Plastic surgery: face, breast and body — matched to your proportions

A nose that suits your face and does not compromise how you breathe.

Repositions sagging cheeks and a blurred jawline without changing your expression.

Removes excess upper lid skin and reduces the bulges that create lower lid bags.

Sets prominent ears closer to the head; the incision stays hidden behind the ear.

Tightens the platysma bands and removes submental fullness to define the jawline.

Removes part of the Bichat fat pad to reduce fullness in the lower cheek.

Added volume with an implant chosen to your measurements and tissue thickness.

Raises the nipple to the right height and reshapes the breast; it does not add volume.

Reduces breast volume and lifts the tissue, aiming to ease back and shoulder strain.

Removes glandular tissue and surrounding fat to restore a flatter chest contour.

Removes stubborn localised fat — a contouring operation, not a way to lose weight.

Removes loose abdominal skin and repairs the separated abdominal muscles.

Buttock contouring with your own fat, placed only above the muscle, under the skin.

A combination of operations for the abdomen, breasts and waist, approved on safety grounds.

Removes loose upper-arm skin, at the cost of a permanent scar on the inner arm.

Softens lines made by facial movement; a temporary effect lasting 3–4 months.

Hyaluronic acid replaces lost volume temporarily and can be dissolved if needed.

A course of micro-injections that improves hydration and texture, not volume or lift.