Breast Removal & Replacement
57 year old
Radical capsulectomy with removal and replacement using Motiva Ergonomix Demi Profile, 475cc.
Post op photos taken at 10 months.
Breast Lift with Implants
26 year old mother of two young children
Procedure: Bilateral Wise Pattern breast lift with submuscular augmentation using Mentor textured round implants, 300cc
Post-op photos taken at ten months.
Breast Removal & Replacement
23 yr old
Procedure: Removal of bilateral breast implants
Post op photos taken at three months.
Breast Lift
Two Stage Procedure:
First stage – Bilateral mastopexy – auto-augmentation technique with Wise pattern skin reduction, post op photos taken at 6 weeks
Second stage – Bilateral submuscular breast augmentation with textured anatomical implants CPG 333 380cc, post op photos taken at 7 weeks.
Breast Lift
32 year old who underwent a Wise Pattern technique bilateral breast lift (mastopexy)
Post op photos taken at six weeks.
Liposuction
34 year old.
Procedure: Power assisted liposuction to abdomen, lateral abdomen/flanks, outer thighs and inner thighs
Post op photos taken at six months.
Breast Lift
46 year old who underwent Wise pattern skin reduction breast lift (mastopexy)
Post op photos taken at six months.
Abdominoplasty
54 year old who underwent:
Radical abdominoplasty with correction of midline hernia with a Fleur-De-Lise skin excision
Post op photos taken at 5 months.
Rhinoplasty
19 year old
Procedure: open tip rhinoplasty with dorsal hump reduction
Post op photos taken at ten weeks.
Abdominoplasty
54 year old
Radical abdominoplasty with correction of midline hernia with a Fleur-De-Lise skin excision
Post op photos taken at 5 months.
Breast Removal & Replacement
56 year old
Presented with grade IV capsular contracture and ruptured breast implants.
Procedure: Bilateral radical capsulectomies, change of site to retropectoral and bilateral Wise Pattern skin reduction, with 275cc textured round implants, Moderate Plus Profile.
Post op photos taken at seven weeks.
Breast Lift
52 year old
Bilateral Wise pattern skin reduction breast lift
Post op photos taken at 10 weeks.
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Dr Hanikeri has helped hundreds of patients over the years achieve their desired results.
What to expect after a facelift?
In most cases, patients are admitted to hospital overnight for rest and elevation. The face and neck are wrapped in a firm compressive dressing, which is removed the morning after surgery together with any drains.
Pain from the surgery is usually minimal. Strong pain killers are not usually needed after discharge from hospital. Fluid may continue to accumulate under the skin for a few days and can usually be “milked” out through the suture line with gentle massage. Patients are advised to continue to rest and elevate their head for the first two weeks. A compressive garment is worn for this period of time.
Dr Hanikeri recommends taking a minimum of four weeks off work after the operation depending on the physical demands of their job. This will also depend on if they want to keep a low-profile post-surgery.
Typically, most of the swelling and bruising is resolved by the end of the first two weeks after surgery. However, there may be persistent tell-tale signs that are obvious for up to 6 weeks. Light activities, including driving and light exercise can safely commence by the end of the first two weeks. Patients can usually return to normal activities and exercise within four to six weeks depending on the extent of surgery required, their general condition and their post-operative course.
Scars are not completely predictable, however most are barely visible in the long term. They may appear pink and slightly thickened for a few weeks to months after the surgery. They will usually fade to be pale and soft by around three to six months. Their final appearance may take up to eighteen months to achieve. Patients may experience numbness in the facial area, which may be present for several months in some cases.
What are the risks of a facelift surgery?
All surgical procedures carry some risks. The potential risks are discussed at the initial consultation and will be outlined via your secure patient portal (TouchMD). Some risks may include:
All surgical procedure carries some risk. Potential complications may include haematoma (an accumulation of blood under the skin that may require removal), infection, and reactions to anaesthesia.
Injury to underlying structures including the nerves that move the muscles of the face or provide feeling to the ear is rare but possible, though usually temporary.
Facelift incisions are usually inconspicuous but are not predictable due to individual variations in healing. Patient must temporarily avoid exposure to direct sunlight and, for the long-term, be conscientious about the use of a sunblock to protect their skin.