What To Expect After Lower Eyelid Surgery Lower blepharoplasty, also known as lower eyelid surgery, is a procedure that addresses structural changes beneath the eyes such as puffiness, under-eye bags or contour irregularities. These changes may develop due to ageing, genetics or anatomical factors. Lower blepharoplasty may involve repositioning or removing fat, and in some cases adjusting skin or supporting
The Breast Implant Registry (BIR) was established in 1998 and has since been superseded by the Australian Breast Device Registry (ABDR). From 6 May 2015, the BIR ceased registering new patients. However, the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) continues to securely maintain the legacy BIR data to ensure that registered patients retain access to their individual records. Strict policies
Understanding skin absorption and setting realistic expectations Many people invest significant time and money into skincare, particularly products marketed for ageing skin. While topical skincare can play an important role in maintaining skin health, hydration, and appearance, it’s helpful to understand how the skin functions and why some products are limited in what they can achieve. A key factor is
After breast implant surgery, many patients are keen to resume exercise and return to familiar routines. Physical activity plays an important role in both physical health and emotional wellbeing, but timing and progression are critical following surgery. Breast implant procedures involve delicate tissue work and the creation of a surgical pocket that requires time to heal and stabilise. Introducing movement
Many Australians are exploring the idea of having cosmetic surgery performed overseas. Lower prices, heavily marketed package deals, and straightforward access to procedures all contribute to this rising trend. While travelling for surgery may appear convenient, there are important safety, medical, and logistical factors to understand before making a decision. Why people look overseas for cosmetic surgery 1. Lower costs
Weight loss medications such as Ozempic and Mounjaro are now part of many weight management plans. As people lose weight, especially at a faster pace, some notice changes in their facial appearance. This has been widely discussed online and is sometimes referred to informally as “Ozempic face”. It is important to note that these changes are not caused by any
Most people are surprised by how much their scars change in the months after surgery. A scar that looks firm and red at six weeks can appear softer and paler by twelve months. Why does this happen? The answer lies in the body’s remarkable ability to remodel itself. The Early Stage – Fast Repairs When skin is cut or
When preparing for plastic surgery, achieving a healthy and stable weight is about more than appearance – it plays a key role in your safety, recovery, and the overall outcome of your procedure. Dr Rohan Page encourages patients to consider their weight as part of the preparation process to help set the stage for the best possible results. Safety
In today’s world of advanced aesthetic treatments, there are many non-surgical options designed to refresh and rejuvenate your appearance. Technologies like ultrasound, radiofrequency, and dermal fillers have become popular for their ability to improve skin texture, tone, and volume. However, when it comes to lifting and repositioning sagging skin, it’s important to understand the limitations of these treatments. Understanding
Abdominoplasty, often called a tummy tuck, is a surgical procedure that removes excess abdominal skin and can repair underlying muscles. It is frequently considered by patients after pregnancy, significant weight changes, or when the abdominal wall has weakened over time. While abdominoplasty can restore comfort and function, the recovery journey brings expected side effects — most commonly bruising and swelling.