Plastic Surgery — Reconstruction and Aesthetics, One Team

Transferring tissue — skin, muscle, bone or a combination — complete with its own blood supply, and reconnecting the vessels under an operating microscope at the new site. Used after cancer removal, major trauma and complex wounds that local tissue cannot cover. Outcomes depend on meticulous vessel work, which is why this is handled by a dedicated microsurgical team.

Implant-based and autologous flap reconstruction, immediate or delayed, planned together with the breast surgical and oncology teams from diagnosis onward. Nipple-areola reconstruction and symmetry surgery on the opposite breast are part of the overall plan, not an afterthought.

Tendon, nerve and vessel repair after cuts, crush injuries and complex fractures, aimed at restoring grip and function as much as appearance. Structured hand therapy starts within days, because the window for regaining movement is time-limited.

Release of burn contractures, scar excision, and grafting or flap coverage to restore movement and improve appearance after burns, trauma or earlier surgery. Timing matters — some scars are treated early, others need a year to mature before revision.

Repair of facial fractures and soft-tissue injury after accidents, restoring both function — chewing, breathing, vision — and facial symmetry. Often coordinated with our ENT and ophthalmology colleagues depending on which structures are involved.

Reshaping the nose for appearance and improve breathing — from subtle refinement to correcting a deviated or previously operated nose, with functional and cosmetic goals planned together.

Repositioning and tightening sagging facial and neck tissue at the deeper support layer, softening jowls and folds for a rested rather than an obviously operated look.

Removing or repositioning excess skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids — for some patients also clearing vision that had been narrowed by heavy upper lids.

Implant-based or fat-transfer augmentation, reduction for physical symptoms as well as appearance, and mastopexy for sagging — chosen around your chest anatomy and tissue thickness.

Removing excess abdominal skin and fat and repairing separated abdominal muscles after pregnancy or major weight loss, often combined with liposuction for contour.

Removing localised fat deposits that resist diet and exercise to refine contour — suited to patients close to a stable weight with reasonable skin elasticity.

Correcting enlarged male breast tissue through gland removal, liposuction, or both, depending on the balance of fat and gland — a short recovery period.