A face lift, otherwise known as a rhytidectomy, is a cosmetic surgery procedure resulting in a refreshed and rejuvenated look, specifically for men and women who are seeking to address the signs of aging. The procedure normally involves the excision of excess facial skin and the re-draping of the skin on the face and neck.

If you are among the many people who are contemplating face lift surgery, there are certain things you should consider in your quest for a rejuvenated and refreshed appearance. First, try to learn as much as you can about the procedure. It is important to familiarize yourself with the different options available so you can discuss with your surgeon how your needs and expectations can be addressed. There are two types of face lift; the traditional face lift and the mini face lift. The latter is usually appropriate for younger patients who have less excess facial skin than the traditional face lift patient. It also uses a smaller incision and concentrates on smoothing the middle section of the face more than the neck or chin area. Read More »


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People describe different reasons for pursuing tummy tuck surgery (technically known as Abdominoplasty) according to their size and shape. Tummy tuck surgery techniques also vary depending on how extensive the skin and tissue is to be removed and whether this needs to be combined with tightening of the underlying muscles. As with any Cosmetic surgery, tummy tucks vary from person to person and are tailored to an individual’s needs and anatomy. Whatever your reason for investigating tummy tuck surgery, here is some information on what you can expect.

Before surgery

As with any surgical procedure, the certified Cosmetic Surgeon will see you for a consultation to evaluate your needs and goals. This includes a physical examination and a thorough review of your medical history and status. In your consultation, your Cosmetic Surgeon will discuss and describe the appropriate technique and plan for you. The amount of skin and fatty tissue requiring removal and underlying muscle weakness can be determined through a physical examination. Read More »


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Many people are seeking to enhance and rejuvenate their appearance and Cosmetic Surgery is now more widely available, accessible and affordable. Certified Cosmetic Surgeons maintain up to date knowledge and techniques, and with continued research and experience, techniques continue to be refined and improved to create natural and aesthetically pleasing results with less invasive procedures.

Men and women have different reasons for pursuing Cosmetic Surgery, whether it is to achieve a more youthful appearance to reflect one’s outlook and personality, to achieve a certain body proportion or shape, or to restore or rejuvenate one’s appearance. Often patients are everyday people seeking to restore their body shape, sometimes after significant weight loss or often mums who want their bodies to return to their pre-pregnancy shape and size. What is important for a person considering Cosmetic Surgery is that the individual is doing it for himself or herself and not for other people. It is also vital to have realistic goals and expectations of what Cosmetic Surgery can achieve, and a certified Cosmetic Surgeon will discuss your goals and potential outcomes of Cosmetic Surgery with you in detail.

People who have had successful Cosmetic Surgery describe an increase in their self-esteem and self confidence, which has a positive impact on their everyday interactions in work and social situations.
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Breast lift, technically known as mastopexy, refers to a surgical procedure specifically designed to lift the breasts back to their natural position on the chest. Breast lift surgery may include the repositioning of the nipple-areola complex. It may also involve the removal of skin or lifting of the breast tissue. Breast lift may be done as a single procedure, or in combination with other Cosmetic Surgery such as breast augmentation or breast implants.

Ptosis, the technical term for drooping or sagging of the breasts, is part of the aging process of the female body. It may also be the result of pregnancy and breast feeding or significant weight loss. Breast ptosis can significantly affect a woman’s body image, self esteem and self confidence. Breast lift is becoming increasingly popular among women who wish to improve their body contour and shape. In some cases, breast augmentation or the use of breast implants is used in conjunction with a breast lift to restore or increase breast volume and shape. Read More »


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Men and women are becoming increasingly aware of their body shape and seeking other options to obtain attractive contours and proportions. For some people, Cosmetic Surgery, specifically Abdominoplasty (commonly referred to as tummy tuck) provides an appropriate solution. Abdominoplasty is primarily intended to remove excess skin and tissue and tighten the underlying muscle to achieve a flat and toned abdomen.

The most appropriate candidates for Abdominoplasty are men or women who are close to an optimal and stable weight with residual and excess skin and/or tissue that does not respond to diet and exercise. Typically these patients have already lost a significant amount of weight or for women, have had several pregnancies and desire for their tummy area to return to the pre-pregnancy shape. Read More »


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