Face

A Facelift technically known as Rhyidectomy is a Cosmetic procedure carried out to give the face a more youthful appearance.

Patients suitable for a full-face lift surgery would present with substantial skin laxity and droopiness in the neck. A full or "traditional" facelift addresses the sagging upper and lower neck skin and (platysmal) vertical neck bands, jowls, lower and mid nasolabial folds and marionette lines.

The Mini Facelift
The Mini Facelift is recommended for a patient who describes minimal signs of ageing in the forehead and neck area but is concerned about skin laxity in the cheeks and loose skin in the mid face and jaw region. A patient suitable for a mini-facelift would have relatively good skin elasticity and relatively mild changes in the lower third of the face and neck. The surgery involves as much as 40% less scarring than the full-face lift and the recovery time is shorter compared to a full-face lift.

A Blepharoplasty procedure is carried out to correct the appearance of the eyes either due to fatty deposits or excessive skin which can cause sagging and, in some cases, impair vision.

As patients grow older the muscles around the area can become more lax, the eyelids and brows can begin to droop and permanent bags can begin to appear around the eyes. The aim of the procedure is to rejuvenate the area making the eyes appear more open and in females allow a much smoother application of cosmetics. Patients should regain a more youthful appearance; it is not uncommon to combine the Blepharoplasty procedure with a Facelift for an overall aesthetically pleasing result.

Otoplasty commonly known as Ear Correction is carried out to correct or reduce the appearance of prominent ears caused by deformity or defect or as a result of trauma.

A patient with protruding ears can often be the victim of name calling as an adolescent and will usually takes steps such as wearing a longer hair style to cover the ears before electing to undergo surgery. Surgery is carried out to create a natural proportion, symmetry, contour and aesthetically pleasing ear by repositioning the ear closer to the patient's head.

Fat grafting is currently one of the most exciting areas of cosmetic medicine. Plastic surgeons can remove surplus fat from an area of the body like the abdomen or thighs, and transfer it to other areas of the body that can benefit from augmentation or smoothing. In addition to plump, natural-looking results, fat transfer eliminates the concern of an allergic or adverse reaction because it is not a foreign substance.

HOW DOES NANO FAT GRAFTING WORK?
Nano fat grafting involves harvesting unwanted fat from an area of the body like the abdomen, purifying it and then using it to soften fine lines and facial wrinkles. The concept is virtually the same as fat transfer to the buttocks but on a much smaller scale. And instead of augmenting a particular body area, nano fat
grafting is designed to smooth out wrinkled, creased skin and give it a better texture.