Revision surgery may be required to address issues such as removing old or ruptured implants. This procedure is commonly performed on women with moderate breast tissue who wish to have their implants removed and undergo a breast lift to achieve a more natural appearance. Implant Revision Surgery Implant revision surgery is a specialized procedure that involves removing and replacing previous breast implants to address complications, improve aesthetic outcomes, or achieve desired results. This surgical intervention is tailored to each individual's needs and may include repairing implant-related issues, adjusting size or shape, treating scar tissue, or performing additional procedures such as a breast lift for enhanced symmetry and appearance. Consulting with an experienced plastic surgeon is essential to discuss specific goals, potential risks, and personalized recommendations for a successful implant revision surgery. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

This surgery is offered to large breasted women who wish to achieve smaller breasts suited for their body frame. Many large-breasted women suffer from chronic neck, shoulder and upper back pain due to the weight of their breasts... Breast Reduction (Reduction Mammoplasty) This surgery is offered to large-breasted women who wish to achieve smaller breasts suited for their body frame. Many large-breasted women suffer from chronic neck, shoulder and upper back pain due to the weight of their breasts. They find it difficult to find clothes which fit them well or exercise due to the size of their breasts. Patients can gain many benefits from reduction surgery - please contact us for more information and to arrange a consult. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

This is an option for selected patients who do not wish to have implant reconstruction and provided there is sufficient tissue to generate a reasonable volume reconstruction. This is a complex operation and requires formal assessment and detailed discussion before proceeding with surgery... Autologous Lateral Chest Wall Perforator Flap Reconstruction This is an option for selected patients who do not wish to have implant reconstruction and provided there is sufficient tissue to generate a reasonable volume reconstruction. This is a complex operation and requires formal assessment and detailed discussion before proceeding with surgery. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

This is a well established reconstruction technique which involves lifting a large muscle from the back - the latissimus dorsi or LD (usually with some skin) and bringing it to the front. The additional volume is achieved by using an implant behind the LD flap... Autologous Latissimus Dorsi Flap Reconstruction with Implant This is a well-established reconstruction technique which involves lifting a large muscle from the back - the latissimus dorsi or LD (usually with some skin) and bringing it to the front. The additional volume is achieved by using an implant behind the LD flap. This is a useful option for delayed reconstruction, especially in women who have previously undergone mastectomy with radiotherapy. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

This is a relatively new technique which aims to remove the entire breast tissue but preserve the nipple and the reconnect the nerve supplying the nipple. Some women are choosing to have this option, particularly high-endurance athletes or those who do not wish to consider immediate reconstruction.. Aesthetic Flat Mastectomy with Nipple-Sensation Preservation This is a relatively new technique which aims to remove the entire breast tissue but preserve the nipple and the reconnect the nerve supplying the nipple. Some women are choosing to have this option, particularly high-endurance athletes or those who do not wish to consider immediate reconstruction. This is an increasing number of women who seek risk-reducing AFM due to inherited gene mutation and high risk for breast cancer based on strong family history. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Benign lumps in the breast is common (such as fibroadenoma) but is recommended for excision once it reaches size criteria for removal. Some lesions are indeterminate on biopsy and the pathologist would recommend removal for definitive pathological assessment. Excision Benign Breast Lump Benign lumps in the breast is common (such as fibroadenoma) but is recommended for excision once it reaches size criteria for removal. Some lesions are indeterminate on biopsy and the pathologist would recommend removal for definitive pathological assessment. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

This is a new technology which replaces the traditional hook-wire localisation for small, non-palpable breast cancers. It involves placing a tiny ultrasound emitting device in the breast (smaller than a grain of rice) to help the surgeon locate the exact tumour site. This technique was first... Non-Wire SCOUT Localisation Wide Local Excision This is a new technology which replaces the traditional hook-wire localisation for small, non-palpable breast cancers. It involves placing a tiny ultrasound emitting device in the breast (smaller than a grain of rice) to help the surgeon locate the exact tumour site. This technique was first introduced in New Zealand by Josie Todd in 2022. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Implant removal with mastopexy is a procedure that combines the removal of breast implants with a breast lift to address sagging or drooping. Removal of Old Implants with Mastopexy (Breast Lift) Old implant removal with mastopexy is a comprehensive surgical procedure that involves removing outdated or problematic breast implants while simultaneously performing a breast lift. This combined approach addresses both implant-related issues and any breast sagging or drooping. The goal is to achieve a more youthful and aesthetically pleasing breast contour by removing the old implants, reshaping the breast tissue, and repositioning the nipple-areola complex. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Some women with smaller breasts or who are more athletic may choose to have aesthetic flat mastectomy (AFM) with nipple preservation. The nipple-sensation preservation can be offered if desired... Risk-Reducing Aesthetic Flat Mastectomy (Nipple Preservation) Some women with smaller breasts or who are more athletic may choose to have an aesthetic flat mastectomy (AFM) with nipple preservation. The nipple-sensation preservation can be offered if desired. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Some women may wish to have larger breast volume without the use of silicone breast implants. This is a complex procedure and is only applicable in select patients. Please contact us for further information and a consult... Breast Augmentation Using Autologous Tissue (Fat-Grafting) Some women may wish to have larger breast volume without the use of silicone breast implants. This is a complex procedure and is only applicable to select patients. Please contact us for further information and a consult. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Women with extensive DCIS or multifocal cancer who require a mastectomy could consider nipple-sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction. The breast skin and nipple are preserved, and the type of reconstruction would depend on the individual patient. Nipple-Sparing/Skin-Sparing Mastectomy with Immediate Reconstruction Women with extensive DCIS or multifocal cancer who require a mastectomy could consider nipple-sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction. The breast skin and nipple are preserved, and the type of reconstruction would depend on the individual patient. If the tumour is close to the nipple, patients could be offered skin-sparing mastectomy, where the nipple is sacrificed as part of the cancer operation. (Hyperlink to reconstruction) This is a useful option in women with high risk due to family history and an inherited genetic mutation (such as BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM, CHEK2, TP53, PALB2) who wish to consider risk-reducing mastectomy. (Hyperlink to Oncoplastic section) Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Mammary fistula excision is a surgical procedure performed to remove an abnormal passage or tract that has developed between the mammary gland and the skin. This procedure aims to eliminate the fistula, which can cause pain, infection, and discharge, restoring normal function and promoting healing.. Excision of Mammary Fistula - Total Duct Excision The excision of a mammary fistula involves surgically removing an abnormal passage or tract that has developed between the mammary gland and the skin. This procedure aims to eliminate the fistula, which can cause pain, infection, and discharge, restoring normal function and promoting healing. Total duct excision, on the other hand, refers to the complete removal of the milk ducts in the breast. This surgical procedure is often performed to address conditions such as recurrent breast infections (mastitis) or the presence of abnormal cells within the ducts (atypical ductal hyperplasia), providing symptom relief and diagnostic clarity in certain cases. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More