Brow Lift
Repositioning descended brows to open the eyes and restore a rested appearance to the upper face.
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Operations performed across facial, nasal, breast, body, ear and reconstructive surgery.
Facial rejuvenation is not about pulling skin. It is about repositioning the deeper tissues that have shifted over time. Deep plane techniques preserve facial expression while producing a result that lasts.
Learn moreRepositioning descended brows to open the eyes and restore a rested appearance to the upper face.
Learn moreA more limited procedure lifting the outer brow through a short incision in the temporal hairline.
Learn moreRemoving excess upper eyelid skin to widen the visual field and open the gaze.
Learn moreCorrecting under-eye bags and the tear trough hollow to resolve a persistently tired expression.
Learn moreRepositioning the SMAS and deeper tissues as a single unit rather than tightening skin — the technique behind natural, durable facelift results.
Learn moreRedefining the neck angle at the level of the deep muscle and fat to produce a sharp jawline and neck contour.
Learn moreAddressing sub-platysmal fat, the submandibular gland and muscle structure to sculpt genuine depth into the neck.
Learn moreRestoring support to the cheek region by correcting volume loss and descent across the midface.
Learn moreCorrecting an under-corrected or unnaturally pulled result after previous facelift surgery.
Learn moreTransferring your own processed fat into areas of volume loss to rebalance facial contours.
Learn moreShortening the distance between the nose base and the upper lip to increase visible lip show.
Learn moreThe aim in rhinoplasty is to bring the nose into harmony with the rest of the face while preserving — or improving — the way you breathe. Preservation techniques keep as much of your own natural structure as possible.
Learn moreAll incisions placed inside the nose, leaving no external scar and allowing swelling to settle more quickly.
Learn moreLowering the nasal dorsum by preserving your own anatomy rather than removing and rebuilding it.
Learn moreCombining the scarless closed approach with the preserved natural dorsal line of preservation rhinoplasty.
Learn moreFirst-time nasal surgery in patients who have not previously had a rhinoplasty.
Learn moreCorrecting aesthetic or functional problems remaining after previous nasal surgery, usually with cartilage graft support.
Learn moreSurgically resolving nasal obstruction and difficulty breathing while preserving the aesthetic appearance of the nose.
Learn moreStraightening a deviated septum and reshaping the external nose in the same operation.
Learn moreBreast surgery is planned around your body measurements, tissue quality and what you want the result to look like. The goal is a proportionate, natural outcome that holds its shape.
Learn moreIncreasing breast volume in natural proportion, using an implant sized to your measurements or your own fat.
Learn moreRepositioning descended breast tissue and the nipple to restore a lifted, youthful shape.
Learn moreReducing overly large breasts to relieve back and neck pain and create a shape proportionate to your body.
Learn moreCombining a lift with implant placement in one operation for patients with both volume loss and descent.
Learn moreSurgically balancing differences in volume, shape or nipple position between the two breasts.
Learn moreReshaping the constricted base and areolar structure of a congenital tuberous breast deformity.
Learn moreExchanging an existing implant, releasing capsular contracture or correcting the result of previous breast surgery.
Learn moreCorrecting enlarged male breast tissue with liposuction and, where needed, removal of the glandular component.
Learn moreSurgical solutions for excess skin and stubborn fat after weight loss, pregnancy or the natural changes of age. Several areas can often be planned together in a single session.
Learn moreRemoving excess abdominal skin and fat and repairing separated abdominal muscles for a flat, firm contour.
Learn moreA shorter-incision, lighter procedure for limited skin excess confined to below the navel.
Learn moreRemoving localised fat deposits that resist diet and exercise, to define body contours.
Learn moreCircumferential sculpting of the abdomen, waist, flanks and back in a single session to define the waistline.
Learn moreTransferring processed fat from your own body to the buttocks to improve both volume and shape.
Learn moreRemoving loose inner-thigh skin after weight loss to tighten and redefine the leg contour.
Learn moreRemoving hanging skin and fat from the upper arm to reshape the arm contour.
Learn moreRemoving skin folds across the back and flanks to smooth the bra line.
Learn moreCircumferential tightening of the abdomen, buttocks, waist and upper thighs in a single operation.
Learn moreA staged surgical plan to address the skin excess that follows major weight loss after bariatric surgery.
Learn moreFrom prominent ear correction through to microtia reconstruction — comprehensive surgical solutions for congenital and post-traumatic ear deformities.
Learn moreBringing prominent ears closer to the head and recreating the natural antihelical fold.
Learn moreStaged reconstruction of a congenitally underdeveloped ear, most often using the patient's own rib cartilage.
Learn moreSurgical correction of congenital shape anomalies such as cryptotia, Stahl's ear and constricted ear.
Learn moreRepairing ear defects following injury, burns or tissue loss using grafts and local flaps.
Learn moreCorrecting asymmetry, recurrence or over-correction after previous ear surgery.
Learn moreMicrosurgical techniques to restore both movement and natural expression in facial paralysis, trauma and congenital asymmetry.
Learn moreRestoring movement and symmetry lost after damage to the facial nerve, using reconstructive surgical techniques.
Learn moreRecreating a voluntary smile through nerve and muscle transfer.
Learn moreMicrosurgical transfer of the gracilis muscle from the thigh to the face to restore smile movement.
Learn moreRebalancing congenital or acquired facial asymmetry at the level of volume, bone and soft tissue.
Learn moreRepairing fractures, tissue loss and scarring with equal attention to function and appearance.
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