Procedures

Choosing to undergo breast reconstruction surgery after a cancer diagnosis is a personal decision that can depend on your own individual circumstances and preferences.

Breast enlargement is often sought after by patients who feel that their breasts are too small, or one is smaller than the other.

If you feel self-conscious about the size of your breasts or they are causing you to experience back and shoulder pain, breast reduction surgery can help reduce their size, lift them, and raise and resize the nipple and areola.

A capsulectomy is a procedure to remove the firm scar tissue that forms around your breast implants.

A mastopexy, commonly known as a breast uplift, addresses the issue of droopy breasts, removing the extra skin and helping them to appear more youthful.

Breast Lipomodelling is the injection of autologous (your own) fat into the breast to improve its appearance or increase its volume.

Gynaecomastia, the swelling of male breast tissue to a larger than normal size, can be caused by numerous conditions such as a hormone imbalance or obesity. 

An abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, will tighten and shape your stomach area, removing excess hanging skin, fat and stretch marks.

Brachioplasty – an arm lift to reshape your upper arm – can help remove sagging skin and fat to provide a toned appearance.

As with any cancer, skin cancer may require surgery to remove the cancerous growth.

If you feel your ears are too prominent, ear pinning surgery, or pinnaplasty, is an effective way to reshape your ears.

Liposuction removes unwanted fat deposits using suction on common areas such as the thighs, stomach, arms and neck.

Skin lesions are areas of skin that are different from the surrounding skin, such as lumps and sores. In some cases, they can indicate skin cancer.

Nipple reconstruction is usually carried out at a later stage of your breast reconstruction journey.

If non-surgical treatments for your carpal tunnel syndrome have been unsuccessful, then carpal tunnel release surgery may be an option to consider.

Most moles are harmless but can be easily removed if you are troubled by their appearance. Some moles, however, can be a sign of melanoma (skin cancer), especially if they have changed colour, shape, start itching, crusting, flaking or bleeding, or have grown in size.

If you have any problematic or concerning moles and skin lesions, we offer a head to toe skin assessment check for your peace of mind.

Scar revision surgery aims to reduce the prominent appearance of a scar so it blends in with the surrounding skin.

Body contouring after weight loss can reshape an area of the body in a natural way, removing extra skin and eliminating excess fat where diet and exercise are not making a difference.

Fat grafting is where fat is moved from one part of the body to the other, commonly from the thighs or abdomen where there may be excess weight.

For a smoother and firmer shape, a surgical thigh lift removes excess skin and fat that cannot be achieved by exercise.

A labiaplasty can be performed if you are suffering from discomfort due to excess labial tissue.