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Breast augmentation (Augmentation mammaplasty)

Specialist Plastic Surgeons can discuss your breast implant options with you.

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Breast reduction (Reduction mammaplasty)

Unbalanced body shape or uncomfortably large breasts not only affect your clothing options, but they can be the cause of your back / neck / shoulder pain. Breast reduction surgery may be an important step in managing your back & neck pain.

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Nipple lift (Mastopexy)

Age & pregnancy can have a major effect on the shape of your breasts. Mastopexy can reshape the breast and move the nipple back to a higher position.

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Male breasts (Gynaecomastia)

Lose that chest wobble under your T-shirt! Specialist plastic surgeons can remove the uncomfortable and unwated appearance of excessive chest fat & glands.

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Breast reconstruction

1 in 8 Australian women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Surgical management of the cancer is the first step towards beating the cancer and recovering.There are many methods of recreating your breast shape after breast cancer surgery. Specialist Plastic Surgeons are at the forefront of these techniques, and can help you move on with your life after cancer.

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Fat transfer to the breast

Are you looking for a bit more breast volume, but don’t like the idea of silicone breast implants? Your own fat can be harvested by liposuction, filtered and injected back into your breasts for permanent breast enlargement and reshaping. Specialist Plastic Surgeons are leading the world in research in this technique of breast enhancement.

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For more information, please visit www.drgavinsandercoe.com.au

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risk. Before proceeding you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.