
Face Lift
A face lift is a surgical procedure that provides the patient with smoother facial skin and more pleasing contours of the face and neck, giving a more youthful or ‘fresh’ appearance overall. Several anatomical factors are analyzed prior to the procedure, particularly the texture, thickness and elasticity of the skin as well as the quantity and type of wrinkles or folds present. An analysis of the hairline is also conducted to determine where is best to place the surgical incisions.
A patient’s facial structure and future endeavours are also discussed prior to the surgery. Factors such as hair growth to cover surgical incisions is considered, as well as plans of possible weightloss. Surgical incisions follow the shape of the area, extending around the earlobe and back into the hairline. Incisions are purposely made in those areas where they can be easily covered by hair or makeup. The smallest incision is hidden beneath the chin.
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a surgery which concerns the nose’s shape and functionality. It is a surgery which aims to improve the looks of the nose including the shape, length, tip and nostrils but also treats problems in breathing caused by a deviated septum.
There are two approaches for such a procedure; open or closed technique. Most of the time, open technique is preferred as it allows more visibility for the surgeon to perform extensive correction. When correcting a nose, one takes into consideration the face’s other feature and proportions in order to match it to the other characteristic.


Brow Lift
There are several procedures to reduce the presence of overhanging skin on the upper eyelids; a brow or forehead lift, and an upper eye lift. The brow lift may be performed as a standalone procedure or in combination with a face lift in order to tighten the appearance of facial muscles and reduce any excess skin.

Otoplasty
Otoplasty is a surgical procedure used to change and enhance the shape and positioning of one’s ears. For example, it can be used to reduce the size of your ears if these are large in proportion to the rest of your features.
Otoplasty can be carried out on adults as well as children. It is recommended for children at ages five or six when the ear is reaching its full development. Correcting any visual ear problems that may bother the child prior to entering school helps to reduce any possible bullying or teasing from other students.