Blepharoplasty
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19 surgical areas
Start with your concern, then explore anatomy, function and potential treatments. No surgical area is presented as more important than another.
Face and neck ↗ · Breast surgery ↗ · Body surgery ↗ · Reconstruction and microsurgery ↗
FACE · 05
Face and neck
Face and neck lift / SMAS
SMAS and endoscopic approaches are considered according to clinical indications.
Rhinoplasty (primary and revision)
Primary and revision rhinoplasty are now presented together. Revision cases require careful consideration of scar tissue, existing support structures and nasal breathing.
Otoplasty
Ear proportions and harmony with the face.
Lip surgery / cheiloplasty
Lip contour and proportions, with attention to anatomy and natural expression.
BREAST · 04
Breast surgery
Breast implant augmentation
Selecting volume with regard to tissues, chest anatomy and preferences.
Breast lift: without implants, with implants and after implant removal
Breast lifting with or without implants.
Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty)
Volume reduction with attention to shape and function.
Gynecomastia correction
Assessing causes and selecting treatment when indicated.
BODY · 07
Body surgery
Abdominoplasty
Abdominal wall anatomy, excess tissues and scars.
Liposuction, lipostructure and fat grafting of the face and body
Liposuction, lipostructure (liposculpture) and fat grafting may be performed separately or considered together. Liposuction is not a treatment for obesity, and transferred fat has variable retention.
Buttock surgery: contouring and implants
Lifting, implants and fat transfer are different approaches.
360° body lift
Addressing circumferential excess skin and soft tissue.
Arm and thigh lift
Addressing excess skin and soft tissues of the limbs.
Calf augmentation
Options for changing calf volume and proportions.
Combined procedures
Combining operations requires individual risk assessment.
RECON · 03
Reconstruction and microsurgery
Reconstructive microsurgery: hand, vessels, nerves and tendons
Reconstruction of hand tissues, blood vessels, tendons and nerves, with attention to function, perfusion and rehabilitation. The approach depends on the injury. This area combines microsurgical tissue reconstruction with selected operations involving blood vessels, peripheral nerves and tendons. Surgical planning depends on the injury and functional goals.
Scar revision and post-burn reconstruction
Scar changes and burn sequelae: function, contractures, tissue quality and staged treatment when indicated.
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Explain what you would like to change or restore. During a consultation, we can discuss indications, limits, alternatives and recovery.
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