reflected in the range of contributors, both Western and Asian, male and female.

Stu Lloyd has been called ‘the perfect storyteller’ by The Telegraph, UK, on the back of his body of work which covers military history, colonial history, and travel. His 11 books have sold over 100,000 copies and his features have appeared everywhere from Sydney Morning Herald, South China Morning Post to National Geographic Traveler magazine.

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