Every Procedure, and What It Actually Involves.
43 procedures across 8 areas, each led by a specialist in that field. Which one suits you is decided at your consultation, not on a website.
Face & Rejuvenation
Procedures that change the shape or the surface of the face, from structural surgery to injectables.
See procedures → 07proceduresBody Contouring
Surgery that removes fat, removes loose skin, or reshapes contour after weight change or pregnancy.
See procedures → 03proceduresBreast Surgery
Three distinct operations: adding volume, lifting existing tissue, or reducing it.
See procedures → 04proceduresWeight-Loss Surgery
Bariatric procedures, surgical and non-surgical, that change how much you can eat or how you absorb it.
See procedures → 08proceduresNon-Surgical & Injectables
Treatments that change the surface or volume of the face without an operation, usually in one appointment.
See procedures → 05proceduresHair Restoration
Transplant and non-transplant treatments that move or support hair on the scalp, beard or eyebrows.
See procedures → 03proceduresMen's Aesthetics
Procedures most often asked for by men, from chest surgery to definition of the torso.
See procedures → 03proceduresIntimate Aesthetics
Procedures on the genital area, asked about privately and planned the same way.
See procedures →Not Sure Which Category You Are In?
Most people arrive knowing what bothers them, not what the procedure is called. Describe it in your own words in the first message. Naming it is our job, not yours.
More than One Thing?
Combining procedures can save a second trip, but only some combinations are safe together. That is decided at your consultation by the surgeon who will operate.
Still Deciding Whether to Travel at All?
Ask before you commit to anything. A first answer costs nothing, and if a procedure is not right for you we would rather say so now than after you have booked flights.
How These Eight Groups Are Actually Divided
The categories are not marketing labels. They divide by what the operation does, because that is what decides how long you stay and what the week looks like. Face and body are structural and repositioning surgery. Breast is three distinct operations that get confused with each other. Weight-loss splits into surgical and non-surgical, which are not versions of the same thing.
Non-surgical sits apart because it needs days rather than a week and no hospital. Hair is a long day rather than a difficult operation. Men's aesthetics is a lens on procedures that also appear elsewhere, grouped because the questions differ. Intimate is separate for the same reason, not because the planning changes.
If You Do Not Know Which Group You Are In
Most people arrive knowing what bothers them rather than what the procedure is called, and that is the more useful starting point anyway. The word you would use to a friend tells a surgeon more than a term you found online, because it describes the concern rather than guessing at the method.
Write that in the first message. Naming the procedure is our job. If the description points somewhere you did not expect, you hear that before you have committed to anything.
Two Things Worth Knowing Before You Read Further
First, nothing on any of these pages is a recommendation for you. Every page describes what a procedure is and what it changes about your week. Which one suits you is decided by an examination, and that examination happens on the first day of your stay, not in an email.
Second, combining is common and it is a surgical decision rather than a scheduling one. If you are considering more than one thing, say so early. It changes the length of the plan and it sometimes changes the advice.