Plastic Surgery

Facial surgery

• Rhinoplasty — Rhinoplasty changes the size, shape or symmetry of the nose and can also address functional concerns such as breathing difficulties. The partner clinic plans the operation around the proportions of the whole face, with the aim of improving balance while retaining the patient’s individual features.

• Otoplasty — Otoplasty reshapes or repositions the ears. It may be considered for prominent ears, differences between the two ears, or proportions that feel out of balance with the face. The clinic offers this procedure to adults and younger patients following assessment.

• Upper Blepharoplasty — Upper eyelid surgery removes excess skin and fat that can create hooding or a heavy appearance. Where drooping skin obstructs the visual field, correction may also improve peripheral vision. The partner clinic aims for a rested appearance that preserves natural expression.

• Lower Blepharoplasty — Lower eyelid surgery addresses under-eye bags, loose skin and the contour where the eyelid meets the cheek. The clinic describes removing or repositioning fat and tightening skin to reduce a tired appearance.

• Full Facelift — A full facelift, or rhytidectomy, treats sagging and deeper folds across the middle and lower face and neck. The intended changes include lifting the cheeks, improving jawline definition and removing loose skin while preserving facial identity.

• Facelift with Necklift — This combined procedure treats sagging cheeks and the jawline together with loose skin and supporting tissue beneath the chin and around the neck. It aims to create a consistent contour across adjoining areas of the lower face.

Breast surgery

• Breast Augmentation with Mentor Extra Smooth Implants — Breast augmentation uses implants to increase volume and adjust breast shape. The partner clinic specifies Mentor Extra Smooth implants and offers different sizes and profiles. Selection considers body proportions, skin quality and the amount of change you want.

• Breast Reduction — Reduction surgery removes excess glandular tissue, fat and skin to decrease breast weight and size. Reasons for consultation can include back, neck or shoulder discomfort, skin irritation, bra-strap grooves and difficulty with physical activity.

• Mastopexy (Breast Lift) — A breast lift addresses loss of firmness and a lower breast position associated with pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes or ageing. The aim is to lift and reshape the existing breast and improve nipple position and symmetry.

• Mastopexy with Implants — A lift with implants combines a higher breast position with additional volume. The consultation considers existing breast position, skin elasticity and desired fullness, including the size and projection of the implant.

Body contouring

The extent of surgery differs between these procedures. Where a clinic page does not give a recovery interval, the surgical team provides the schedule during assessment.

• Mini Abdominoplasty — A mini tummy tuck focuses on loose skin and small localised fat deposits below the navel. The partner clinic describes it for people with relatively good overall muscle tone and limited lower-abdominal changes, including changes after pregnancy or moderate weight loss.

• Abdominoplasty (without liposuction) — This tummy tuck addresses loose abdominal skin and weakness of the abdominal wall. The clinic describes candidates with changes after pregnancy, significant weight loss or ageing, particularly when there is little excess fat. The focus is skin removal and muscle repair rather than fat suction.

• Abdominoplasty with hip liposuction / Extended abdominoplasty — This option combines abdominal skin and muscle correction with targeted liposuction around the hips or adjacent areas. It addresses both loose skin and localised fat to improve the abdominal contour and waist definition.

• 360° Abdominoplasty — A 360-degree tummy tuck treats the abdomen, flanks, waist and lower back in one operation. The partner clinic describes this more extensive approach for major weight-loss changes or a need for contour correction around the entire torso.

• Liposuction (per area) — Liposuction removes localised fat deposits from selected body areas. The clinic lists the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, arms, back and chin, with treatment planned around the body’s proportions and the specific areas of concern.

• Arm Lift (Brachioplasty) — An arm lift addresses excess skin and fat on the upper arms, including changes following ageing or weight loss. The intended result is a firmer upper-arm contour and less hanging skin.

• Thigh Lift (Inner Thighs) — A thigh lift reshapes the inner thighs by removing excess skin and fat. It aims to improve firmness and the proportions of the legs where loose tissue affects the contour.

• Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL – Fat Transfer to Buttocks) — A Brazilian butt lift uses transferred body fat to increase buttock volume and projection. It combines contouring of donor areas with reshaping of the buttocks, rather than using a buttock implant.

• Gynecomastia Correction — Gynecomastia surgery reduces excess breast tissue in men. The aim is a flatter, firmer chest contour that fits the patient’s proportions.