Body

Body treatments

Concerns about your body are personal. We listen first, then talk you through surgical, non-surgical and combined options so you can decide what is right for you.

Body, breast and intimate treatment options

Concerns about your body are personal, and the right option depends on your anatomy, health, weight stability and goals. We offer surgical procedures, non-surgical treatments and combined approaches, with time to talk through each one privately.

Surgical options

Breast implant surgery, liposuction and gynaecomastia surgery (male breast reduction) are performed by the surgeon responsible for each procedure. Labiaplasty and hymen repair are offered to adults with discreet, respectful care. Each involves anaesthesia, a recovery period and risks that we’ll explain in full at your consultation.

Non-surgical options

Non-surgical fat reduction uses energy-based treatment for localised areas of fat, and body contouring treatments can address skin firmness. Non-surgical labia treatment may suit some women with milder concerns. Treatments are also available for spider veins and varicose veins. None of these are weight loss treatments, and results vary.

Choosing between surgery and non-surgical care

Surgery generally produces a more defined change but involves more recovery. Non-surgical treatments are less invasive, but changes are usually smaller and may need a course of sessions. Your doctor or clinician will explain what each option can and can’t do for you, including the option of no treatment.

Your consultation

Have a question, or ready to book a consultation?

Get in touch with our team in Armadale. We're happy to answer general questions, explain appointment options and fees, and help you book the right type of consultation. Clinical advice is always given by your doctor or clinician at your appointment.

Consultation fees depend on the type of consultation and who you'll see. We'll confirm the fee when you book, so there are no surprises.

Our online chat is answered by real people from our team. We can help with general and booking questions, but we can't give clinical advice over chat.