Plastic surgery treatments: Clearly organised, fully explained.
Five groups, each with their own pages. On every page you can read who the procedure is suitable for, how it is done, what recovery involves, what the risks are and what health insurance covers.
Breasts
Enlarging, lifting or reducing the breasts, or correcting an earlier operation.
- Breast augmentationMore volume and a fuller shape with a silicone implant.
- Hybrid breast augmentationAn implant combined with your own fat for a softer transition.
- Breast liftSagging breasts lifted higher and fuller, with or without an implant.
- Breast reductionSmaller, lighter breasts, for physical complaints or simply because you want it.
- Implant replacement or removalA new implant, a smaller implant or no implant at all.
- Tuberous breasts and asymmetryCorrecting a congenital difference in shape or size.
- Nipple correctionCorrecting an inverted nipple, or a nipple or areola that is too large.
- Male breast reductionA flatter chest for men with gynaecomastia.
Reconstruction after breast cancer
A new breast with an implant or your own fat, or a correction after breast-conserving surgery.
- Breast reconstruction with an implantA new breast after a mastectomy, straight away or later on.
- Breast reconstruction with your own fatBuilding a complete breast from thin layers of your own fat.
- Correction after breast-conserving surgeryA dent, a difference in shape or a tight scar after breast-conserving treatment.
Lipofilling with your own fat
Volume and shape from your own fatty tissue, without an implant.
Eyelids
Upper eyelid surgery for a fresher look or a clearer field of vision.
Body and intimate
Tummy, labia and scars, treated discreetly and personally.
A good conversation is the first step.
In the consultation I take the time to answer your questions. You go home with honest advice and no obligation.