Considering Cosmetic Breast Surgery?
Whether it’s for comfort, confidence, or simply to feel more like yourself, this decision is meaningful. It’s a step toward healing, balance, and renewed self-worth.
We’re here to walk beside you with compassion, expertise, and solutions that are shaped around you and your story.
Cosmetic Breast Surgery
Patients can be affected physically and psychologically by the appearance of the breast.
Cosmetic surgery to the breast
Refers to a range of surgical procedures that can enhance the natural size and shape, restore the volume and shape that was lost as a result of pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight loss. Surgical procedures can also reduce the size, reshape the breast and lift the nipples to a more juvenile position.
Revision surgery to the Breast
Particularly in women who had breast implants, would typically deal with various long-term implications of breast implants and natural changes affecting the female breast with aging.
Corrective Surgery to the Breast
Can effectively improve symmetry, enhance the shape (e.g. in the case of tuberous or constricted shape) or deal with undesired outcomes of previous cosmetic surgery to the breast.
Breast Surgery Procedures
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All Breast Procedures
Available
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Breast augmentation (enlargement)
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Breast lift (mastopexy)
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Breast augmentation & mastopexy
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Breast reduction
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Fat grafting to the breast
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Composite breast augmentation (implants & fat grafting)
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Removal / exchange of breast implants
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Capsule procedures
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Revision of previous cosmetic surgery on the breast
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Cosmetic surgery to the nipples (e.g. correction of inverted nipples)
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Male breast reduction - gynaecomastia
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Liposuction
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Nipple reconstruction
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Symmetrising surgery
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Correction of tuberous breast deformity or other congenital asymmetry
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Post massive weight loss breast reshaping
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Breast reconstruction (NHS)
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Bilateral therapeutic mammaplasty (on request of the Breast MDT / performed jointly with the Breast Surgery Colleagues / NHS and Spire)