Breast Procedures

Breast reduction surgery removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin to reduce breast volume and improve overall proportions. It may also help address physical symptoms associated with larger breasts, depending on the individual patient.

A mastopexy, or breast lift, is designed to improve the position and shape of the breasts by removing excess skin and reshaping the existing breast tissue. The procedure can help address changes in breast shape and position following ageing, weight changes or pregnancy.

Breast augmentation is designed to increase breast volume and enhance breast shape and proportions. Depending on the individual patient, this may involve the use of breast implants or other suitable techniques discussed during consultation.

Inverted nipple repair is a procedure designed to address nipples that sit inward rather than projecting outward. The surgical approach depends on the underlying anatomy and the degree of inversion.

Gynaecomastia surgery addresses enlarged breast tissue in men. Depending on the individual cause and anatomy, treatment may involve removing excess glandular tissue, fat, skin or a combination of these.