Surgical Procedures

A facelift is a procedure to rejuvenate the face and temporarily reverse the signs of ageing. It involves tightening of the facial skin and removal of excess skin, fat, wrinkles and deep lines. A facelift may also be performed along with other cosmetic surgery procedures.

Upper eyelid lifting surgery also called blepharoplasty is a cosmetic procedure performed to remove excessive skin and treat droopy eyelids. It is mainly done to improve the appearance of the eyes but may also prevent obstruction of vision. Eyelid lifting surgery may be combined with other cosmetic procedures such as filler injections, forehead lifts and laser resurfacing to enhance results.

A neck lift is a procedure to remove excess or saggy skin and fat from the neck and give more definition to the jawline. The procedure is also called a platysmoplasty as the platysma muscle of the neck may be altered or tightened in the process.

Inverted nipple is an irregularity in which a woman’s nipples point more inwards than outwards. The constriction may be caused by shortened milk ducts, a reduction in breast tissue, or a combination of the two.

The term ‘VASER’ means Vibration Amplification of Sound Energy at Resonance. It uses special ultrasonic energy which is primarily transformed into vibration that targets fat cells using tiny probes (only 2-3 mm in diameter).

A less- invasive surgical lip lift is still a small plastic surgical procedure that modifies the cosmetic appearance of the lips by re-shaping them to increase the prominence of the vermilion(red part of lip) border, to reduce the distance between nostril and upper lip border, and to enhance the facial area above the lips to be more aesthetically pleasing.

Moles, medically termed nevi, are skin lesions appearing as small dark brown spots. Moles occur when pigment or colour producing cells called melanocytes grow in clusters. These are common in appearance and may be present at birth or develop later in life.