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Procedures

What we do

Personalised aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. Every treatment plan is developed around your anatomy, your concerns and your goals, with an emphasis on safety, proportion and results that look natural.

Breast surgery

Breast surgery may enhance volume and shape, improve symmetry, relieve physical discomfort or restore the breast following previous surgery. Each procedure is individually planned to achieve a balanced result that suits the patient's body and goals.

Breast augmentation

Enhances breast volume and shape using implants selected to complement your natural anatomy and body proportions. May suit patients who would like greater fullness, improved symmetry or restoration of volume following pregnancy, weight loss or ageing.

Breast lift

Reshapes and elevates the breasts by removing excess skin and repositioning the breast tissue and nipple. May suit patients who have experienced changes following pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss or ageing.

Breast reduction

Removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin to create a lighter, more proportionate shape. May suit patients with neck, shoulder or back discomfort, difficulty exercising, or skin irritation beneath the breasts.

Breast asymmetry correction

Also called breast symmetrisation surgery. Improves differences in breast size, shape, position or nipple level — often using a different procedure on each side.

Implant revision or removal

Considered where there is implant rupture, capsular contracture, discomfort, change in shape or position, or a wish to no longer have implants. May involve replacement, removal, capsule removal, fat grafting or a lift.

Nipple and areola correction

Addresses inverted nipples, enlarged or uneven areolae, asymmetry, or changes following pregnancy, breastfeeding or previous surgery.

Male breast reduction

Treats enlarged male breast tissue, known as gynaecomastia, to create a flatter and more defined chest contour. May involve liposuction, removal of glandular tissue, skin tightening, or a combination.

Breast reconstruction

Restores breast shape following mastectomy, cancer surgery, trauma or significant tissue loss, using implants, your own tissue, fat grafting or a combination.

Body contouring

Body-contouring procedures reshape specific areas by addressing resistant fat, loose skin and changes following pregnancy, weight loss or ageing.

Liposuction

Removes localised areas of resistant fat to improve body contour and proportion. May suit patients who are close to their ideal weight but have specific areas that do not respond fully to diet and exercise, such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms, back or chin.

Abdominoplasty & mini-abdominoplasty

A tummy tuck removes excess abdominal skin and may tighten weakened or separated abdominal muscles. A mini-abdominoplasty addresses a smaller amount of skin below the navel.

Mommy makeover

Not one operation, but an individually planned combination addressing the breasts, abdomen and waist after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight change.

Arm lift

Brachioplasty removes excess skin and reshapes the upper arms. May suit patients with loose skin following significant weight loss or ageing.

Thigh lift

Removes excess skin and reshapes the thighs, often combined with liposuction where appropriate.

Body contouring after weight loss

Removes and reshapes excess skin around the abdomen, arms, thighs, breasts and lower body. Often performed in stages to improve comfort, mobility and proportion.

Brazilian butt lift (BBL)

Uses your own fat — harvested by liposuction, processed, and placed in the layer beneath the skin under real-time ultrasound guidance — to improve the volume, projection and proportion of the buttocks. Safety limits the volume, not the request.

Buttock augmentation (gluteal implants)

Improves buttock shape, fullness and projection using preformed gluteal implants placed within the gluteus maximus muscle. An option where there is not enough donor fat for fat transfer, or where a more predictable volume is preferred.

Calf augmentation

Enhances the shape, volume and symmetry of the lower legs using implants, fat grafting or a combination.

Facial & non-surgical

Restoring balance, definition and a more rested appearance while preserving the features that make each patient recognisable — from eyelid, brow and nasal surgery to non-surgical injectable refinements, all planned to complement your natural anatomy rather than change your identity.

Face lift

A facelift repositions and supports the deeper facial tissues while removing excess skin to improve sagging through the cheeks, jawline and lower face. The aim is to create a fresher, more defined appearance while preserving the patient's natural features and expression.

Neck lift

Improves loose skin, excess fat and reduced definition beneath the chin and along the jawline.

Facial fat grafting

Uses your own fat to restore lost facial volume, soften hollow areas and improve facial contour. Fat is harvested by gentle liposuction, prepared, and placed in small amounts through fine cannulas.

Upper blepharoplasty

Removes excess skin and, where appropriate, adjusts underlying fat from the upper eyelids. May suit patients with heavy or drooping lids that make the eyes look tired or interfere with vision.

Lower blepharoplasty

Addresses puffiness, hollowing and excess skin below the eyes to create a smoother, more rested appearance.

Brow lift

Repositions the brow to open the upper face and reduce a heavy or tired appearance.

Rhinoplasty

Reshapes the nose to improve proportion and, where relevant, breathing. Planned around the rest of your facial features.

Lip lift

Shortens the distance between the nose and upper lip to reveal a little more of the lip and create a softer, more youthful proportion.

Otoplasty

Ear correction surgery reshapes or repositions prominent ears. Commonly performed in children from about five years of age, as well as in teenagers and adults.

Chin and neck liposuction

Removes selected fat from beneath the chin and upper neck to improve jawline definition and the chin–neck angle. A contouring procedure, not a treatment for weight.

Non-surgical facial rejuvenation

Surgery is not always necessary to achieve a noticeable, natural-looking improvement. Where the main problem is skin quality, volume loss or facial movement rather than significant tissue descent, a non-surgical plan may suit better — decided by assessment, not by trends.

Excessive sweating treatments

Treatment of excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), most commonly of the underarms, using injectable therapy to reduce the activity of overactive sweat glands.

Skin cancer & reconstructive

The removal and reconstruction of skin lesions, treatment of problematic scars and complex wounds, and restoration of form and function following injury, illness, cancer treatment, burns or previous surgery — with attention to both recovery and appearance.

Skin lesion assessment

Most skin lesions are harmless, but any lesion that is new, changing, uncomfortable, bleeding or unusual should be professionally assessed. Assessment, biopsy and excision are usually done under local anaesthetic.

Skin cancer excision

Removal of a skin cancer together with a measured border of normal skin — the surgical margin — planned alongside the reconstruction so the cancer treatment and the final appearance are considered together.

Reconstruction after cancer removal

Restoring form, function and confidence after a skin cancer has been removed — using a local flap, skin graft, fat grafting, revision surgery, or a combination, planned around the site and the tissue available.

Scar management

Assessment and treatment of scars that are raised, wide, tethered, discoloured or poorly positioned — including facial scars and scars following injury or previous surgery.

Keloid management

Assessment and treatment of keloid and thickened (hypertrophic) scars, which may include surgery, injections or other measures to reduce the chance of recurrence.

Burn scars & reconstruction

Treatment of scarring and tightness following burns, and reconstruction to improve movement, comfort and appearance, often performed in stages.

Chronic non-healing wounds

Surgical management of chronic or complex wounds that have failed to heal with conservative treatment.

Facial trauma reconstruction

Treats injuries affecting the skin, soft tissues, bones or facial features following accidents, bites or other forms of trauma. May involve wound repair, fracture management, scar revision or reconstructive surgery to restore function, facial balance and appearance.

Hand trauma reconstruction

Treatment of injuries to the hand, including soft tissue, tendon, nerve and bone injuries, to restore function and appearance.

Not sure which is right for you?

A consultation lets Dr Chen assess your concerns and guide you through the surgical and non-surgical options, including the option of doing nothing.

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