Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery - Reconstruction Surgery

• Aesthetic Surgery
  • Facioplasty
  • Blefaroplasty
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Secondary Rhinoplasty
  • Lasers in Aesthetic Surgery
  • Botox and Fillers
  • Otoplasty
  • Breast Augmentation
  • Breast Reduction - Breast Uplifting
  • Gynaekomastia
  • Abdominalplasty
  • Liposuction
  • Arm Plastic Surgery
  • Legs Surgery
  • Buttock Lift - New Method
  • Combination of Aesthetical Operations
• Reparative Surgery
  • Burns
  • Arms and Legs Traumas
  • Chronic Osteomyelitis, Pseudarthrosis
  • Chronic Ulcus
  • Repairs
  • Scar Repair
  • Breast Repair
• Obese Surgery
• Pre-Surgery Instructions
• New Techniques and Methods
  • Buttock Lift - New Method
  • Blefaroplasty Expansion - Mid Face Lift
  • Breast Reduction/Uplifting
  • The role of stem cells in plastic surgery
• What must not be operated

Breast Reduction/Lift

A new technique was developed for breast reduction/lift, deteriorating the known anchor scars to a just sideward and outward single scar. This technique, which is applied for the last three years by the medical team of Mr. Str. Gavriil, has many advantages compared with previous techniques.

Firstly, it does not take more than one hour of surgical time. Thus, the operation is not as heavy as it was before, regardless of the size and the fall of the breast. As a result, the patient experiences a very easy painless post-operational course with the least possible implications. She can get out of the hospital at the same day.

The technique’s main advantage is that the scars go down to one sideward, which soon takes the form of a chap. The scar that was created with the previous technique was inevitable and unavoidable.

Moreover, the shape of the breast is far more natural than that of the previous technique. The patient will have a round and full inner quadrant, which allows her to wear a deep low-necked top.

This technique, surgically, has easy guiding points and can be taught to the plastic surgeons, so as they could have better aesthetic results. This technique is a combination of older ones and a modification of newer ones, so they can cleverly provide a simple and very effective technique. We often tend to complicate simple things, as soon the plastic surgeons will wonder why this technique hasn’t been applied yet.

Over 70 women with breast relaxation and fall have been operated, and over 30 women with big to huge breasts. The results are stunning and steady during observation. Our estimation is that this technique will be established soon in breast surgery.