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Dr. Munir Hussain Shah, the best aesthetic physician of Multan- lecture in Ladies Club Multan


The best aesthetic physician and nutritionist of Multan, Dr. Munir Hussain Shah was invited to deliver a lecture at ladies club Multan.
Dr. Munir Hussain Shah is among the most famous and well loved doctors of the city of saints. Serving in medical field for more than three decades, he is known for his kind and humane nature. Due to which, his patients get extremely comfortable with him and bestow all their trust on him. Being an aesthetic physician and nutritionist serves as a cherry on top of the cake. His care and attention is always admired and appreciated by all who underwent his treatment.
Dr. Munir Hussain Shah is often invited at talk shows on tv, radio and at different seminars to share his expert opinion. The members of Ladies club Multan, have been requesting for a lecture for a long time, but the program was pending because of his busy schedule. Finally he managed to take some time out to deliver a lecture for ladies club members on January 18th. The topic was 'control of obesity and modern aesthetic methods to restore youth and beauty'. Also, Dr. Munir Hussain Shah expressed his willingness to answer queries of the members of this club for FREE, which turned out to great attraction and the overwhelming turnover at the gathering was enough of proof that members had been waiting for this opportunity for long.
The event was hosted by Mrs. Dur-e-Shahwar Masood, Masooma Sibtain , Aasfa Yahya, Kiran Dogar , Hafsa Ali Siddiqui , Mrs. Ejaz Altaf Qureshi, Mrs. Shagufta Khaksaar, Mrs. Afroz, Mrs. Fariha Munir .
It was a formal function, based on two parts. First was the lecture, which was followed by a winter dressing catwalk for the members.
Kiran Dogar welcomed the guests and invited Amna Dogar for recitation of Quran and then requested program secretary Asma Khan to introduce the host group. After a brief introduction of the hostesses Asma handed over the mic to the Gen.Secretary, Mrs.Shagufta Khaksaar who provided detailed introduction of Dr. Munir Shah and then invited him to address the gathering. In a thunderous applause the speaker arrived on the rostrum and delivered his lecture. He encouraged Pakistani women to live a healthy and happy living. He mentioned women of the west, who believe that 'life begins at 40'. Whereas, women of our country consider themselves old by that age and stop taking care of themselves instead. He reinforced the idea of staying young as long as possible and it is possible through healthy diet, healthy lifestyle and now there are medicines, treatments and equiments to keep them young. For the purpose all kinds of services are available at his clinic Weightless slimming and aesthetic clinic. After his speech, the Question and Answer session took place. The participants were extremely pleased by his answers. Dr. Munir Shah was presented a shield by the guest of honor Mrs. Dur-e-Shawar Masood and other group members.
Then an exciting winter fashion dressing catwalk was held. Hafsa Ali Siddiqui, hosted this segment. Ladies enthusiastically participated. Kiran Dogar was the judge for the segment. Mrs. Tahira Najam was declared first, Muteea Shakeel second. Whereas Mussarat Wahidkhan was third.
Prize distribution ceremony took place. This opportunity was also availed to present a shield from the members of ladies club Multan to the famous female journalist, Ms Aneela Ashraf, as an acknowledgement for her constant support for women from all the walks of life.
Running tea was carried on throughout the show and it ended up with a scrumptious supper, which everyone enjoyed.
Front row :Muttea, Tahira Najam, Mrs. Dur-e-Shawar Masood, Dr. Munir Shah, Shagufta Khaksaar , Mrs. Shamim Shaad, Mrs. Afroz Second row: Asma Khan, Aasfa Khwaja, Musaarat Wahid Khan Hostess, Judge of the event, Kiran Dogar, addressing the gathering
Mrs. Tahira Najam welcomng Dr. Munir Hussain Shah by presenting bouquet
Dr. Munir Hussain Shah receiving bouquet from Mrs. Dur-e-Shahwar Masood and Mrs. Shagufta Khaksar, Gen. Secretary ladies club Multan.

Gen. Sec, ladies club Multan, Mrs. Shagufta Khaksaar, giving an introduction of the chief guest, Dr. Munir Hussain Shah Asma Khan, program secretary ladies club Multan
Amna and Kiran Dogar

The beautiful Beena Younas


Mrs. Masood with Ayesha Abdullah
Hafsah and Ayesha Siddiqa
Renowned Radio anchor, poetess Rizwana Tabassum Durrani in Q and A session
Dr. Munir Hussain Shah receiving shield from members and administration of Ladies club Multan

Aneela Ashraf receiving shield of appreciation from Shagufta Khaksaar, Asfa Yahya Khawaja and Hafsa Ali Siddiqui


Mehmooda Rahat, Yasmin, Rizwana Tabassum
Hafsah Ali Siddiqui
Kiran Dogar announcing the results of dress competition
Aasfa Yahya Khawaja

Mrs. Shamim Shaad and Bano Saleem

Mrs. Munazza Iqbal Ch, Mrs. Kalab Abbas Naqvi

Mrs. Shaheen Mueed, Mrs. Mussarat Wahid Khan


Glimpses from Dr. Munir Hussain Shah's lecture at ladies club Multan


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