After pregnancy or substantial weight loss, many people find their abdominal muscles are weak and the skin in that area has become looser. Despite exercise and diet, this may be difficult to shift and can cause self-consciousness and anxiety. 

During the procedure the muscles can be tightened, and excess skin removed, leaving a firmer flatter abdomen. During the procedure, loose excess skin and fatty tissue are removed through an incision which extends across the abdomen, usually from hip to hip (across the bikini area) and the weakened abdominal muscles are repaired. 

A benefit of this procedure is that the entire abdominal muscle wall can be tightened, usually with permanent sutures, to give you a firmer result and flatter tummy after significant weight changes or multiple pregnancies. 

Ageing causes the skin around the eyes to lose elasticity and muscles to slacken. This can cause bagginess. Loose folds can develop on the upper eyelids and deep creases on the lower eyelids. Droopy eyelids can make you look older and can also impair vision. Upper and or lower eyelids may be affected and it is often a family trait. 

A blepharoplasty procedure corrects these problems and also removes puffiness and bags under the eyes that can make you look worn and tired. This helps create a wide-awake, youthful look. The procedure can be carried out on the upper and lower eyelids, and can be done under local or general anaesthetic - usually as a day case. 

This procedure cannot alter dark circles, fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes, these problems may be corrected by non-surgical procedures which you can discuss with your surgeon. 

Large breasts can cause physical problems such as back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain, poor posture, excessive sweating, rashes and infection under the breasts, marks or grooves on shoulders from bra straps or the inability to take part in exercise or sporting activity. 

Breast reduction, or reduction mammoplasty, removes excess fat and skin from the breasts to reduce their size. The aim of the operation is to create a natural shape and retain as much function and sensation in the nipples as possible. 

Women have breast reduction surgery for a variety of reasons such as the physical and psychological problems which come with particularly large breasts. For these women breast reduction surgery can significantly improve the quality of their life. 

A brow lift, also known as a forehead lift, is a surgical procedure designed to help lift brows and open the eyes for a youthful appearance. It does not involve the eyelids nor any other part of the face. 

The operation involves the partial removal or the tightening of the muscles responsible for the brow position. The brow is repositioned upwards which results in opening up the eyes and reducing any upper eyelid drooping. This results in a less tired appearance. 

Otoplasty, or ear reshaping, is a surgical procedure that can reduce ear size, make ears more symmetrical, reshape them or position them closer to the head. The procedure can be done from about 5-6 years of age, once ears have reached, or nearly reached, their full size. 

Protruding ears typically lie at an angle greater than the “normal” of 15 degrees from the head and can cause a lot of stress and anxiety. Prominent ear correction surgery can be carried out to correct the position and/or shape of the ears. 

A single incision is made behind each ear in a hidden position. Surgery to correct prominent ears is one of the most common and satisfying forms of aesthetic surgery giving patients a natural appearance and increased confidence. 

A facelift is a type of surgery used to give a youthful appearance. A facelift involves tightening face and neck skin tissues, moving muscles and repositioning fat. A facelift is a delicate procedure that aims to recreate youthful facial contours. 

Facelifts are helpful for eliminating loose skin folds in the neck and laxity of tissues in the cheeks. A facelift is a major operation requiring general anaesthetic and hospitalisation. It requires skin incisions; however, the incisions in front of and behind the ear are usually inconspicuous.