BREAST LIFT
Many women discover after pregnancy or breastfeeding that their breasts lose shape and firmness and begin to sag. A breast lift (mastopexy) aims to restore shape and firmness and reposition the breasts without changing their volume, while it can also reduce the size of the areola (the darker skin around the nipple).

TUBEROUS BREAST CORRECTION
Tuberous breasts are a congenital breast deformity that develops during fetal growth and becomes apparent during puberty as the breasts develop. Treatment is surgical and requires specialized techniques to restore both the shape and size of the breasts.

BREAST AUGMENTATION
The breast is a key feature of the female body, and its size is genetically determined. Breast augmentation surgery can enhance the size and shape of the breasts through the use of specialized silicone implants placed behind the breast tissue. It is one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures worldwide, with an estimated more than 3 million women having undergone breast augmentation over the past 35 years.

BREAST ENLARGEMENT WITH FAT (AUTOLOGOUS FAT GRAFTING TO THE BREAST)
Fat grafting can help address these concerns by increasing breast volume in a natural and long-lasting way.

BREAST REDUCTION
The size of the female breast is influenced by various factors, including heredity, hormonal changes, and body weight. Breast reduction surgery aims to decrease breast size by removing excess fat, glandular tissue, and skin, making the breasts smaller, lighter, and firmer. At the same time, the procedure can reduce the size of the areola and reposition it to a higher, more youthful location.

CORRECTION OF BREAST ASYMMETRY
The breast is a defining feature of the female body, and its size is genetically determined. Many women have a slight asymmetry between their breasts, which is usually not easily noticeable.

GYNECOMASTIA
Gynecomastia is the enlargement of male breast tissue. It is a pathological condition most commonly observed during adolescence and represents a developmental abnormality.