Facial rejuvenation to correct sagging skin and loosening of the underlying supporting structures of the face and neck is known as a facelift, or a mini-facelift, depending on the area of the face requiring treatment. Facelift surgery is carried out to redefine and rejuvenate the face and neck. There are a number of facelift surgery options available, and the treatment plan is tailored to match individual patient requirements and goals.

Eyelid surgery (clinically known as Blepharoplasty) is used to improve the appearance of the eyelids. It can target the upper eyelid (upper blepharoplasty), lower eyelid (lower blepharoplasty) or both eyelids. Eyelid surgery can rejuvenate this eye region by removing loose or sagging skin, and reducing eye bags and other imperfections that affect the appearance of this area. Various surgical and non-surgical procedures can be combined with eyelid surgery to rejuvenate cheeks, eyebrows and the surrounding eye area.

Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic procedure to sculpt the nose for aesthetic or emotional benefit. Rhinoplasty can be combined with surgery to correct a deviated septum (otherwise referred to as Rhinoseptoplasty.) Surgery is carried out for cosmetic and psychological purposes, as well as for functional issues related to improve breathing through the nose. Nose reshaping surgery can be performed in conjunction with a number of other procedures and minimally invasive treatments, such as chin surgery, lip enhancement and cheek enhancement to refresh the whole face and balance facial proportions (known as ‘Profiloplasty’.) It is also used in reconstructive surgery to reconstruct the nose after trauma or tumour resection.

Ear surgery (clinically known as Otoplasty) is the surgical procedure used to reshape structures of the outer ear. It is typically performed to correct the appearance of prominent ears. Furthermore, it can be applied to specific parts of the ear such as the ear lobe, in cases of a split earlobe – often caused by the prolonged use of heavy earrings or ear tunnels that stretch the pierced holes. Reconstructive ear surgery, on the other hand, is used for partial or full reconstruction of the outer ear to correct congenital disabilities or visible trauma.

Cheek augmentation encompasses a wide range of techniques designed to increase fullness in flat cheeks and lift sagging areas due to ageing or when the cheeks have not developed the desired volume naturally. Depending on the individual patient requirements, cheek implants, hyaluronic acid fillers, fat grafting or a facelift of the malar region (cheek lift surgery) are the main options available to enhance the appearance of the cheeks.

Chin surgery (clinically known as Mentoplasty or Genioplasty) is a set of surgical procedures used to modify the appearance of the chin. This feature is an essential component of facial contour and proportions. Mentoplasty can modify the chin profile and correct the appearance of a double-chin. Chin surgery can be performed in conjunction with other facial procedures such as nose reshaping surgery and cheek enhancement, to harmonise facial contours (known as Profiloplasty.)

Lip enhancement procedures can be used to modify the appearance of lips. They can increase or reduce the size, and re-define the lip area depending on individual patient requirements. These treatments provide a longer-lasting alternative to semi-permanent lip fillers such as hyaluronic acid. An alternate therapy to fillers and implants uses the fat transfer technique (Lipofilling) to enhance the lip area.

Hair restoration surgery aims to restore, reduce and conceal, where possible, the effects of male and female pattern hair loss (alopecia). Treating hair loss is carried out by transplanting hair (hair transplant surgery) or grafting strips of skin from hair-bearing areas of the scalp. There are many hair replacement options available; the right technique is determined after discussing individual patient requirements and aesthetic goals.