Breast Reconstruction
Implant-based breast reconstructionImplant-based reconstruction rebuilds the breast shape after mastectomy using a breast implant.
Autologous breast reconstructionAutologous reconstruction rebuilds the breast using your own tissue, most often skin and fat taken from the lower abdomen and transferred to the chest.
Symmetry proceduresAfter reconstruction of one breast, a procedure on the other, unaffected breast is often needed to create balance.
Tuberous breast correctionTuberous breast is a congenital variation in which the breast develops with a narrow, constricted base, a higher fold, and often a puffy or enlarged areola, sometimes with notable asymmetry between the two sides.
Nipple reconstructionNipple reconstruction rebuilds a nipple on a reconstructed breast, usually as one of the final steps once the breast shape has settled.Skin & Soft Tissue Reconstruction
Surgical scar revisionScar revision surgery improves the appearance of a scar that is wide, raised, tethered, or poorly positioned.
Skin lesion surgerySkin lesion surgery removes growths such as moles, cysts, lipomas, and other benign or suspicious lesions.
Skin cancer reconstructionAfter a skin cancer is removed, the resulting wound sometimes needs more than a simple closure, particularly on the face or other visible or complex areas.
Skin reconstruction after burnsBurn reconstruction improves scars and restores skin, contour, and movement after a burn has healed.Lipoedema Surgery
