Forehead Reduction
Forehead reduction (hairline lowering) can improve forehead proportion where a high hairline is a concern.
Treatments
Facial procedures
Explore procedures by area, then read a short guide to each treatment. Every plan follows a personal consultation.
Upper face
Forehead, brow & eyes
Brow Lift
A brow lift can soften a heavy or low brow and open the upper face while keeping expression natural.
Upper Blepharoplasty
Upper eyelid surgery can soften hooding and heaviness while preserving natural eye shape and expression.
Lower Blepharoplasty
Lower eyelid surgery can soften bags, pouches and under-eye heaviness while protecting natural eye shape.
Midface
Lift, support & volume
Facelift
A facelift refreshes the midface, jawline and lower face with an emphasis on natural movement and balance — not a pulled look.
Fat Transfer – Face
Facial fat transfer uses your own fat to restore soft volume — often around the eyes, cheeks and midface — for a refreshed, natural contour.
Buccal Fat Removal
Buccal fat removal can subtly refine fullness in the midface for selected patients — considered carefully to avoid over-reduction.
Lower face
Chin, lip & cheek definition
Chin Augmentation
Chin augmentation can improve profile balance and lower-face proportion in relation to the lips, jawline and midface.
Lip Lift
A lip lift can refine the shape and balance of the upper lip in relation to the nose and lower face.
Dimpleplasty
Dimpleplasty creates or enhances cheek dimples with a focus on a soft, natural appearance when smiling.
Neck & contour
Jawline, neck & facial contour
Neck Lift
A neck lift addresses looseness and contour along the neck and jawline, planned so the result sits in harmony with the face above.
Chin Liposuction
Chin liposuction can reduce localised fullness beneath the chin and help define the jawline where skin quality and anatomy allow.
Post Weight Loss Facial Contouring
After significant weight loss, the face can lose volume and support. Treatment may combine lifting and volume strategies tailored to your new anatomy.
Next step
Discuss your options
These pages are a guide only and do not replace a personal assessment. Risks, recovery and realistic expectations are covered in consultation.