- Rhinoplasty treatment guide
Rhinoplasty reshapes selected bone, cartilage or soft tissue of the nose; a combined functional plan may also address airflow. Through open or closed access, the surgeon may alter the nasal bones, septal or tip cartilage, support grafts and soft tissue while preserving or improving structural support.
- Liposuction treatment guide
Liposuction removes selected subcutaneous fat through small access sites using a cannula; it is contour surgery, not treatment for obesity or a substitute for skin excision. Fluid is introduced into mapped subcutaneous tissue and a cannula removes fat in controlled planes; access, assistance technology and volume are individualized.
- Breast Augmentation treatment guide
Breast augmentation adds volume using an implant or, in selected cases, transferred fat; it does not automatically correct significant skin or nipple descent. The surgeon creates an implant pocket above or below selected chest tissues, or harvests and prepares fat for conservative grafting, using an incision suited to anatomy and plan.
- Tummy Tuck treatment guide
Abdominoplasty removes selected excess abdominal skin and fat and may repair midline fascial separation; it is not a weight-loss operation. The surgeon raises an abdominal skin-fat flap, treats selected fascial laxity, repositions the umbilicus when required and removes planned excess tissue before layered closure.
- Breast Reduction treatment guide
Breast reduction removes and reshapes selected breast tissue and skin while repositioning the nipple-areola on a planned blood supply. The surgeon removes selected skin, fat and gland, preserves the nipple on a tissue pedicle when feasible and reshapes the remaining breast.
- Facelift treatment guide
Facelift surgery repositions selected facial and neck soft tissues and removes limited excess skin; it does not change every feature or stop ageing. Incisions around the ear and hairline provide access to reposition selected superficial musculoaponeurotic or deeper tissues, with skin redraped without excessive tension.
- Hair Transplant treatment guide
Hair transplantation redistributes follicles from a donor area to planned recipient sites; it does not create new follicles or stop untreated hair loss. Follicular units are harvested by individual extraction or a donor strip, prepared carefully and placed into recipient sites designed around safe density and direction.
- Breast Lift treatment guide
Breast lift surgery reshapes the skin envelope and breast tissue and repositions the nipple-areola; it does not necessarily add volume. The surgeon removes selected skin, reshapes supporting tissue and repositions the nipple-areola using a scar pattern matched to anatomy.
- Blepharoplasty treatment guide
Blepharoplasty modifies selected eyelid skin, muscle or fat; functional upper-lid surgery and cosmetic contour surgery require different documentation. Through an upper crease, lower lash-line or transconjunctival access, selected skin, muscle or fat is removed, repositioned or preserved while protecting eyelid function.
- Gynecomastia Surgery treatment guide
Gynecomastia surgery reduces selected glandular tissue, fat or excess skin after the underlying chest enlargement has been appropriately assessed. Liposuction treats selected fat, direct excision removes firm gland, and skin excision is reserved for substantial excess; approaches may be combined.
- Fat Transfer treatment guide
Fat transfer harvests the patient's own fat, prepares it and places small amounts into a selected recipient area; retention is biologically variable. Fat is harvested by controlled liposuction, processed and injected in small aliquots within anatomically appropriate tissue planes.
- Neck Lift treatment guide
Neck lift surgery treats selected neck skin, fat and platysma laxity; it may be performed alone or with lower-face surgery. Through incisions beneath the chin and/or around the ear, selected fat may be treated, platysma repositioned and skin redraped without excessive tension.