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Body Procedure
Brachioplasty
Brachioplasty, commonly referred to as arm lift surgery, is designed to reduce excess skin and soft tissue of the upper arms following weight loss or age-related laxity.
Treatment ranges from limited mini-arm lift procedures through to more extensive contouring where larger amounts of skin require removal. In selected patients, liposuction may also be used to refine contour and support a smoother overall result.
The objective is not simply tighter skin, but improved proportion and confidence in the way the arms relate to the wider body silhouette.
Body Procedure
Lipoplasty
Lipoplasty, or floating umbilicus abdominoplasty, is a refined form of tummy tuck surgery designed for patients requiring moderate abdominal tightening without a full traditional abdominoplasty.
The procedure allows repositioning of the navel while improving contour above and below the umbilicus, often creating a flatter and smoother abdominal profile with shorter recovery than more extensive surgery.
It is particularly suited to patients with localised skin laxity or abdominal changes following pregnancy or weight fluctuation.
Body Procedure
Gynaecomastia
Gynaecomastia surgery is designed to reduce excess male breast tissue and restore a flatter, more defined chest contour.
Enlargement of the male chest may occur due to hormonal change, weight fluctuation, medication or genetics, and can affect confidence significantly. Treatment may involve gland removal, liposuction or a combination of both approaches.
Surgery is tailored according to the degree of enlargement, skin quality and overall chest shape, with the aim of achieving a natural masculine contour.
Body Procedure
Labiaplasty
Labiaplasty is a procedure designed to reduce or reshape the labia minora where size, asymmetry or prominence causes physical discomfort or self-consciousness.
Patients may experience irritation during exercise, cycling or intimacy, while others seek refinement for aesthetic or confidence-related reasons.
Modern techniques aim to preserve natural anatomy, minimise visible scarring and maintain sensitivity while improving comfort and proportion.
Body Procedure
Liposuction
Liposuction is designed to remove localised fat deposits that remain resistant to weight loss and exercise, helping refine shape and improve overall body contour.
Rather than acting as a substitute for weight reduction, liposuction is typically used as a contouring procedure, sculpting specific areas such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms or chest.
Outcome quality depends heavily on skin tone, fat distribution and surgical technique, with the objective being a natural and proportionate result.
Body Procedure
Abdominoplasty
Abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, is designed to restore abdominal contour by removing excess skin, tightening the abdominal wall and reducing persistent laxity.
Pregnancy, significant weight loss and ageing may leave stretched muscles and redundant skin that cannot be improved through exercise alone.
Depending on anatomy and goals, treatment may range from mini tummy tuck procedures through to full abdominoplasty combined with liposuction for more comprehensive contouring.
Body Procedure
Loose Skin Removal
Post-weight-loss body contouring procedures are designed to remove excess skin and reposition soft tissues following significant weight reduction.
Weight loss through lifestyle change, bariatric surgery or GLP-1 medications may leave loose skin affecting the abdomen, arms, thighs, breasts, face and neck.
Treatment plans are highly individual and may combine tummy tuck surgery, arm lift, thigh lift, breast uplift or targeted liposuction to restore proportion, comfort and confidence.
Body Procedure
Mummy Makeover
A mummy makeover combines selected breast and body procedures to address the physical changes associated with pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding.
Treatment commonly includes abdominal muscle repair, tummy tuck surgery, breast uplift with or without implants, breast reduction and targeted liposuction, depending on individual goals and anatomy.
The approach is highly personalised, with procedures either combined in a single stage or carefully sequenced to optimise safety, recovery and overall outcome.
