Breast augmentation (also known as breast enlargement, breast implants or augmentation mammoplasty) is a surgical procedure to reshape and/or enlarge the breasts for various reasons, for example where a woman for personal reasons feels her breasts are too small; to correct a reduction in breast volume after pregnancy or weight loss; to balance a difference in breast size or as a reconstructive technique following breast surgery. [ Read More ]

A breast lift, or mastopexy, is a surgical procedure designed to raise and reshape sagging breasts. It can also eliminate some stretch marks and reduce the size of the areola (the dark skin surrounding the nipple). Breasts of any size can be lifted, but the results may not last as long in heavy breasts. [ Read More ]

Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty) is a surgical procedure to reduce breast size and improve shape. It involves reducing the amount of breast tissue while uplifting the remaining tissue at the same time. It can also eliminate some stretch marks and reduce the size of the areola (the dark skin surrounding the nipple).The procedure may be undertaken for cosmetic reasons and/or to relieve a variety of physical problems associated with large breasts. [ Read More ]

Breast asymmetry surgery corrects a difference in the size and shape of the breast or nipple position. A slight difference in the right and left breast is common, but breast discrepancy in some women can be marked.  Breast asymmetry surgery uses one or a combination of techniques to bring better balance to the breasts. [ Read More ]

Nipple reshaping is a surgical procedure to reshape the nipple and/or the areola (dark pigmented skin around the nipple) The procedure is used to correct inverted or flat nipples, to reduce the size of the areola or to change the size of the nipple itself. Nipple reshaping is often performed at the same time as other breast procedures. [ Read More ]

Male chest reduction (gynaecomastia) is a procedure that flattens and reshapes the chest area by removing excess fat and/or glandular tissue. Excess tissue on the chest is relatively common amongst men and can develop for a variety of reasons. It can occur on one or both sides of the chest and can range from the size of a grape to woman-like breasts. [ Read More ]