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We are a Cambridge-based clinic that offers a wide range of plastic surgery and non-surgical procedures aimed at rejuvenating and enhancing your appearance.
At Cambridge Clear Beauty, we fully understand that being uncomfortable about aspects of your appearance can have a big impact on your life and lead to low self-esteem, confidence and ultimately hold you back from living life to it's fullest. We want to transform the lives of as many people as possible which is why we offer a wide range of plastic surgery and medical aesthetics which deliver impactful results on our patients confidence which injects joy into their lives. The clinic is led by award winning consultant plastic surgeon, Tariq Ahmad who ensures all patients are treated with the highest level of skill and expertise.
Every operation has risks, and breast reduction surgery is no different.
In this reel, Mr Ahmad explains some of the general risks of breast reduction and breast uplift surgery, as well as the risks that are more specific to operating on the breast.
These can include bleeding, infection, scarring, bruising, swelling, numbness and pain. Some are temporary, while others, such as scarring, are part of any surgical procedure.
Breast reduction surgery can also affect ni**le sensation, as some of the nerves to the breast and ni**le may be affected during surgery. In rare cases, there can also be a risk to the ni**le itself.
Another important consideration is breastfeeding. Breast reduction may affect the ability to breastfeed in the future, although some patients are still able to breastfeed after surgery.
This is why consultation is so important.
Before any procedure, Mr Ahmad will talk through the possible risks, what they may mean for you, and how they apply to your own anatomy, symptoms, priorities and stage of life.
Surgery should never be rushed. It should be understood properly before a decision is made.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
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16/07/2026
Eleven months post-op is long enough to see what a result actually settles into, rather than how it looks in the early weeks of healing.
By around six weeks, there can still be some residual swelling or mild asymmetry while the tissue continues to settle. At eleven months, that process is essentially complete, so what is visible here is close to the final outcome of the surgery.
Before her blepharoplasty with Mr Ahmad in Cambridge, this patient's upper eyelids showed visible hooding that had begun to overlap the lash line, a common change as the skin and supporting tissue around the eye loosen with age.
Not every patient needs the same correction, or heals at the same pace. The right plan, and a realistic idea of how long results take to settle, would be discussed individually at consultation.
Images shared with patient consent for educational purposes. Individual results vary. All surgery carries risks and requires consultation with an appropriately qualified medical professional.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
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14/07/2026
We were touched to read this review from a patient after her breast reduction with Mr Ahmad.
She described the whole process, from her initial consultation through to her post-operative check-ups, as courteous, caring, and highly professional, and said it was the first time in many years she felt proud of her body shape. Knowing that she has since recommended Mr Ahmad and the team to her own daughter means more than any single result ever could.
When a patient trusts us enough to bring her own family through the same door, it tells us we are doing something right. Mr Ahmad and the team at Cambridge Clear Beauty are proud to have been part of her story.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
💻 cambridgeclearbeauty.co.uk
Breast reduction and breast uplift surgery are not only about the result on the day of surgery.
They are also about how the breast shape is likely to behave over time.
In part three of this series, Mr Ahmad explains why technique matters when planning a breast reduction or uplift.
With some approaches, the lower part of the breast can gradually stretch or “bottom out” over time. This can affect the shape of the breast years after surgery.
Mr Ahmad’s preferred approach is to remove tissue from the lower part of the breast, while keeping the ni**le supported above. The aim is to reduce the risk of bottoming out and help the breast maintain a more stable shape as it settles.
This technique can also allow for a lollipop scar rather than a traditional anchor-shaped scar in suitable patients.
As with any surgery, the right approach depends on the patient’s anatomy, breast size, skin quality, and the amount of lift or reduction needed.
A consultation is where these options, limitations, scars, and expected outcomes can be discussed properly.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
💻 cambridgeclearbeauty.co.uk
11/07/2026
Blepharoplasty is focused on a very small area, but the difference can be seen in how the eyes sit within the face.
In this before and after image, the change is around the upper eyelids. Excess skin has been reduced, allowing the eye area to appear more open while still looking like the same person.
The aim is not to change someone’s expression. It is to carefully address heaviness around the eyelids in a way that stays balanced with the rest of the face.
For some patients, upper eyelid surgery is considered because the skin has started to feel heavy. For others, it is more about the way the eyelids affect the overall appearance of the eyes.
As always, the surgical plan depends on the individual patient, their anatomy, eyelid position, skin quality, and what can be safely and appropriately achieved.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
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10/07/2026
We know that for many people, simply walking through the door for a consultation is the hardest part.
That's part of why our waiting room at Cambridge Clear Beauty doesn't look or feel like a typical clinic. Comfortable chairs, a coffee if you'd like one, a magazine to read while you wait — nothing about it gives away why you might be there, whether that's for a skincare consultation or something you've been considering for a long time. We think that matters.
Confidentiality isn't just something we promise in a form you sign. It's something Mr Ahmad and the team try to build into the space itself, so you can feel at ease before you've even spoken to anyone.
Not just a waiting room.
Not just somewhere to sit.
But a space where your privacy is taken seriously, from the moment you arrive.
Has feeling at ease in a place ever made a difficult decision feel a little easier?
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
💻 cambridgeclearbeauty.co.uk
Breast reduction and breast uplift surgery often involve similar scar patterns.
In part two of this series, Mr Ahmad explains the difference between the traditional anchor-shaped scar and the lollipop scar used in more modern techniques.
The classic breast reduction or uplift scar is often described as an inverted T or anchor shape. This means a scar around the ni**le, a vertical scar down to the breast fold, and a scar running along the fold beneath the breast.
For many years, this was the standard approach.
Today, in suitable patients, Mr Ahmad is often able to use a technique that reduces the scar pattern to a scar around the ni**le and a vertical scar only. This is commonly known as a lollipop scar.
As well as reducing the amount of visible scarring, this approach can also allow better control of the breast shape, particularly around the sides and lower part of the breast.
The right technique depends on the individual patient, their anatomy, breast size, skin quality, and the amount of lifting or reduction needed.
Stay tuned for part 3, where Mr Ahmad continues to explain how different techniques can affect the final breast shape.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
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29/06/2026
In this comparison, the clearest change sits in the lower lid, not the upper one.
Before surgery, this patient had visible puffiness beneath both eyes, often caused by small pockets of fat that begin to bulge forward as the supporting tissue around them weakens with age. It is one of the more common reasons people feel they look tired, even when they are well rested.
At six weeks post-op, with Mr Ahmad in Cambridge, that puffiness has noticeably reduced, giving the lower lid a flatter, smoother transition into the cheek.
Lower eyelid surgery is not always the right answer to under-eye bags. Some cases respond better to non-surgical treatment, and the right approach depends on how much of the issue is fat, skin, or both, which is assessed individually at consultation.
Images shared with patient consent for educational purposes. Individual results vary. All surgery carries risks and requires consultation with an appropriately qualified medical professional.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
💻 cambridgeclearbeauty.co.uk
26/06/2026
Steady hands. A magnified view. A few quiet hours that most patients never get to see.
This is Mr Ahmad, Consultant Plastic Surgeon in Cambridge, mid-procedure, wearing surgical loupes for the kind of close, exact work that doesn't show up until the results do, weeks later. Every stitch placed under that magnification is one a patient will eventually see for themselves, in the mirror, long after the theatre lights are off.
We tend to talk about before-and-afters. The part in between, slow and unphotographed and almost entirely unseen, is usually where the actual outcome gets decided.
It's rarely the most photogenic part of what we do. It might be the most important.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
💻 cambridgeclearbeauty.co.uk
Large, heavy breasts can affect much more than appearance.
For some patients, the weight of the breasts can contribute to discomfort in the neck, back and shoulders. Bra straps may dig in by the end of the day, the skin beneath the breast fold can become irritated, and posture may begin to change over time.
In part one of this series, Mr Ahmad explains the difference between a breast reduction and a breast uplift.
A breast reduction removes breast tissue to reduce weight and size, but it also includes an uplift as part of the procedure.
A breast uplift, also known as a mastopexy, is similar in some ways, but the breast tissue is not reduced in the same way. The focus is on lifting and reshaping rather than removing weight.
This is why consultation matters. The right procedure depends on the patient’s symptoms, anatomy, breast size, skin quality, and what they are hoping to improve.
Stay tuned for part 2.
📍 Cambridge Clear Beauty, Building G, South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH
📱 01223 214 960
💻 cambridgeclearbeauty.co.uk
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