Plastic Surgery Clinics Buckinghamshire

During your consultation, Mr Misra will discuss your proposed procedure, explain your various options and answer all the questions you may have. You will see before and after pictures of similar procedures,  it is vital that you and the consultant share the same aesthetic vision. Deciding to have cosmetic surgery is a major step in anyone's life and we need to make sure that you are both physically and psychologically prepared for this. We want you to feel comfortable at any time so please feel free to ask as many questions as you like. It is important to us that our patients leave their consultation with a clear picture regarding their situation being fully informed of all the risks, benefits and possible outcomes. Mr Misra will ensure that you fully understand what your procedure involves, including any concerns associated with surgery and will give you realistic advice about the results that can be achieved. Following your initial consultation, a detailed quote for surgical or treatment fees will be provided.   We guarantee there are no hidden costs, the price will include procedure cost, hospital and anaesthetist fees plus follow-ups visits.

Breast augmentation is the term used to describe the surgical technique of enlarging the breast by inserting implants behind the breast. The operation is performed under general anaesthesia and lasts 1½ hours and requires 1 night in hospital. There are a number of different shapes, sizes and types of implant, all of which can give excellent results and which are ultimately chosen on an individual basis. The operation entails making a 5 cm incision on the underside of the breast and making a space for the implant either beneath the breast tissue or beneath the muscle on which the breast lies. The wound is then sutured with dissolving stitches and covered with simple dressings.

Liposuction is mostly performed under general anaesthetic (though very small areas can be performed under local anaesthetic) and the length of the operation is determined by the extent of the liposuction required. Usually 1-2 days in hospital is required. First, an injection of saline, adrenaline and local anaesthetic is given in the area to be treated. The fat to be removed is accessed through tiny incisions (cuts) positioned near the area to be treated. A hollow tube is placed through these cuts into the fat underneath the skin. The tube is then connected to a special suction pump which removes the fat. The small incisions are either sutured or simply covered with steristrip tapes.