Gender-Affirming Surgery Gender affirming top surgery is a surgical procedure primarily performed on transgender and non-binary individuals to modify the chest area. It typically involves the removal of breast tissue and reshaping the chest to create a more masculine, feminine, or gender-neutral appearance, depending on the individual's desired outcome. This procedure plays a significant role in affirming a person's gender identity and can have a positive impact on their self-esteem and overall well-being. Gender-Affirming Procedures Female to Male - Top Surgery (Mastectomy with nipple sensation preservation) Male to Female - Top Surgery (Breast Augmentation) Please contact us for more information about these surgical options. Contact Us

Lumpectomy (Wide Local Excision) For many women with early and small breast cancer, it is possible to treat by removing the cancerous area with a small margin of normal breast tissue. This is known as Lumpectomy or Wide local excision (WLE) and is a relatively small procedure with early recovery (approximately 2 weeks). Provided the margins are adequate, patients are then offered Radiotherapy as part of treatment for most cases. There is good evidence that long-term survival following WLE is equivalent to mastectomy for early breast cancer. Oncoplastic techniques performed uses aesthetically placed incisions to help ensure good cosmetic outcomes in the long term. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

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