Breast

One of the UK’s most common cosmetic procedures, there are multiple reasons as to why one would choose to undergo a breast augmentation. A breast augmentation helps improve the shape and size of the breasts if volume has been lost due to age, weight loss or pregnancy; this procedure also enhances a naturally small chest.

Otherwise known as a mastopexy, a Breast Lift procedure helps to restore volume and shape to sagging breasts. By removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue, the breasts are then raised. This procedure is ideal for women whose skin and areolas have stretched through weight loss or child birth. Following a breast lift, patients can expect their breasts to feel firmer and appear more youthful.

This combined procedure creates more youthful and prominent breasts for those who have had dramatic weight loss or pregnancies. Once silicone implants have been used to enlarge the breasts, they are then lifted so they sit higher; thus, resulting in a much firmer appearance.

Using the fotona laser, a non-surgical breast lift is a great option for those who don’t want to undergo a surgical procedure. As the laser targets deep skin, an increase in the production of collagen is caused; thus, resulting in the tissue being tightened.

With a general lifetime of 15 years, breast implant removal is a common procedure. There may be numerous reasons one might chose to remove their implants including complications, capsular contracture, lifestyle changes or simply a change of mind.

Breast implant replacement is a suitable procedure for those who are experiencing capsular contracture or general unhappiness with the size of their current implants. Using the existing scars from the initial breast implant procedure, the new implants can either be placed in the current pockets or new ones can be created.

This procedure is a great option for those looking to enhance the size of their breasts without the use of breast implants. Fat transfer to this area naturally increases the shape and volume of the breasts, using fat grafted from another area of the body.

A breast reduction aims to help the patient’s breast appear more in-proportion by making them smaller; this improves posture and reduces any pain experienced from the having breasts that are too large.

Unlike a traditional Breast Reduction procedure, this procedure uses liposuction to remove fat from the breast. This is an ideal option for women who are over the age of 40 and are not wanting a large amount of fat/tissue to be removed.

With more than half of women having asymmetrical breasts, this common occurrence can negatively affect one’s confidence and self-esteem. There are several procedures that can fix the asymmetry including a breast augmentation, fat transfer to breast, breast lift and a breast reduction.

Inverted nipples can appear in both men and women, giving the appearance of a hole where the nipple generally is. Often, the nipple pulls inward instead of outward, negatively affecting one’s self-esteem and confidence. This correction procedure makes the nipples appear more aesthetically pleasing.

A nipple reduction procedure is suitable for those who have nipples that are different sizes, droopy or larger than they would like them to be. Whilst the height and width of the nipple is reduced, the sensation in the nipples will still be maintained.

An areola reduction procedure focuses on decreasing the size of the areola to make them more aesthetically pleasing. The size of the areola can change due to trauma, pregnancy, weight loss or gain and genetics. The main reasons one might choose to undergo this procedure is if the areola is too wide, domed, raised or non-circular. This minimally invasive procedure has a fast recovery period and can improve ones self-image.

This medical condition causes men’s breast tissue to swell, often caused by an imbalance of hormones. A Gynecomastia procedure corrects the enlargement of breast tissue by removing unwanted breast tissue and excess fat.