A surgical procedure to reshape and tighten the thighs by removing excess skin and stubborn fat deposits. Ideal for patients who experience sagging or “loose” skin due to aging, weight loss, or genetics, the thigh lift creates a smoother, firmer, and more proportionate leg contour. The procedure can focus on the inner thighs, outer thighs, or both, and is often combined with liposuction for enhanced results.

Refines nipple and/or areola shape, size, or symmetry for balanced proportions. Can be performed alone or in combination with other breast surgeries.

Corrects or improves the results of a previous breast procedure. May involve replacing or removing implants, adjusting size/shape, or addressing complications such as capsular contracture.

Uses a patient’s own fat, harvested via liposuction, to enhance the shape, size, and projection of the buttocks. This technique not only improves buttock contour but also slims the donor areas for a more balanced silhouette.

Uses your own purified fat to add natural, subtle volume and improve breast shape. Can be combined with lift or implant procedures for a softer, more organic enhancement.

A comprehensive contouring procedure that targets the abdomen, outer thighs, buttocks, and lower back in one surgery. Excess skin is removed, underlying tissues are tightened, and the remaining skin is repositioned for smoother, firmer contours. This procedure is especially popular after major weight loss, where skin laxity is most pronounced. It not only enhances body shape but can also improve mobility and comfort.

Raises and reshapes sagging breasts by removing excess skin and tightening surrounding tissue. Can be combined with implants for added volume and upper pole fullness.

Releases tethered tissue to project and reshape the nipple. Improves appearance, function, and confidence while preserving sensation where possible.

A minor surgical procedure to repair or reconstruct the hymen for personal, cultural, or religious reasons.

Surgical techniques to remove damaged joint surfaces and may involve reconstructive techniques or joint replacement to reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve function in arthritis-affected areas.