Cosmetic Surgery

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Ears (Otoplasty)

• Correction of protruding ears.
• Reconstruction of the abnormally shaped pinna, with secondary modifications.

Surgery of the look

Correction of cutaneous and muscular distensions, lachrymal sacs and rings:

• Blepharoplasty upper and lower.
• Temporal face lift : correction of the depression of the temporal area and the eyebrow.

These interventions are carried out under potentiated local anaesthesia, with a short hospitalisation period of a few hours. Sutures are removed on the 5th day.

Surgery of the smile

• Rebuilding of the lips : medical or surgical.
• Dental cosmetic surgery: we are in touch with several specialists settled in Mauritius - contact us.

Nose (Rhinoplasty)

• Correction of nose shape and contours.
• Harmonisation of the face outlines and the chin profile (Profiloplasty).

General anaesthesia, with 24-hour hospitalisation.

Cervico-facial lifting and lipomodelling

• Correction of cutaneous and muscular depression, as an effect of aging Cervico-facial lifting.
• Correction of anomalies in the volume of the face and the neck: Liposuction or Lipo structure (Re-injection of your own fatty tissue): these interventions are carried out under neuroleptanalgesy and local anaesthesia; they are completely painless, and are followed by one or two nights hospitalisation. The procedure can be repeated after a period of 8 to 10 days.
• Correction of anomalies of the skin surface : little wrinkles, deep wrinkles and spots must be treated independently by cosmetic medicine procedures.

Cervico-facial lifting and upper eyelid blepharoplasty

• Correction of cutaneous and muscular depression, as an effect of aging Cervico-facial lifting.
• Correction of anomalies in the volume of the face and the neck: Liposuction or Lipo structure (Re-injection of your own fatty tissue): these interventions are carried out under neuroleptanalgesy and local anaesthesia; they are completely painless, and are followed by one or two nights hospitalisation. The procedure can be repeated after a period of 8 to 10 days.
• Correction of anomalies of the skin surface : little wrinkles, deep wrinkles and spots must be treated independently by cosmetic medicine procedures.

Cervico-facial lifting

• Correction of cutaneous and muscular depression, as an effect of aging Cervico-facial lifting.
• Correction of anomalies in the volume of the face and the neck: Liposuction or Lipo structure (Re-injection of your own fatty tissue): these interventions are carried out under neuroleptanalgesy and local anaesthesia; they are completely painless, and are followed by one or two nights hospitalisation. The procedure can be repeated after a period of 8 to 10 days.
• Correction of anomalies of the skin surface : little wrinkles, deep wrinkles and spots must be treated independently by cosmetic medicine procedures.

Removal of buccal fat pad

• The buccal fat pad (also called Bichat's fat pad) is one of several encapsulated fat masses in the cheek. It is a deep fat pad located on either side of the face between the buccinator muscle and several more superficial muscles. Buccal fat removal, also called cheek reduction surgery, offers a solution to those who want to reduce the size of their cheeks. Removal of these fat pads can slim the cheeks and contour the face. This can help people achieve a more chiseled and hollowed look.

Fillers

Labia minora reduction (Nymphoplasty)

• Reduction in length of small lips when these overflow outer lips.

  General anaesthesia, with a few hours of hospitalisation.

Reconstruction of the hymen

• Short general anesthesia, outpatient, or the remnants of the hymen are used, a small vaginal flap is performed.

Hip and legs

• Removal of excessive fat by Liposuction.

  General anaesthesia, with 24-hour hospitalisation.

• Removal of excess cutaneous of internal thigh surface by lifting, usually accompanied by liposuction.

  General anaesthesia, with 24-hour hospitalisation.

Liposuction

• Removal of localised excessive fatty tissue, leaving no excess skin: Liposuction does not help you lose weight but only volume.

  Short general anaesthesia, hospitalisation of 12 to 24 hours; patient has to wear a sheath for 3 weeks.

Abdominoplasty and liposuction

• Removal of localised excessive fatty tissue, leaving no excess skin: Liposuction does not help you lose weight but only volume.

  Short general anaesthesia, hospitalisation of 12 to 24 hours; patient has to wear a sheath for 3 weeks.

Abdominoplasty

• Correction of a sagging belly: Abdominoplastie which combines liposuction, ablation and skin resurfacing of the muscle wall.

  General anaesthesia, hospitalisation of 48 hours.

Breast augmentation

• Correction of the loss of or absence of breast volume : breast augmentation, using silicon gel implants, inserted through a small incision into the submammarian groove, the lower periareolar or axillary region.

  General anaesthesia (60 minutes), 24-hour hospitalisation, 48-hour treatment.

Breast lifting

• Correction of breast slackening due to distension of both the mammary gland and the cutaneous envelope, supported by substantial weight loss or gain: if the volume is sufficient, breast lifting. If volume is insufficient, lift and subsequently, 3 to 6 months later, breast augmentation.

  General anaesthesia, with 24-hour hospitalisation.

Breast reduction

• Correction of overdeveloped breasts: Hypertrophe mammae means aesthetic problems but can also cause backbone disorders. Simultaneous correction of excess volume and abnormal shape.

  General anaesthesia, with 48-hour hospitalisation.

Gynecomasty

• The abnormal development of mammary glands in men is called gynecomasty.
• This affection may be due to excessive fatty or glandular tissue, mais very often both.

  General anaesthesia, with 24-hour hospitalisation.

Hands

• Correction of loss of volume using Lipostructure.
• Removal of spots by Laser.

Arms

• Removal of excessive fat by Lipo Aspiration
• Removal of excess cutaneous by arm-lifting

  General anaesthesia, with 24-hour hospitalisation.