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Explant or breast implant removal surgery, what you should know? This lady in her 50s had several surgeries elsewhere over the years and developed recurrent capsular contracture and breast discomfort. Her surgery involved a total capsulectomy and removal of textured breast implants. Her after photos are 6 months following surgery. Our patient is […]

What does the latest government announcement mean for plastic surgery patients? Scott Morrison indicated today that some elective surgery can resume after Anzac Day, long weekend. This will mean a gradual return to elective surgery starting with category 2 surgery. […]

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Our team have been working hard behind the scenes to keep our community as safe as possible both in our rooms and in surgery with the threat of covid-19. Many of you will have seen the latest updates from the prime minister today in relation to elective or non-urgent surgery. […]

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What is Covid-19 or Novel Coronavirus? Coronaviruses are a family of viruses that are known to cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe respiratory conditions. Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new strain of coronavirus. […]

It's the most wonderful time of the year and yes we will be closing our office for a short break but please know we never stop caring about you! Please listen to our read our Christmas message below. […]

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Understand the 4 different types of breast implant surfaces - what you need to know! At the moment in the media there's a lot of talk about breast implants being associated with lymphoma, what we call BIA- ALCL or breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma. It is quite a wordy term, so I'm not going […]