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BODY
Body Sculpting
FACE
Facial surgery for age and function restoration
Local anaesthetic procedures to treat medical conditions. Some are eligible for insurance cover.
FAQ
What is the difference between cosmetic surgery and plastic surgery?
Cosmetic surgery focuses on enhancing a person’s appearance and is typically elective, while plastic surgery includes both cosmetic procedures and reconstructive surgery, which is performed to correct defects due to birth disorders, trauma, or disease. All cosmetic surgeons are trained in plastic surgery, but not all plastic surgeons specialize in cosmetic procedures.
Is cosmetic surgery safe?
Cosmetic surgery is generally safe when performed by a qualified, board-certified surgeon in an accredited facility. As with any surgical procedure, there are risks involved, which your surgeon will explain in detail during your consultation. Always choose a reputable professional to minimize risks.
How long is the recovery period after cosmetic surgery?
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure and the individual. Minor treatments (like fillers or eyelid surgery) may require just a few days, while more extensive surgeries (such as a facelift or tummy tuck) might require several weeks. Your surgeon will provide a tailored recovery plan based on your procedure.
Are cosmetic surgery results permanent?
Many cosmetic surgery results are long-lasting, but not always permanent. Factors such as aging, weight fluctuations, and lifestyle choices can affect results over time. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and following your surgeon’s aftercare instructions can help preserve your outcome.