Results
Before & After, considered
A before-and-after image is only useful when the starting point is comparable to yours. This gallery is organised by division, and every frame states plainly what it is — including the ones still waiting on a patient’s consent.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Rhinoplasty
What to look for: Profile taken from the same angle and lens length in both frames — a dorsal hump looks larger on a wide lens.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Septorhinoplasty
What to look for: Breathing is the point here as much as shape; look for a straightened septum, not just a narrower bridge.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Upper Blepharoplasty
What to look for: Brow position should be unchanged between frames — lifting the brow fakes an eyelid result.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Facelift
What to look for: Check the jawline and the earlobe. A natural result leaves the earlobe hanging free, not tethered upward.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Breast Augmentation
What to look for: Same bra-less posture, arms down, in both frames. Look at the fold beneath the breast, not just volume.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Breast Reduction
What to look for: Nipple position relative to the fold tells you more about the result than cup size does.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Gynecomastia Surgery
What to look for: Look for a flat contour that still has a natural chest shadow — over-resection leaves a hollow.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
360 Liposuction
What to look for: Judge the transition zones at the flank and back, not the front-on waist measurement.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Tummy Tuck
What to look for: Scar position should sit below the bikini line, and the navel should look unoperated.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Brazilian Butt Lift
What to look for: Assess the frame from the side. Projection matters less than whether the waist-to-hip transition is smooth.
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After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Post Weight Loss Body Lift
What to look for: Staged procedures — the comparison should state how many operations and over what period.
Before
After
Fictional illustration — not a patient result
Hair Transplant (FUE)
What to look for: Hairline density is meaningless without matched lighting and the same hair length in both frames.
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Every plan starts with an honest conversation
A consultation is an assessment, not a sales appointment. If a procedure is not right for you — or if something simpler will do — we will tell you.