Breast Cosmetic Surgery
Mr Ahmed Ibrahim is a Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon specialising in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery. He has completed an advanced breast fellowship at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS trust. He combines advanced surgical techniques, a deep understanding of breast aesthetics, and a commitment to patient-centred care. Whether you seek to enhance your figure, restore volume, or achieve better proportion and symmetry, you can expect a compassionate, professional consultation to explore your options and develop a bespoke surgical plan tailored to your individual goals.
A surgical procedure to increase breast size and improve shape using silicone or saline implants, or your own fat (fat transfer).
Creates fuller breast volume and can improve upper breast fullness for a more balanced silhouette.
Surgery to remove excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to achieve a breast size more proportionate to your body frame.
Alleviates physical discomfort (neck, back, shoulder pain) and improves comfort in clothing and during activity.
A procedure to reshape and raise sagging breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue.
Restores a more youthful, lifted breast contour and position without significantly changing cup size.
A combined procedure that lifts the breasts and increases their volume using implants or fat transfer.
Addresses both loss of volume and sagging (ptosis) to restore fullness and firmness in a single surgery.
Breast
Revision Surgery
Corrective surgery to address concerns from a previous breast augmentation, such as capsular contracture, implant malposition, or a desire to change implant size/type.
Areola reduction
A focused procedure to reduce the size and improve the symmetry of the areolas (the darker skin surrounding the nipples).
Correction of enlarged male breasts through the removal of excess glandular tissue and/or fat via liposuction and/or direct excision.
Creates a firmer, flatter, more masculine chest contour.
A tailored surgical plan—which may involve different techniques on each breast—to address significant differences in size, shape, or position.
Achieves improved balance and symmetry, enhancing confidence and comfort.
FAQ
1. Am I a good candidate for breast surgery?
The best candidates are in good general health, non-smokers (or willing to stop well in advance of surgery), have stable body weight, and possess realistic expectations about what surgery can achieve. During your consultation, Mr Ibrahim will assess your anatomy, medical history, and personal goals to determine the most suitable and safe option for you.
2. What happens during a consultation?
Your consultation is a comprehensive and unhurried discussion. Mr Ibrahim will listen to your concerns, discuss your desired outcome, and explain all suitable surgical options in detail. He will examine your breasts, take measurements, and use of different images and sizers where appropriate to help visualise potential results. You will have ample time to ask questions about the procedures, recovery, risks, and costs.
3. What type of breast implant is best?
There is no single “best” implant; the ideal choice depends on your body frame, existing breast tissue, and aesthetic goals. Mr Ibrahim will discuss the differences between silicone (which feels more like natural breast tissue), as well as options regarding shape (round or anatomical) and implant placement (over or under the chest muscle). His goal is to recommend what will achieve the most natural-looking result for you.
4. How long is the recovery period?
Recovery varies by procedure. Generally, you can expect to return to desk-based work within 1-2 weeks. Light walking is encouraged immediately, but strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and upper body workouts should be avoided for 4-6 weeks. You will be provided with a supportive surgical bra and detailed post-operative instructions. Final results, with swelling fully subsided and implants settled, are typically seen after 3-6 months.
5. What are the risks and potential complications?
As with any surgery, there are general risks such as bleeding, infection, and reaction to anaesthesia. Specific risks for breast surgery include changes in nipple sensation, scarring, asymmetry, and implant-related considerations like capsular contracture (scar tissue forming around an implant) or rupture. Mr Ibrahim will explain all potential risks in detail during your consultation, alongside the measures taken to minimise them.
6. Will I have visible scars?
All surgery results in scars, but Mr Ibrahim uses precise surgical techniques to place incisions in the most discreet locations possible (e.g., in the breast crease, around the areola). Scars will be red and firm initially but will gradually fade and soften over 12-18 months with proper care. The benefits of the surgery usually far outweigh the presence of well-placed, matured scars.
7. Is the surgery performed under general anaesthetic?
Yes, for your comfort and safety, all major breast cosmetic procedures are performed under general anaesthetic in a fully accredited hospital with a dedicated anaesthetist and surgical team.
8. How long do results last?
Results are long-lasting. However, breasts will continue to age naturally and can be affected by significant weight fluctuations, hormonal changes, and pregnancy. Implants are not lifetime devices and may require future replacement or revision surgery. A breast lift or reduction provides a permanent improvement in shape and position, though some natural sagging may occur over time.
