Professor Sandip Hindocha

Breast asymmetry is common, and treatment should always be tailored to the individual.

In selected patients, a dual-plane breast augmentation can help improve balance between the breasts by carefully planning implant size, position and placement around the patient’s existing anatomy.

The aim is not to create identical breasts, but to achieve a more balanced and proportionate result while respecting natural differences.

Considering your options? Book a consultation with Professor Sandip Hindocha to discuss what may be appropriate for you.

Thinking about a breast lift but not quite sure what actually changes? A breast lift is mainly about shape, position and support, not simply making the breasts bigger.

It may help raise breast tissue, improve the position of the ni**le and reshape breasts that have changed after pregnancy, weight loss or ageing.

And if volume is also part of what you want? That is a separate conversation and can be considered as part of your treatment plan.

The important part is understanding what each procedure can realistically achieve before making a decision.

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A more defined abdominal contour can make a noticeable difference to how the midsection looks and feels.

Abdominoplasty is designed to remove excess skin and reshape the abdominal area, with the procedure tailored carefully to the individual patient and their anatomy.

This before-and-after shows the change in contour following surgery.

Considering abdominoplasty? A consultation is the best place to discuss your goals, suitability and what may be achievable for you.

A combined breast and axillary reduction can help address both breast volume and excess tissue around the underarm area, creating a more balanced overall contour.

This before-and-after shows the change from both the front and side, with treatment planned around the individual patient’s anatomy and goals.

Considering your options? Book a consultation to discuss what may be suitable for you.

A combined arm lift and 360° fleur-de-lis abdominoplasty can address more than one area of excess skin following significant weight loss or body changes.

For the right patient, treatment may help improve:

• loose skin through the upper arms
• excess skin around the abdomen and waist
• vertical and horizontal abdominal laxity
• overall body contour and proportion

This is a significant operation, so careful planning, realistic expectations and an individual assessment are essential.

Considering body contouring surgery?
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Tummy tuck or liposuction? The right choice depends on the concern you want to address.

A tummy tuck may help with excess skin and muscle laxity, while liposuction is designed to target localised fat deposits.

The best approach is always individual.

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What a facelift treats goes beyond loose skin.

It may help address:

• jowls
• softening of the jawline
• laxity in the lower face
• changes through the neck
• reduced definition between the face and neck

Modern facelift surgery may also involve supporting deeper facial tissues rather than focusing on skin alone.

The exact treatment plan should always be tailored to the individual.

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A breast lift and breast augmentation are not the same thing, and the right choice depends on what you actually want to change.

If your main concern is volume, augmentation may be considered.

If your main concern is position or drooping, a breast lift may be more appropriate.

If you want both, a combined approach may sometimes be discussed.

The best treatment plan is based on your anatomy, existing breast tissue and individual goals, not simply on cup size or implant size.

Not sure whether you need more volume, more lift, or both?

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If you’ve lost weight, stayed active and are still left with loose abdominal skin, it can be frustrating.

The important thing to know is that exercise can strengthen muscle and improve fitness, but it cannot always tighten skin that has lost some of its elasticity.

For some patients, a tummy tuck may be an option to remove excess skin and, where appropriate, address the abdominal muscles too.

It’s not about chasing a “perfect” stomach. It’s about understanding what your body can and can’t change on its own, then choosing the right option for you.

Considering a tummy tuck? Book a consultation with Professor Sandip Hindocha to discuss your individual goals and whether surgery may be appropriate.

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