Treatment library
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Explore plastic surgery, orthopedics and traumatology, ophthalmology, general surgery, urology, regenerative medicine and specialist care through source-linked guides.
Plastic Surgery
18 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
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Liposuction
Body-contouring surgery that removes selected deposits of subcutaneous fat. It is not a weight-loss treatment and does not reliably correct cellulite or loose skin.
Open detailed guide 02 · Face & noseRhinoplasty
Surgery that changes nasal shape, structure or size. Planning should assess breathing as well as appearance.
Open detailed guide 03 · Breast surgeryBreast implants
Breast augmentation uses implants to increase volume, change shape or improve asymmetry. Implants are medical devices and are not lifetime devices.
Open detailed guide 04 · Breast surgeryBreast Augmentation with Preserve Technique
A branded, minimally invasive breast-augmentation approach designed to preserve more of the breast's supporting tissues while creating a controlled implant pocket. It still involves surgery and breast implants, and it does not remove the usual implant-related risks.
Open detailed guide 05 · Body surgeryTummy tuck
Abdominoplasty removes excess abdominal skin and may repair separated abdominal muscles. It is major surgery, not a weight-loss shortcut.
Open detailed guide 06 · Combined surgeryMummy makeover
A tailored combination of breast and body procedures, commonly after pregnancy or weight change. It is not one standard operation.
Open detailed guide 07 · Face & eyesEyelid surgery
Blepharoplasty removes or repositions selected skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids. Functional visual-field concerns require proper eye assessment.
Open detailed guide 08 · Face & neckFacelift
Facelift surgery repositions facial soft tissues and removes selected excess skin. It does not stop ageing or replace procedures aimed at the eyelids, brow or skin texture.
Open detailed guide 09 · Breast surgeryBreast lift
Mastopexy reshapes and elevates breast tissue and the nipple position. It does not automatically add upper-pole volume.
Open detailed guide 10 · Body surgeryBBL & Lipo 360
BBL & Lipo 360 contours the torso with 360-degree liposuction, then uses the patient's own processed fat to reshape the buttocks—without butt implants.
Open detailed guide 11 · Post-weight-loss surgeryBody lift
Body-lift surgery removes extensive loose skin and reshapes supporting tissue, often after major weight loss. It is not simply large-area liposuction.
Open detailed guide 12 · Body surgeryArm lift
Brachioplasty removes excess upper-arm skin and reshapes supporting tissue, sometimes with liposuction.
Open detailed guide 13 · Face surgeryChin implant
Chin augmentation uses an implant or bone surgery to change chin projection and facial balance.
Open detailed guide 14 · Face & noseUltrasonic rhinoplasty
A rhinoplasty technique that uses piezoelectric instruments for selected bone work. It is a tool within rhinoplasty, not a guarantee of less swelling or a better result.
Open detailed guide 15 · Face & bodyFat transfer
Fat transfer removes fat by liposuction, processes it and injects it into another area. Part of the transferred volume is expected to be reabsorbed.
Open detailed guide 16 · Chest surgeryGynecomastia
Male breast-reduction surgery removes excess gland, fat and sometimes skin after appropriate assessment of the cause.
Open detailed guide 17 · Face & neckNeck lift
Neck-lift surgery treats selected loose skin, fat and platysma-muscle bands beneath the jaw and neck.
Open detailed guide 18 · Face & eyesBrow lift
Brow-lift surgery repositions the forehead and brow. It should be assessed separately from upper-eyelid surgery.
Open detailed guideOrthopedics and Traumatology
6 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Compare joint replacement, sports-injury and spine procedures with realistic recovery and rehabilitation planning.
Knee Replacement
Knee replacement resurfaces damaged joint surfaces with metal and plastic components to reduce pain and improve function in selected patients with advanced joint disease.
Open detailed guide 02 · Orthopaedic surgeryHip Replacement
Hip replacement exchanges the damaged ball-and-socket surfaces for prosthetic components when pain and loss of function remain substantial despite appropriate non-surgical care.
Open detailed guide 03 · Sports orthopaedicsACL Reconstruction
ACL reconstruction uses a tendon graft to restore stability after a clinically significant anterior cruciate ligament tear.
Open detailed guide 04 · Sports orthopaedicsMeniscus Repair & Arthroscopy
Arthroscopic meniscus surgery may repair selected tears or remove only unstable damaged tissue when symptoms and tear pattern justify intervention.
Open detailed guide 05 · Shoulder surgeryRotator Cuff Repair
Rotator cuff repair reattaches torn shoulder tendons to bone when symptoms, tear characteristics and functional needs support surgery.
Open detailed guide 06 · Spine surgerySpinal Fusion
Spinal fusion joins selected vertebrae to stabilise a painful or unstable spinal segment after diagnosis-specific assessment.
Open detailed guideOphthalmology
7 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Understand laser vision correction, cataract and premium lens choices, retinal surgery, glaucoma and corneal treatment.
Cataract Surgery & Premium Lenses
Cataract surgery removes the cloudy natural lens and replaces it with an intraocular lens selected around eye health, measurements and visual priorities.
Open detailed guide 02 · Refractive eye surgeryLASIK Eye Surgery
LASIK reshapes the cornea with a laser to reduce selected short-sightedness, long-sightedness or astigmatism after detailed screening.
Open detailed guide 03 · Refractive eye surgerySMILE Laser Eye Surgery
SMILE removes a small laser-created corneal lenticule through a keyhole incision to correct selected myopia and astigmatism.
Open detailed guide 04 · Refractive eye surgeryImplantable Contact Lens (ICL)
ICL surgery places a phakic lens inside the eye while leaving the natural lens in place, usually for selected patients with refractive errors unsuitable for corneal laser treatment.
Open detailed guide 05 · Retinal surgeryVitrectomy
Vitrectomy removes the vitreous gel from inside the eye so a retinal surgeon can treat conditions such as retinal detachment, macular hole, bleeding or scar tissue.
Open detailed guide 06 · OphthalmologyGlaucoma Surgery
Glaucoma procedures lower eye pressure to protect remaining vision; they cannot restore optic-nerve damage already present.
Open detailed guide 07 · Corneal surgeryCorneal Transplant
Corneal transplantation replaces diseased corneal tissue with donor tissue using a full-thickness or selective-layer technique.
Open detailed guideGeneral Surgery
6 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Explore elective general-surgery pathways with diagnosis, hospital stay and complication planning explained first.
Laparoscopic Gallbladder Surgery
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy removes the gallbladder for selected symptomatic gallstones or gallbladder disease.
Open detailed guide 02 · General surgeryHernia Repair
Hernia repair returns protruding tissue and reinforces the abdominal wall using sutures and, in many cases, mesh.
Open detailed guide 03 · Endocrine surgeryThyroid Surgery
Thyroid surgery removes part or all of the thyroid for selected nodules, cancer, enlargement or hormone-producing disease.
Open detailed guide 04 · General surgeryColorectal Surgery
Colorectal surgery removes or repairs part of the colon or rectum for cancer, inflammatory disease, diverticular complications or other confirmed pathology.
Open detailed guide 05 · Colorectal surgeryHaemorrhoid Surgery
Procedures for haemorrhoids range from office treatments to excisional surgery, selected according to symptoms, grade and previous treatment.
Open detailed guide 06 · Upper gastrointestinal surgeryAnti-Reflux & Hiatal Hernia Surgery
Anti-reflux surgery repairs the diaphragmatic hiatus and may create a gastric wrap to reduce proven reflux in carefully selected patients.
Open detailed guideUrology
6 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Review prostate, kidney-stone, cancer and andrology procedures with the investigations that determine suitability.
HoLEP Prostate Surgery
Holmium laser enucleation removes obstructing prostate tissue through the urinary channel to improve urine flow in selected men with benign prostate enlargement.
Open detailed guide 02 · UrologyTURP Surgery
Transurethral resection of the prostate removes obstructing benign prostate tissue through the urethra using an electrical loop.
Open detailed guide 03 · Stone surgeryRIRS / Ureteroscopy
Flexible ureteroscopy reaches the ureter or kidney through the urinary tract to fragment and remove selected stones, often using a laser.
Open detailed guide 04 · Stone surgeryPCNL for Kidney Stones
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy removes larger or complex kidney stones through a small tract created from the back into the kidney.
Open detailed guide 05 · Urologic oncologyRobotic Radical Prostatectomy
Robotic radical prostatectomy removes the prostate and seminal vesicles for selected localised prostate cancer after staging and shared decision-making.
Open detailed guide 06 · AndrologyPenile Implant Surgery
Penile implant surgery places an inflatable or malleable device to produce rigidity for intercourse in selected men with erectile dysfunction not responding to other treatment.
Open detailed guideIVF & Fertility
1 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Understand the IVF pathway from initial assessment and ovarian stimulation to egg collection, embryo development and transfer.
Check-Up
1 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Compare general, age-specific, cardiovascular, paediatric and cancer-screening programmes with their scope and limitations made clear.
Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine
1 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Separate established cell therapies from investigational uses and verify authorisation, evidence and clinical oversight.
Additional Care
5 treatment guides for clearer decisions.
Access hair restoration, bariatric care and specialist neurological procedures.
Hair Transplant
Hair transplantation moves follicular units from a donor area to thinning areas after diagnosis of the cause and assessment of long-term donor supply.
Open detailed guide 02 · Bariatric surgeryGastric Sleeve
Sleeve gastrectomy permanently removes much of the stomach to create a smaller tube-shaped stomach. It requires long-term nutrition, monitoring and behaviour change.
Open detailed guide 03 · Endoscopic bariatric treatmentEndoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty
ESG uses an endoscope and internal sutures to reduce stomach volume without abdominal incisions. It remains a procedure requiring structured lifestyle and medical follow-up.
Open detailed guide 04 · Functional neurosurgeryDeep Brain Stimulation
DBS implants electrodes in selected brain targets and a pulse generator under the skin to modify abnormal neural signals. It manages symptoms; it is not a cure.
Open detailed guide 05 · Functional neurologyMRgFUS
MRgFUS uses focused ultrasound under MRI guidance to create a precise lesion in a selected brain target. It is incisionless but not non-invasive in risk or outcome.
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