This is a useful technique to correct small to medium deformities from previous breast surgery or reconstruction. It involves harvesting the fat from the abdominal wall and injecting into the breast. Fat-Grafting/ Lipo-Modelling for Deformity Contouring This is a useful technique to correct small to medium deformities from previous breast surgery or reconstruction. It involves harvesting the fat from the abdominal wall and injecting into the breast. 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 small breasts or those with ptosis after childbirth/ breastfeeding may wish to consider implant augmentation to achieve a more fuller appearance. The implant may be placed in the sub glandular space (under breast tissue) or submuscular depending on the volume of existing breast tissue. Breast Implant Augmentation Women with small breasts or those with ptosis after childbirth/ breastfeeding may wish to consider implant augmentation to achieve a fuller appearance. The implant may be placed in the sub-glandular space (under breast tissue) or submuscular depending on the volume of existing breast tissue. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More

Some patients have a high risk for developing breast cancer due to inherited gene mutations (such as, BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM, PALB2, TP53, CHEK2, and CDH1) or a significant family history of breast and other cancers. Risk-reducing mastectomy (RRM)... Risk-Reducing Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy with Immediate Reconstruction Some patients have a high-risk for developing breast cancer due to inherited gene mutation (such as, BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM, PALB2, TP53, CHEK2, CDH1 mutations) or a significant family history of breast and other cancers. Risk reducing mastectomy (RRM)in these patients can significantly reduce their individual risks to below population risk. The usual age group where RRM is most beneficial is before the age of 50-55 as the age-related risk trends down towards population risk by the age of 60. Clinical Photographs Note: All images have been obtained with patient consent Photos Coming Soon Placeholder Photos Coming Soon Placeholder 1/1 View More