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Abdominoplasty | Dr Amir Tadros
(MED0002302612) Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure that may involve removing excess abdominal skin and fat, as well as tightening the abdominal wall where muscle separation is present.

The procedure may be considered where there is loose or stretched abdominal skin following pregnancy or significant weight change. Depending on individual anatomy, surgery may also involve repair of re**us diastasis and removal or repositioning of excess skin.

In some cases, liposuction may be performed in conjunction with abdominoplasty as part of the surgical plan.

A consultation is required to determine suitability, assess individual anatomy and discuss the proposed surgical approach, risks and recovery.

All surgical procedures carry risks.
Suitability, recovery and outcomes vary depending on individual factors.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.

Do I Need a Breast Lift With an Augmentation? | Dr Amir Tadros
(MED0002302612) Specialist Plastic Surgeon

A breast lift, or mastopexy, may be considered when there is excess skin or a change in breast position.

If an individual is satisfied with their existing breast volume, a breast lift alone may be considered. If additional volume is also being considered, particularly in the upper part of the breast, a breast augmentation combined with a mastopexy may be discussed.

The appropriate surgical approach depends on individual anatomy, breast position, skin quality, existing breast tissue and the changes being considered.

A consultation is required to determine suitability and discuss which surgical options may be appropriate for the individual.

All surgical procedures carry risks.
Suitability, recovery and outcomes vary depending on individual factors.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.

A Guide To Hybrid Breast Augmentation... | Dr Amir Tadros
(MED0002302612) Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Hybrid breast augmentation combines a breast implant with fat transfer using the patient’s own tissue.

The implant is used to provide volume and structural support, while fat transfer may be used to refine specific areas of the breast, including the upper breast and cleavage area, depending on individual anatomy.

This approach may be considered where additional contouring is required, where implant edges may be more noticeable, or where both volume and contour are being assessed.

Suitability depends on factors including breast anatomy, available donor fat and individual treatment goals.

A consultation is required to determine suitability, and suitability varies between individuals.

All surgical procedures carry risks.
Suitability, recovery and outcomes vary depending on individual factors.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.

A Guide to Breast Augmentation | Dr Amir Tadros
(MED0002302612) Specialist Plastic Surgeon

There are several surgical approaches to breast augmentation, including implant-based augmentation, fat transfer augmentation and hybrid augmentation.

Implant-based augmentation uses breast implants to alter breast volume and shape. Fat transfer augmentation uses a patient’s own fat, taken from another area of the body, to add volume. Hybrid augmentation combines an implant with fat transfer, which may be used to address both volume and contour depending on individual anatomy.

The most appropriate approach varies based on factors such as breast structure, available donor fat, anatomy and treatment goals.

A consultation is required to determine suitability, and suitability varies between individuals.

All surgical procedures carry risks.
Suitability, recovery and outcomes vary depending on individual factors.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.

Facelifts | Dr Amir Tadros
(MED0002302612) Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Facelift surgery refers to a range of surgical techniques that may be considered to address structural changes associated with facial ageing, particularly across the mid-face, lower face and neck.

Different facelift procedures may include a Full Facelift (Standard Facelift), Partial Facelift, Mid-Facelift, Lower Facelift and Neck Lift (Platysmaplasty).

The surgical approach used will depend on individual anatomy, the areas being assessed and the treatment plan.

Suitability varies between patients. Factors such as facial anatomy, skin quality, tissue laxity, medical history and individual treatment goals are considered when determining which surgical approach, if any, may be appropriate.

A consultation is required to determine suitability and discuss the procedure, potential risks, recovery and individual considerations.

All surgical procedures carry risks.
Suitability, recovery and outcomes vary depending on individual factors.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice.