Breast size & shape
Breast concerns are personal and varied — size that feels too small or too large, sagging after pregnancy or weight loss, asymmetry, or problems with previous implants.
Our plastic surgeon offers augmentation, lift, reduction, lift with augmentation and implant revision. Your consultation covers your goals, anatomy, implant options where relevant, recovery and risks, so you can make an informed decision.
Procedures
- Breast augmentation — more volume and shape
- Breast lift — improved position and firmness
- Breast reduction — smaller, lighter and more proportionate
- Lift with augmentation — position and volume together
- Implant revision — assessment and correction of previous surgery
Your consultation
Your surgeon discusses your goals, medical history, breast measurements and skin quality, the options that suit your body, scar placement, recovery, and potential risks — so you can decide with confidence. Breast imaging may be requested before surgery.
Suitable options
Your doctor will confirm the best option after examination.
- Plastic SurgeryBreast AugmentationAdded size and fullness with implants or fat transfer.Learn more
- Plastic SurgeryBreast LiftLifts and reshapes the breast.Learn more
- Plastic SurgeryBreast ReductionRemoves excess breast tissue and skin to reduce size and improve proportion.Learn more
- Plastic SurgeryBreast Lift with AugmentationFor selected patients: improves both breast position and volume in one plan.Learn more
- Plastic SurgeryBreast Implant RevisionAssessment and correction for patients who have had previous breast augmentation.Learn more
Common questions
How long is recovery?
Most people return to light activities within 1–2 weeks and avoid strenuous exercise for about 6 weeks.
Can I breastfeed after surgery?
Often yes, but some procedures can affect breastfeeding. Your surgeon will discuss this.
Do implants need replacing?
Implants are not lifetime devices; some people need revision in the future.
Will there be scars?
Yes, placed as discreetly as possible; they fade over time.