Face, nose, breast and body surgery.
Procedure pages provide general information only. Suitability is discussed individually at consultation.
Facelift
Surgical repositioning of facial and neck tissues to support a naturally rested appearance.
Neck Lift
Refinement of neck contour through careful adjustment of skin and supporting tissues.
Blepharoplasty
Eyelid surgery to address excess skin or fullness around the upper and lower lids.
Brow Lift
Repositioning of the brow to restore a more rested upper facial appearance.
Facial Fat Grafting
Transfer of the patient’s own fat to restore volume in selected facial areas.
Rhinoplasty
Reshaping of the nose to improve proportion, symmetry, and in some cases nasal airflow.
Revision Rhinoplasty
Secondary nasal surgery for patients who have previously undergone rhinoplasty.
Septorhinoplasty
Combined attention to nasal form and septal structure where clinically appropriate.
Breast Augmentation
Implant-based augmentation planned around anatomy, proportion, and implant characteristics.
Breast Lift
Repositioning of breast tissue and skin to restore a more elevated contour.
Breast Reduction
Reduction and reshaping of breast tissue to improve comfort and proportion.
Implant Removal
Removal of breast implants, with or without additional contouring as indicated.
Implant Revision
Revision surgery to address implant-related concerns or changing anatomy.
Gynaecomastia
Surgical management of enlarged male breast tissue.
Abdominoplasty
Removal of excess abdominal skin and tissue, with muscle repair where indicated.
Liposuction
Targeted removal of localised fat deposits to refine selected body contours.
Post-Weight-Loss Body Contouring
Procedures to address redundant skin and contour after weight change.
Arm Lift
Reduction of excess skin and tissue along the upper arm.
Thigh Lift
Contouring of the inner or outer thigh through skin and tissue adjustment.
Breast Asymmetry
Breast asymmetry is assessed individually. A consultation with a Specialist Plastic Surgeon is the place to discuss your concerns, medical history, possible approaches, their limitations and risks, and whether any…
