Breast Enlargement 
(Augmentations Mammaplasty)
Purpose: To enhance the size and shape of the breasts Breast enlargement is the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure, and one that many millions of women thoughout the world have decided to have
How it's done: Silicon implants are positioned behind the breasts, muscle or glandula depending from the local situation and preference of the Patient
Recovery:  Women may return to work within a few days, but need to avoid physical contact with the breasts for about a month. The scars may take several months to a year to completely fade. A breast augmentation may result in a more flattering, better proportioned figure which gives you more clothing options, and could enhance your confidence and self-esteem as it has done for the millions of women who have already had this cosmetic surgery procedure
Stying power: This may vary. Implants may require removal or replacement

Breast Reconstruction 
(following breast removal)
Purpose: To create a natural-looking breast to replace one that has been removed because of breast cancer. 
How It's done: A number of methods may be used to rebuild the breast. Commonly, the breast skin is stretched and an implant is inserted beneath the chest muscle. Or, a breast may be formed using skin, fat and muscle from other parts of the body, such as the back, abdomen or buttocks. The nipple and areola are reconstructed in a later procedure.
Recovery: For most women, recovery may take six weeks. It may take up to two years for scars to completely fade.
Staying power: Permanent. However, the breast's shape may change with aging and weight fluctuation.

Chin & Cheek Implants
Chin augmentation or mentoplasty and cheek implant or malar augmentation are surgical procedure designed to provide a more vibrant and attractive look of distinction. These procedure can also benefit those with asymmetries or congenital defects. Facial implant have proven to provide a safe predictable surgical procedure. The implants, made from non toxic materials such as silicone, porous polyethylene and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene, designed specifically for use in the midfacial cheek area and the chin come in a wide variety of shapes and size.

Eyelid Surgery
(Blepharoplasty)
Purpose: To correct drooping eyelids or puffy bags below the eyes. 
How it's done: Excess fat, skin and muscle are removed through small incisions hidden within the folds of the eyelids. 
Recovery: Patients usually return to work within 10 days. However, it may take several weeks for all the bruising and swelling to disappear. 
Staying power: The results last for several years and may even be permanent.

Facelift 
(Rhytidectomy)
Purpose: To rejuvenate the appearance of the face by tightening the skin (and sometimes the muscles) of the face, chin and neck. 
How it's done: Working through incisions hidden behind the hairline, excess facial fat is removed and muscles are tightened. 
Recovery: Patient typically return to work within two weeks. Most of the bruising and swelling subsides after 2-3 weeks. 
Staying power: Facelifts may fast up to 10 years.

Fat Transfer
Autogenous fat transplantation or lipoinjection, plumps up facial features with a patient’s own fat and is a popular alternative to other wrinkle treatment. Fat transfer to the face is a safe, natural, non allergenic procedure designed to recontour your face and can provide definition to your cheeks and chin. It can also be used to correct facial deformities. With fat transfer it is possible to have fat liposuctioned from your thighs and then transferred to any area of your body

Laser Facial Resurfacing
Purpose: To smooth the face and shrink fine wrinkles, especially around the eyes and mouth. May also be used, to minimize facial imperfections, such as small scars and unevenly pigmented areas. 
How it's done: A carbon dioxide laser device is used to precisely remove damaged upper layers of skin, allowing a fresh layer to become the new surface. 
Recovery: Patients can expect to be back at work within two weeks, but should avoid strenuous activity for up to six weeks. It may take up to six months for the skin's redness to completely fade, and up to one year for normal pigmentation to return. 
Staying power: Long lasting; however, new wrinkles will form as skin ages.

Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal uses a low-energy laser to gently remove unwanted hair, putting an end to routine shaving and waxing. This advanced technology transcends the older, painful hair removal treatments to deliver long-lasting results. Removing hair does not make it grow back thicker, darker or quicker. The opposite is usually the case. The laser may cause hair to come back slower and thinner.

Liposuction 
(Suction Assisted Lipectomy)
Purpose: To improve the contour of the body, face, neck, arms and/or legs. 
How it's done: Exercise-resistant pockets of fat are suctioned from the body with a tube and vacuum device.
Recovery: Most people are back to work within one week but need to avoid strenuous activity for about a month. The final result may not be visible until several months have passed and the swelling subsides. 
Staying power: Permanent, with sensible diet and exercise.

Micro-Hair Restoration
Micro-hair transplantation is a process requiring hundreds of micro-graft, implanted during one or more sessions. Each micro-graft may contain from one to three hairs. The micro-hair are removed from a donor site located on the side or back of the head. Micro-hair transplant produce a more natural appearance than previous techniques which use larger graft or plugs of hair.. The result are permanent.

Nose Surgery 
(Rhinoplasty)
Purpose: To reshape the nose so that it harmonizes with other facial features. 
How it's done: The procedure is customized to bring about the desired outcome. This may mean changing the size of the nose, removing a hump, changing the shape of the tip or bridge, narrowing the span of the nostrils or changing the angle between the nose and the upper lip. 
Recovery : Within two weeks, most nose surgery patients are back to work. However, the final result of nose surgery may not become fully apparent for one year or more. 
Stying power: Permanent.

Reconstructive Breast Reduction 
(Reduction Mammaplasty)
Purpose: To relieve the uncomfortable physical symptoms often associated with very large breasts. Breasts are made smaller, firmer and more proportional to the rest of the body. 
How It's done: Excess skin and breast tissues are removed; the areola may be reduced and repositioned as well. A breast uplift, or mastopexy, changes the shape of the breast by removing excess skin from the breast and rasing the bust to make the breasts more purt and firmer
Recovery: Women may return to work within two weeks, but must avoid strenuous activity for several weeks, until they regain stamina and energy It may take up to a year for the breasts to settle into their new shape. Many women who have had a breast reduction have also commented on how they have much more success when shopping for new clothes as their options increase with a smaller bust.
Staying power:Permanent. However, the breast's shape may change with aging and weight fluctuations.

Reconstructive Facial Surgery
Purpose: To create a normal appearance for patients who have facial cuts, disfiguring scars, bums, dog bite wounds, skin cancer or other growth or birth defects that affect the face. 
How it's done: A variety of methods may be used, depending on die patient's needs. As wound-care experts, plastic surgeons take special care to ensure that the resulting scars are small, thin and concealed in the natural creases of the face. 
Recovery: Variable, depending on the extent of the procedure. 
Staying power: Permanent. Sometimes, the surgery must be completed in several stages, with healing intervals in between, to obtain the beat results.

Reconstructive Hand Surgery
Purpose: To restore comfort, mobility and normal appearance to patients with hand problems. 
How it's done: The technique used depends on the patients needs. However, surgeons have devised effective methods for treating carpal tunnel and other conditions caused, by nerve pressure; trigger fingers, cysts and other growths, scar contracture resulting from injury as well as birth defects affecting, the hands. 
Recovery Variable, depending on the problem treated. Patients sometimes begin a program of physical therapy following surgery to maximize mobility and function.
Staying power: Permanents.

Tattoo Removal
Medical lasers use an intense beam of light to significantly lighten or completely remove your tattoo. When the ink particles of your tattoo absorb the light from laser , they are broken up into tiny fragments. These fragments are then absorbed through your body’s natural cleansing mechanism .This cleansing process generally takes a few weeks. Larger ink particles may require multiple treatment. Other treatment options for removing tattoo include surgical excision, dermabrasion and chemical peels. These methods are more invasive and painful, and can often result in scarring.