Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is one of the most common and well-known forms of cosmetic surgery. Breast augmentation refers to cosmetic breast surgery where the patient wishes to increase the volume and overall size of their breasts. This can be done in several ways with the most popular option involving the placement of implants into the chest cavity. There are two types of implants to choose from: saline and silicone.

Breast Reduction

If you are a woman with very large breasts, you will probably testify that bigger doesn’t always mean better. Having supersized, heavy breasts can be a real burden for many people who go on to experience a range of unpleasant symptoms including back and neck pain and rashes or other skin problems under and around their breast tissue. It also may be difficult to find clothes or underwear that fit or make it impossible to take part in physical activities that you might otherwise enjoy.

Breast Lift with Implants (Mastopexy)

As the name suggests, this cosmetic procedure is where a breast augmentation using implants is combined with a lift. The combination of these procedures is extremely common amongst women who are hoping to achieve a more youthful shape and appearance. Additionally, both can be performed at the same time which gives patients the convenience of a single surgical appointment and recovery period.

Breast Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction is typically done after a mastectomy. It is surgery to create a new breast shape and is done to mimic a look of a natural breast. The surgery may be done to reconstruct either one breast or both breasts.

Gynecomastia

Gynecomastia is a common condition which results in enlarged male breast tissues. This is caused by an imbalance of the hormones estrogen and testosterone. Our office is proud to offer Gynecomastia surgery.

Autologous Reconstruction (TRAM, Latissimus Dorsil)

This is a specialized procedure where tissues from the back (Latissimus Dorsil) or abdomen (TRAM) are removed and moved to the front of your chest with arteries and veins still attached.