The upper blepharoplasty involves removing redundant skin, muscle and fat from around the upper eyes. It can help to reduce the appearance of droopy eyes, and can correct fine lines and wrinkles.

The lower blepharoplasty involves removing redundant skin, muscle and fat from around the lower eyes. It can help to reduce the appearance of droopy eyes, and can correct fine lines, wrinkles, under-eye bags and dark circles.

The upper and lower blepharoplasty involves a combination of the two procedures, and removes the redundant skin, muscle and fat from both the upper and lower eyes.

Ear lobe repair surgery is for patients that have ear lobes which have been split, ripped or stretched. The procedure involves stitching up and amending any tears under local anaesthetic, and restoring the lobes back to their original appearance.

Brow lift techniques are dependent on the results that you desire but will always involve making small incisions behind the hairline. The procedure is a great way to reduce signs of ageing; a tired appearance or a low and sagging brow.

During the buccal fat pad removal, a small incision is made inside the mouth -- leaving no visible scars -- and any fatty deposits are then removed through the incision. This is a great option for those seeking the appearance of a leaner and more contoured face.

Also known as a chin augmentation or chin implant, this procedure involves an incision and having a custom-built implant placed on the chin. Many patients who are unhappy with their side-profile undergo the mentoplasty, and they’re great for evening out the silhouette of the face.

The forehead reduction sees incisions being made across a marked area of the forehead and hairline, having the skin separated from the connective tissue underneath and cutting out the area that has been marked for removal. The incision along the hairline is then pulled downwards to join with the forehead incision. This is a great means of reducing the height of your forehead.

A SMAS facelift involves making an incision on the temple, above the hairline, and the facial and neck tissue and muscle beneath the skin is then lifted and rearranged into the desired position. This type of facelift is performed to reduce the appearance of sagging or loose skin, hollow cheeks, excess fat, jowls, and loss of volume in the cheeks.

A deep plane facelift goes further than the SMAS layer. During the procedure, incisions are made and various ligaments in the face are then cut and released. A deep manipulation of the facial tissue is also involved. This procedure – while more invasive than some other facelifts – is greatly beneficial at improving the overall facial aesthetic and providing patients with a more youthful appearance and overall facial rejuvenation.

The MACS facelift targets the underlying muscular structures of the face, and the repositioning of the skin and muscles around the face and neck area. Those who wish to remove wrinkles, excess skin and stubborn fat portions fat from the face will benefit from this type of lift.

A modified version of the traditional facelift, the mini facelift involves having small incisions around the hairline to lift the lower half of the face in a bid to correct sagging skin – mostly around the neck and the jawline. It is an effective procedure for those whose main problem area is the lower half of the face.

This procedure exists for those who have a surplus of fat and wish to have it replaced into areas of the face. Harvested via liposuction, the facial fat transfer is effective in reshaping facial contours, rejuvenating any facial ageing and balancing facial features.

The lip lift is a minimally invasive procedure and is generally achieved by removing a thin strip of skin between the upper lip and the septum. Unlike lip filler, the aim of the lip lift is not to increase the volume of the lips, but instead focuses on adding height.

The full neck lift sees an incision being made underneath the chin. Fat is then removed with liposuction. Once the platysma muscle is exposed, it is then brought back together with surgical stitches. Many opt to undergo this procedure due to the effects ageing has on the neck, which renders it to sag. The procedure allows this area to appear much tighter and defined.

Less invasive and extensive than the full neck lift, the mini neck lift sees the removal of excess skin in the jowl area and under the chin, with minimal incisions and a shorter recovery period. Many opt to undergo the mini neck lift to tackle sagging and wrinkles in the neck area.