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Breast augmentation is a procedure that increases breast volume and creates a fuller shape. This can be done for aesthetic reasons or to restore breast volume after, for example, weight loss, pregnancy or breastfeeding. The plastic surgeon places great importance on matching the size of the breasts to your body proportions in order to achieve a balanced result.

Large breasts can be uncomfortable both functionally and aesthetically. During a breast reduction, excess breast tissue, fat and skin are removed to make the breasts smaller, lighter and firmer. This procedure can help relieve physical complaints such as back, neck and shoulder pain.

The shape of the female breast changes throughout life. Ageing, weight loss or pregnancy can cause the breast tissue to lose firmness, resulting in a loss of shape. With a breast lift, the plastic surgeon restores the natural contour and position of the breast.

Liposuction is a surgical technique used to treat an excess of subcutaneous fat. It helps refine body contours in areas where diet and exercise do not have enough effect.

An arm lift is a cosmetic procedure in which excess skin and fat are removed from the upper arms. The result is a tighter, slimmer arm contour.

A skin tumour is a growth on or in the skin. This may be a benign lesion (such as a sebaceous cyst or lipoma), but it can also be a malignant condition such as skin cancer. Surgery is often required to remove the lesion safely.