Sagging eyebrows can give you a tired and gloomy look. It may also place extra pressure on your upper eyelids, which can lead to headaches. An endoscopic forehead lift can remedy these complaints. Small incisions are made in the scalp above the hairline, through which an endoscope is inserted to loosen the skin above your … Learn more about
Drooping eyebrows can make a face look quite gloomy. If only the outer part of the brow is sagging, an eyebrow lift can make a difference to your appearance. The plastic surgeon is in an excellent position to decide whether you are a good candidate for an eyebrow lift and whether the results you are … Learn more about
A neck lift (also called a z-plasty) is an excellent solution to remedy excess and sagging skin on your neck and under your chin. The skin can be excised by making a small incision (in the shape of a ‘z’) under the chin. The results of this treatment can only be seen in the neck, … Learn more about
Thighs may start to sag through aging or after extreme weight loss. The upper portion of the inner thighs can become particularly “loose”. Firming creams and intensive exercise usually end in disappointment. A thigh lift is a possible solution. When performing a thigh lift, the surgeon removes the excess skin on the thighs. The … Learn more about
The skin on your back can slacken and droop as a result of ageing or weight loss. The rolls of excess skin are often visible, and can be particularly annoying when wearing a bra. A back lift procedure involves removing the excess skin at the level of the bra line. Would you like to … Learn more about
Some people may want to have a birthmark removed for cosmetic reasons. And sometimes it has to be removed on medical grounds. The plastic surgeon will be able to tell you if you are a good candidate for having a birthmark removed. And whether the result you want to achieve can be reached. During this … Learn more about
Scars may form when the skin on the human body is damaged, whether this is as a result of surgery, an accident or burn. The options for having the scar corrected via plastic surgery are not always optimal – sometimes another alternative may be recommended. Scars can also be thick and raised (hypertrophic scars) or … Learn more about